The Republican journal., 1912-04-04
County Correspondence.
APPLETON.

LLAON'
Arthur Fisk has been elected superintendent
of schools. Miss Mildred Wentworth and Mr..
Clarence Paul were in Rockland Saturday..
Miss Annie McLain has returned from SIX
months sojourn in Massachusetts,. 1.-The
Dusky Dudes and Damsels of Darkey-toWn
played in Searsmont Tuesday night, March
26th to a good house. Miss Rosie Gusnee
has returned from Oak Grove Seminary. where
she has bt en- attending school. Miss Wlnni-
fred Johnson was also student at this school,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Berry visited trlenos
in Searsmont recently. Mr.. Periey ferry
has sold his farm to man in Canada, who mas
not vet seen the farm. The price PAID was
$500.
MONROE.
Mrs. Frank Bowden has been to Plttsheld
and moved her aged father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs Foster, to her home to care Tor them
Mr.. Foster is smart and walks as spry as the
Young men, but Mrs. Foster is an invalid from
rheumatism and great care. Mr.. Ruoolph
Nealley has returned from Florida, where re
spent the winter. He thinks highly OF the
climate there. Master Victor Durham has
weeks. Clarence Dickey has returned to
Castine to attend the spring term at the Nor
NAL school. The High school is having va
cation for week.. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Chase were guests of Sheriff jenkins IN Belfast
recently. Mrs. Alice Palmer has visited her
sister Maud in the hospital at Bangor. She is
thought to be improving, as her many friends
Mr. Elijah Rltchle of
Belfast was in town last week. Mr.. Hiram
Ide is to have charge of the Wlnterport poor
farm for one year and moved there last week
FRANKFORT.
The Mount Waldo Granite Works have IN
creased their force of cutters and assistants
about 60 the past week and there are now
about $50 at work. A large crew OF paving
cutters has also been put on at tie plant.
Several cars of coal have been received iately.
Frank w. Reed has been engaged to resume
his former position as superintendent OF the
Mount Waldo quarry Friends here Will De
interested to learn of the marriage Oh MISS
Hildred Averil daughter of Harry Averiil OF
this town, to Maurice Jellison of Houiton'
which occurred in Houlton the first OF last
week. Fred P. Hatch has returned from
several weeks visit with relatives IN Stockton
Springs and Belfast. Miss Henrietta Gllkey
has returned to resume her position as assist
ant in the High school, after spending the two
weeks vacation at her home in Searsport
John Blethen, who is attending kent's Hill
seminary, is passing the Easter vacation at his
home here Lawrence E. Donln has left for
Concord, N. H., where he has accepted posi-
ton as foreman at a granite plant
STANDPOINT.
A. w. Shute left Monday for Camden, where
he is employed on steamer J. F. Morse, get
ting her ready for summer service. MISS
Lucy E. Grant, who is at work in Belfast, VS.
tied her home here last week.. Mrs. j. ID.
Ginn spent last Thursday in Belfast. Miss
Fostina Griffin left by early train Monday to
resume her teaching in Hampden. . Ralph
Shute is in Searsport for few weeks. MIR.
and Mrs Clifford French and Mrs. Lottie
French returned to their home in Massachu-
sets by boat Monday. Mr.. Henry Clifford
left for New York Thursday to join yacht Ner-
maid. . The travelling is very bad here.
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Edward Robley, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford ). French. died at their home in East
Boston March Gath, aged year and months.
The remains were brought here by tram
Wednesday and brief service was held in the
cemetery by Rev C. 4. Hatch. The parents
and Mr.. French's mother accompanied the re-
mains here and they have the sympathy Of
their many friends in their sorrow. Mrs.
Lizzie Berry died last Sunday morning after
an illness of three weeks.
FREEDOM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant. who were
married recently, have taken Mr.. i. l.. Cum
ningham's rent and will go to housekeeping
soon. Mr.. Lew. Bruce is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Minnie Hustus. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cunningham were in Troy recently visiting
Mrs Cunnnghams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
B. Harding. Ms. Phil Lamson went to the
Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston
March 29th to be operated on for appendicitis.
DR.. A. M. Small accompanied her. Mrs.
Francis Hustus attended the funeral of her
sister, Mrs Isabel A. Thomas, in Belfast,
March 18th. miss Frances Mclaughlin is
Inc guest Ol DI anu MI .. iioi oC VI AiioAh
... Miss Bertha Bryant is visiting her father,
G. E. Bryant, in Burnham. Hon. D. W.
Dodge was in Belfast on business the past
week. Miss Henrietta Johnson was the
guest of her nephew, Frank Johnson, the past
week Mrs. Lewis Murch was in Water
vile on business the past week. e. Mrs, Buch-
auan Bryant is visiting her parents in Water
Vile Mr. and Mrs Calvin Bangs are visit
ing relatives in Augusta. Mrs. Nellie Bryant
went to the Central Maine General hospital in
Lewiston April End. DR.. A. M. Small accom-
panied her. Miss Avis Myrick began her
school in the primary grade in the Academy
April LIST.
BURNHAM.
The travelling is very bad here atpresent....
There are many cases of measles in town.
Among the latest cases reported are Loris
Baxter, Dorothy McKechnie and Elmer Mitch
ell The last named is student at M. c. l.,
Pittsfeld . Mrs Maude Mudgett was in
Troy last week, called there by the critical ILL
ness of her father Mather Monroe. =. Edison
Perkins was taken suddenly i'll with Appendix
citis last Friday noon in Chas. Sherman's
blacksmith shop and was taken into the nearby
house of MIR. Joseph Jones. A doctor was