The Republican journal., 1912-04-25

Mary Robertson of Monroe was the guest Sun
day OF Mrs. H. P. White. -. E. A. Robertson
has peas planted. :. The roads are improving
last. III. p. White is now able to do his
Chores. H. Littefeld recently bought a
fine COW of Mrs Luela Nickerson. :. Come t
grange is to give drama in the near future to
get money to pay for their piano.
WALDO STATION.
The schools in town began April 22d. Sadie
Cummings has the Bartlett school, Flora
johnson the Evans Corner school, Beatric e
Gould the Whtcomb school, Mildred Smith of
Burketville the Paul school, Mrs. Goldie Pay
son the Sheldon school, Jennie Levenseiler
Is under the care of trained purse, Miss Inez
Barker OF Montville, and is gaining slowly.
Percy Cunningham is at home, looking and
feeling better than for the past two years. %.
Mrs. o. u. Hussey is at home from the Waldo
County hospital much improved in health. -.
+. E. Llttlefield and wife are in Boston for
weeks stay. Everard Bryant is in the store
during their absence. Mr.. Littlefield shipped
car OF hay the past week. Alfred Mad
docks of Belfast has been doing some carpen-
ter work for Hussey Bros.
OAK HILL, (Swanville.)
Mr. and Mrs. Will Snow of Belfast visited
Mrs. Ann Webb recently :. Mrs. Loren Small
is in Belfast with Mrs. George Roberts for a
few weeks. Mr.. E. c. Peavey bought nice
veal calf of Mr.. John Morrell Saturday ..... Mr..
E. A. Robertson did some grating in Mr.. F. J.
Webbs orchard recently. Mr.. Bert Lenfest
is quite sick with an abscess in his throat. E.
heavy colds at this writing. The Oak Hill
sewing circle meets with Mrs. James Webster
Friday, April 26th Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Webb
attended the Pomona Grange meeting in Burn
ham April 10th and report very fine meeting.
....M Mrs. A. w. Damn and children returned
home April 18th after spending several months
in Burlington with her husband. i. . Mr.. Wal
lace Seekins is visiting his uncle, Ashley Part
ridge in West Somerville, Mass. -. Mrs. James
Wallace and daughter Nellie returned April
18th after spending the winter in Florida.
NORTH MONTVlILE.
Ernest Penney was in Belfast on business
one day last week. Walter Banton sold a
handsome yoke of three-year-o steers to
Charles Thompson last week =. Harold Bowler,
who has been working in the Belfast shoe fac
tory the past winter, has returned and is work
ing for H. F. Jackson. Claude D. Nutter
visited his uncle, ]. W. Deane of Freedom,
Saturday night and Sunday. :. David Hustus
of Freedom did several jobs of whitley wash
ing through this section the past week. :. Her.
bert Jackson has several men at work cutting
broom handle wood, which he will saw up with
his new engine. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stew
art visited at Charles McCorrisons Sunday
Sewal Staples bought new stove of H. F.
Jackson recently ID. W. Nutter is building
chicken house. and covered chicken yard. %.
Alice Penney was the guest of Mrs. E. F. Ban
ton Thursday. Most of the farmers in this
section have tried to destroy their brown tail
moth nests, but there are several who are
very slack about it, especially those who hav
trees in their back fields and pastures :. Mr..
and Mrs. W. M. Vose are stopping a couple of
weeks at the Girls Home in Belfast . Mrs.
Edith Vose has been visiting friends in Sears
port and Belfast the past week.
MORRILL,.
Extensive repairs are being made the in
terror of the church and the Sunday school and
church services were held at the Grange hall
last Sunday with sermon by Mr.. Woods, a Col
by student. Miss Fanny Alderman from
New Britain, Conn, arrived last Friday and
will spend the summer at |. D. Whites. ... Mr..
George Hatch made trip to Massachusetts
ho IF
Mrs. Nettie Pearson returned home last
weeh from Camden, where she spent the win
ter Ernest Higgins was at home last Satur-
day for short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Higgins. Miss Bertha Bates has
been visiting sick relatives in Massachusetts
the past week Her only sister died while she
was there. Earl Cross returned from Port
land last Friday, having taken the necessary
training for running automobiles. He is now
awaiting employment. Mr.. Robe Creasey
and family have returned to the Delbert Paul
farm and will be employed by Mr.. Paul the
coming season. School in No. began last
Monday under the instruction of Miss Nellie
Greer of this town. The village school is de-
layed on account of case of measles. The
DuPI. 10 loohiHS loT d ledCueT MTS. Seiid
Payson, who has been sick quite while, re-
mains about the same. Mrs. R. B. Smith is
very poorly. Mr.. John Berry has been under
the doctors care lately, and is confined to his
home. .. Some of our farmers are actively at
work ploughing and putting in early peas, etc.