The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-19
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Judge Dunton of Bath was in town Thurs
day on business. :. Miss Mildred Wentworth
who has been at the Boys Home in Portland
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bills, for
a few weeks, on her return visited her sister
Mrs. Alice Hall, and left Sunday for Morrill,,
where she will teach school, Mrs Georgia
Ripley has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Simmons in Searsmont this week. +. j. ].
Spinney of Bath. State inspector of roads, is
here looking at the work now being done on
the State road. Miss Ermina Gushee has re-
turned from Long Island, where she spent the
to Portland, where she has position in one of
the city schools as teacher. Miss Edith
Gushee left this week for Revere, Mass
after passing her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Frances Gushee. Miss Gushee is a
teacher in one of the Revere schools. Mr.
H. A. Carpenter and Colburn Arnold of Provi-
dence, R. l., were guests recently of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Wadsworth. :. Mrs. Annie Williams
and Miss Grace Gushee are teachers of the
fall term of the village schools. -. Miss Agnes
I Taylor has the Ridge school.
BLANKET LANE, (Pl ospect.)
Guy Grindle and Miss Emma Ridley went to
Winterport Monday.....W. c. Bowdoin of Mt
Heagan was in the Lane Monday on business
go. Esther Tower ard Ella Young were in
W Interpret Wednesday, shopping. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Quimby Of Daggetts Crossing call
ed on friends in the Lane Wednesday {. :. Isaac
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Midget, by getting her leg broken. One OF
his work horse kicked it.. Mrs. Daniel Doni-
yer has gone to Hallowell and Augusta to visit
friends for few weeks and Mrs. Maud Part
ridges will be Mr.. Doniver's housekeeper dur
ing her absence. Eugene Young is still cut
ting hay on the Hopkins meadow with a crew
of men,. :. MIR. and Mrs. A. K. Gray will soon
go to Hancock county for. few weeks visit
with relatives and friends. =. Isaac NJ Cum
mi ngs has lost two horses and five hogs with
in few months. ....M Mrs. Medora Marden, who
arrived lately from Colorado, where she had
been for the past two years with her daughter,
Mrs. Burden mas been the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Gooding Grant, the past week
........A. K. Gray has sold one of his
Jersey caves TO CnaS. IOWer...,. MIS-. FLORENCE
A. Cummings has SO far recovered from her
recent illness as to be able to ride out. She is
under the care of DR.. Mansfield of Winterport
Last Friday morning we drove to Beech Hill
farm and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lit
.tlefeld. We found Mrs. Littlefeld dressing
her printed butter for her customers. They
churn from 40 to 60 pounds of butter a week
from IL cows. Some of them are young.
Mr. Littlefelds stock is all full grade Jerseys
and they are looking fine. He has one fine
looking bull. one year old last April, full
blooded Jersey, which he wishes to sell. We
noticed a good flock of geese, which looked
like old times, This farm contains 100 acres
It is somewhat run out now, but cuts between
so and 60 tons Of hay. Mr.. L. has 81 acres in
potatoes. He called our attention to his pigs
which are looking fine. They are kept on
separated milk. We also noticed some fine
looking babies, and think that the Littlefeld
stock will not run out. Mr.. Lttlefeld Yves a
great worker in the recent campaign and will
ask for an appointment as deputy from Sheriff
c ushman. He would make one Of the best