The Republican journal., 1911-04-06
STANDPOINT.

A. w. Shute has joined steamer ]. T. Morse
at Camden. =. John Clements, who has been in
Florida for several months, arrived home last
week. Miss Lucy Grant is at home from
Orono for a few weeks. Amelia Grant has
been confined to the house the past week with
tonsilits. Mr.. James Smith of Newport has
been the guest of his brother here recently.
Mrs. James Libbey, who has been here for
several weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Smith, left by train Saturday for her
home in Chicago. Rev. F. W. Tingley re-
turned Saturday from visit with his family in
Somervile, Mass. Faustna Griffin spent sew
eral days last week in Bangor. 80, L. Marie
Grant, who is employed in Bangor, spent Sum-
day at home... Henry Clifford returned Thurs
day from DR.. Tapley's hospital in Belfast,
where he was operated on for an enlarged
gland in his neck. W. L. Styles and Asa
Styles spent Wednesday in Bangor. -. Hiram
Grant, who has been on barge during the
winter, has arrived home... F. F. Perkins is
at home for few weeks and had as his guest
the past week Mr.. John Kennedy of Boston.
Mr.. Fred Blanchard, who was confined to
the house with lame foot caused by it being
badly sprained while hauling logs, is able to be
out again. Several from here attended the
dancing school in Prospect Saturday evening.
Mrs. Olive Merrill is visiting her sister in
Levant, who is ILL.,. Beaufort, the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Grant, is very sick with
bronchitis at this writing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heath have moved into M. S. Richards
house. Mrs. ]. A. Pierce and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Black, have arrived home from
! Portland, where Mrs. Pierce had been for
treatment. Miss Dora Shute was in Bangor
last week for a visit Mrs. Clara Erskine and
Miss Flora Erskine were here from Bucksport
last week for visit. Mrs. Flora Perkins,
who has been here spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Converse Grant, has re-
turned to her home in Penobscot.. The school
in this district began March 9th, Miss Eliza
beth Frame of Searsport, teacher. The
weather the past week has been severe. Near
ly foot of snow has fallen and with high
wind and cold wave made it very uncomfort-
able for this time of the year.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
DR.. A. D. Ramsay has been reelected su-
permit endent of schools. Miss Jessie Banton
went to Portland Monday for an operation on
her throat. Mrs. Gene Perry is ill. Mrs
Lucy Wing is caring for her.. Miss Iva Dow
ner of Freedom is with Mrs. F. A. Cushman
for time. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Berry of
Knox were at D. C. Gains Sunday Miss
Margene Foy is visiting at Fred Foy's in
China. Miss Maud Greeley of Freedom is
the guest Of Miss Ethel Thompson. :. Harold
and John Nutter were in Freedom Sunday at
M. E. Busher's.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Jackson
and Miss Nella were at Mrs. Joel Jackson's
Sunday. -. Mrs. D. K. Mcfarland of Freedom
passed last week with her father, Frank May
hew... The neighbors Of Mrs. Mile Harmon
turned out last week and cut and hauled a
good pile of wood to her door. Bert Baker
will saw it for her with his gasolene engine.
-. .Bussey and White have finished saving
lumber with their portable mill, discharged
their workmen last week, and have return
ed to their homes in Winterport.. "A. H.
H.. Dyer is at home from Boston. Mrs.
G. A. Palmer of Liberty was with Mrs. H. E.
Ramsay last week. ...S. E. Bowler and Miss
Katherine Bowler of Palermo were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Cushman. -. Mr..