The Republican journal., 1912-09-26
FREEDOM,

Mrs. Charles Sampson took an auto trip to
Belfast Sept. 18TH. Mrs. W. R. Sparrow
visited friends in Belfast the past week..
Mr.. W. E. Sibley from Springfield, Mass, was
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. D. w. Dodge, re-
| Gently. Master Horace Taylor visited his
! uncle, Norman Wiggin, and his aunt, Mrs.
Lennie Holmes, in Boston the past week.
The lady teachers at the Academy are Miss
Margaret June Kelly from Bangor and Miss
Leora Prentiss from Benton .. Hon. G. E,
Bryant and Mrs. Bryant, son Harding and
; their friend, Mr.. Bateman from New Jersey
| visited Mr.. Bryant's old home in the village
Sept. 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Knowlton
visited at W. R. Overlock's Sept 22nd Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Bangs were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grace Clark Sept. 22nd. :. u. Miss Aurelia
Black is stopping while with Mrs. Knowles
Bangs. Mrs. Black from Branch Mills is
! visiting her daughter, Mrs Frank Norton =.
Mrs. Sarah Boynton from Palermo is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Worth . Mrs.
Arson Knowlton will be Central in the village
on the farmers line after Sept. 3Oth Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Denico have moved to their
farm in Unity Miss Dora Brown from
Waldo is passing few weeks with Miss Bertha
Bryant. -. Miss Bertha Bryant and her friend
Mr.. Will Farw, II took an auto trip out in the
country Sept 22nd.
THoRNDlkE.
Mr.. Miller took for his text Sunday after
noon, Search the Scripture" Mrs. B. A..
Gross presided at the organ and DR.. Carl Cof-
i'm OF Pittsield sang in the choir, his fine tenor
adding much to the singing. Mr.. Miller will
speak at the Center church again next Sunday
at p. m. The Ladies' Aid held very pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Alma Parsons last
Wednesday. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Una Palmer. Mr.. Geo. Dobson of UNITY
passed Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Higgins. e. H. M Higgins
has been mending his ways, and now lets his
light so shine that all men may see their way
and thus avoid obstacles that are in the way.
.... DR. Carl Coffin, wife and little daughter of
Plttsheld, have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Benz. Ames and other friends in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Crockett of Belfast
passed last Thursday and Friday with Mr.. H,
M. Higgins. Mrs. Walter Hurd and nephew
of Unity attended church at the Center Sun
day afternoon. The heavy frost last Satur-
day night did much damage to the fields of
sweet corn and gardens generally. Mr.. Jack
nipped the cash profit from the pockets of
many farmers who had acres of corn nearly
ready for the factory :. Mrs. M. o. Dale of
Boston accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Thompson, n her niece, Mrs. Emma Thomp-
son and son Jimmie of Rockland, passed last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C. Higgins.
Mrs. Charles Crockett of Belfast and Mrs V.
N. Higgins were guests of Mr. and Mrs Will
Libby in Unity last Thursday afternoon
BLANKET LANE, (Prospect).
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Young were in Winter
port Monday on business. :. Mr.. and Mrs A.
K Gray are in Hancock county visiting friends
and relatives and will attend two family re-
unions while there. Miss Emma Ridley was
in Winterport Tuesday, shopping. -. Mrs.
Sarah Jordan, who had been the guest for
few days of Mrs. W. G. Clark, has returned to
her home in Stockton Springs :. Mrs. l. NJ
Cummings was called Tuesday morning to her
father, John Sprague, who is very dangerous
ly sick. Mr.. S. is about 80 years old and has
been in poor health all summer. He was re-
ported later as resting easily. Mrs. Fred
Alley of the village was in the Lane visiting
Sept. 18th. She had been confined to her bed
for the past three months. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Bryant of Belfast are visiting friends
and relatives in the Lane for two weeks. C.
H. and M. S. Dunbar of Bluehill are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. R. D. Cummings, for few
days. Quite large delegation from Pros
pect attended Monroe fair. =. Eugene Young
finished cutting the grass on the Hopkins
meadow last Friday. He has cut about 1901
tons of hay, half of which is first class hay
good for any market. Capt. w. D. Hartman
and F. c. Bowdoin of Mt. Heagan called on L.
c. Cummings Sunday Carl Grant has en-
ployment with G. w. Weymouth culling pota-
toes. Miss Lena Townsman, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cunningham, took
the boat for Belfast, where she has employ
ment in hospital. :. We hear of man in
town who sold himself to Satan Sept. 9th for
So, and think he must be a Democrat.
MANY teams and several autos drove
through Blanket Lane last Sunday. :. Fred
Quimby and his mother drove to Mt. Heagan
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Bowden and
family were guests Of Mrs. Bowden's father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Shute, last
Sunday. =. Benjamin P. Shute of Boston is the
guest of Mrs. r. D. Cummings. George c.
Ridley is at home for few days from Milo
go. Sandy Workman was in town Sunday hir-
ing men to pick up potatoes on the Weymouth
farm. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cuddy from
Frankfort are guests Of Mr.. Cuddy's sister,
Mrs. Frederick Cunningham, for few days.
Saturday for few days visit with relatives
and friends. .. Many from here will attend
Orland 4air this week.