The Republican journal., 1912-08-29
SWANVILLE CENTER.


SWANVILLE CENTER.
Mrs. Madge Walker of Monroe is helping
Mrs. e. H. Littlefeld for several week. Mrs,
Rowe of Belfast is the guest of her nephew,
Mr. Hermon Bachelor. Mr.. Maxim has
returned from Foxcroft, where she visited ner
daughter. MIR. Horace Murphy had silo
come last Saturday by train and will soon
erect It in his barn. . Mr.. and Mrs. George
Curtis and daughter, who have been boarding
at Mr.. Oscar BOWS, returned to Massachusetts
last Saturday. The farmers are having bad
weather for harvesting grain. . Comet Grange
is not holding meetings at present or account
OF the small pox in Brooks :. Perley McKeen
has Joined his family here for two weeks
vacation. -. There was slight frost last week.
and also Sunday night. Charlie Clements of
Searsport is visiting Ralph Robertson for
several days Ell Knowlton is improving
the looks of his barn. :. Charles Hustus is
making soma Improvements to his house.
PROSPECT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Skay of Belfast were
guests of their son, H. R. Skay, and wife, last
week.. Mr. and Mrs D. L. Hause visited
their nephew, Frank Young at his home in
Milford recently -. Miss Marie Page and
cousin, Ralph Skay, spent the past week in
Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Murch Clark and son
Thomas were guests of relatives in Belfast
last week and attended the fair . Miss Kate
Carter of Bangor was visitor at Abner Gray's
last week. Mrs. Nellie Hanson of Winter.
port was the guest of friends in town recently.
-. Mrs. Emma Bachelor was a visitor in
Bangor Friday. -. Miss Gertrude Marks was
the guest OF her uncle, Ahner Gray, and wife,
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence of Au-
gusta. who have been stopping at Walter
Browns the past weeks, have returned home
$40. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Benson, Mr.. and Mrs
George Dockham, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Bach
elder, Mr.. and Mrs George Haley and Mr.. and
August 18th for clam bake. Mr. and Mrs
Wendell Marden and daughter Ruth of Boston
are guests of his mother and sister at present
HALLDALE.
Clarence Fogg, who has been preaching
here this summer preached his last sermon
Written, better known as "Unce Oliver"
were saddened on learning of his death, which
occurred at his home in Unity village Aug.
21st. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright from Enid, Okla,
called on ]. E. Hall and Mrs. M. W. White
Aug. 18th. Over 60 of the Sunday school
went to Windermere Park for picnic Aug.
21st.. Miss Elsie M. Ring from Worcester,
Mass, was the guest OF Mrs. j. E. Hall last
week.. 1t is expected Rev. D. Bracket of
Belfast will preach here next Sunday The
church has secured his services for one year.
He will move into part of Chester Halls
house Nv. A. Manson and Miss Helen M.
Ring from Hudson, Mass, are stopping at j.
E. Halls. Mrs. Robert Ellis has gone to
East Knox to work for F. H. Curtis. . Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Vose left this week for Yer
m ont where they have employment . james
Manson from Hudson, Mass, is boarding at A.
E. Hall's......Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Hall from
Somerville, Mass, visited their relatives here
last week. They made the trip in their auto
mobile. The school here began last Monday
/ with Miss Nellie M. Clement, teacher.
TROY.
Colonel Mark Leslie Hersey of the United
States Army, Assistant Director of the Philip
pine Constabulary. while visiting his old home
in East Corinth, and with Mrs. Hersey making
an auto trip through Maine, very pleasantly
surprised Miss Mile Stevens, classmate at
M. c. h, by calling on her last week. At the
time of graduating in 1880 the class started a
Class letter, which. during all that time, has
never failed to make its yearly round, taking
in its course the Philippines, California, the
west and many States, thus cementing the
old-time friendships that years cannot lessen.
MFRS. May Dyer Sawyer of Skowhegan
visited at her uncle's, Augustus Stevens. one
day last week. .. Mrs. Walter Taylor and
daughter Of Pittsfeld are spending the week
| at her old home at the Center. :. Mrs. Lizzie
Smith, who for long time has been too i'll to
| go SO far from home, spent two days in Pitts
| field last week. :. Captain Frederick Barker
sof Elmira, New York, who is spending few
weeks in Belfast, made trip to Troy last
and Miss Eliza Dyer, who is very ill, :. Mrs.
two weeks with friends in Providence, r. L..
A little son was born Aug 23d to MIR. and Mrs.
Sanford Eos er.. .. Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Halves
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith are enjoying a
visit from their uncle, John Wellington of
Vassalboro. :. Seven Star Grange Of Troy held
its regular meeting last Saturday evening.
The first and second degrees were conferred
upon one candidate, and there were two APP
plications for membership. The Harvest Feast