The Republican journal., 1912-12-26
County Correspondence.
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CENTER BELMONT.


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CENTER BELMONT.
Sam Morse recently shot fine buck deer
near his home. Prof. Elmer Ness, educator
of horses, from Florida, passed through this
place on Friday last on his way to Searsmont.
his old home, with fine string Of performing
ponies and horses, thirteen in all. :. Ice boat
ing is being enjoyed on Tilden Pond. The ice
is in good condition and number were out
Sunday to take advantage of it,
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. Jessie Harding. Mrs. Kate Hartman
and Mrs. Evelyn Harrison were in Bangor
shopping last Saturday Miss Amelia Harri-
man visited her sister, Miss Kate Hartman,
in Bangor several days last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Quimby of Stockton visited friends
here last Sunday. IL. Mrs. Evander Hartman
visited her sister in Standpoint last Sunday
.... Miss H. K Heagan visited at VIM. Smiths
in Stockton Springs several days last week.
sEARsMoNT.
Mr.. Will Bickford had shock last week..
Mrs. Fred Marden and son Ernest and Mrs.
Aaron Ridley went to Belfast Saturday in Mr..
Marden's automobile. jay Moody, who took
Donald Fogg's place in the store of v. A. Sim
mons & Co., has had to resign on account OF
asthma. Miss Josephine Knight has gone to
North Upton, Mass, for the winter. Minnie
Paine is teaching school in Belmont. Mrs.
Abbie Ordway is clerking in the dry goods de-
partment of v. A. Simmons & Co.'s store.
OAK HILL, tSwanville.)
Miss Helen Knowlton, who has been very i'll,
is gaining slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. James Web
ster and two sons and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Porter
Webb attended the meeting of North Waldo
Pomona Grange in Brooks, Dec. 11th.. Mrs.
Ryant died at the home of her son Addison,
Dec. 14th, after long Illness She is survived
by two daughters and three sons. -. Mr.. Arthur
Thompson and family of Poor's Mills were
guests of Mrs. Thompson's sister, Mrs James
Webster, Sunday -. Mr.. Fred Flye of Free
dom, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. r..
P. Webb, returned home Monday. MISS
Louise Cunningham and her friend Miss Char
lotte Staples of Belfast are attending the State
EAST NORTHPORT.
Mrs A. B. Written went to Winterport Dec.
18th to visit her sister, Mrs. Baker. returning
home Monday :. Miss Effie Baker. deaconess,
was guest of Mrs. C. o. Dckey last week. ..
Edwin Mahoney died quite suddenly Dec l4th.
He had only been sick few days of pneu-
monia. He had a very bad heart trouble which
was the immediate cause of his death. Mrs.
M. B. Whiting closed the school Thursday
noon on account of illness, but was able to re-
sumo her duties Monday Walter Vose of
Belfast, who has been working for c. o. Dick
ey, was taken sick last week and went home.
:. Mrs. C. o. Dckey was sick last week, and
Walter Dickey is now on the sick list -. Miss
Effie Baker will hold services in the chapel
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
TROY
Charles Call is at home from the hospital at
Belfast, where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Martin of
Pittsfeld visited in Troy one day last week.
80. belmont West, Elmer and Leon Bagley re-
turned from Holeb last week with five deer.
-. Walter Halves of Chelsea, Mass, is visit
ing relatives at the Center. .. Miss Angie Gar
celon visited in Lewiston and Auburn last week
-. Arnold Dodge is spending week in BOSTON
with his cousin, Fred R. Weymouth. Miss
Erdene Pierce. is at home from Whitefeld. H,
where she is teaching, for the Christmas vaca-
I tion Miss Edith Coffin of Bangor is vi iiting
| her brother, Clarence Coffin. The History
class, recently formed have received their books
and will meet with Mrs. Mary Dodge Saturday
! ATTIC rnoOn, Dec. 21St.
PROSPECT
Mrs Jennie Dockham went to Portland Mon
day to attend the Maine State Grange as a
delegate from South Branch Grange. ... Among
those who visited Bangor last week were Mr..
and Mrs. George Dockham, Mrs. W. S. Killman
( and MISS Ora Libby Mrs Helen Gray spent
! several days last week in Bangor with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Cunningham. Stars
Guidamore has gone to Connecticut, where he
has employment. Mrs. Ralph Averill left
Monday for Woodbury., VT, to join her hus-
| band, who is employed there. Edmund Dock
ham and son Werner Of North Sullivan We're
the guests of relatives here last week. -.
Chandler Ellis has gone to Bethel, VT. for the
winter. Miss Susan Rainy was the guest re-
Gently of her sister, Mrs. Luther Ames. -.
Carol Trevette and little son of Lynn, Mass.
were visitors at Burton Bachelors last week
wlN7ERPoRT.
| Mrs. Walter Haley, who has been quite ill, is
improving Mrs. Clenentine Stubs is very
low. :. Mrs. Flora Knowles and her daughter,
Mrs. Lizzie Burbank, have returned from two
weeks visit with relatives in various parts OF
the town. :. Mrs. Alma Dow Of Frankfort is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joshua Crockett.
Mrs. Augusta Snow will remain at her home
during the winter and will have the care Of
the little Dockham girls. Oscar Cole has
sold piece of land adjoining his lot on Main
street to G. H. Clement, who intends to erect q
bungalow and garage on it,. Mrs Patch of
Christian Hill is very sick Mrs De Russia