The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-12
County Correspondence.
SWANvMLE CENTER.

SWANVllLE CENTER.
Charles Curtis and Ernest Maddocks are
building two-story house for Fred Curtis.
They have the frame up. the under floor laid
and are now boarding it. Mr.. Curtis is building
nice modern house.. Mr.. and Mrs. Shorey of
Enfield are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Al
bert Moody. MR. John Palmer of Monroe
has three cows that made 1874 pounds of but
ter IN the last year and he sold two calves for
30. Thompson Bros. were threshing in the
Center last week.. Mr.. Fred Littlefeld is
now able to be in the store quite good deal....
Mrs. Luella Nickerson and Mrs. Martin Rob-
ertson visited last Thursday at the home of
Mr.. Charles Libby in Winterport.. School
in district No. 1-2 will begin Sept. 10Th and
Miss Grace Gilkey of Dark Harbor will teach.
80. Mrs. Barden is visiting relatives in VIM
terport. The friends of Mrs. Mary Small of
Brooks will be sorry to learn of her death.
She was great sufferer for many weeks She
resided in this town for several years.
WEST WINTERPORT.
Dyer & Barrows orchestra, who have been
giving popular public dancing parties at the
o. Gardner hall on Tuesday evenings, after the
picture show, have changed their date to
Thursday evenings until further notice. Ice
cream and cake will be on sale as formerly
The dancing public are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weed and children of
Dover, who have been guests in the home of
Mrs. Weeds father, John D. Field, returned to
their home Thursday. Among those who are
or have been attending the Spiritualist camp
meeting at Etna, are Mrs. w. T. Hail, Mrs AL
bert Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Clements.
Mrs. Lucy Dyer, Mrs. Ada Dyer Curtis, Mrs.
Abbott Campbell and others. Don't forget
the good pictures at o. Gardner hall on Tues
day evenings. The schools in town opened
Sept. End. Many of the teachers are from out
of town. Miss Myra Porter is teaching at
Whites Corner and Ada Dyer Curtis at the
Longfellow school, Boyd's Corner.
Mrs. Ann c. Beale of Brooklyn, N. Y, visit
ed her nephew. E. S. Wing, last week and
called on old friends in town. Mrs. Ora
Bryant was taken to DR.. Tapley's hospital in
Belfast Sunday afternoon for very critical
operation. Mrs. Irwin Hills and two children
of Portland were guests Of Mrs. Herbert
Plaisted last week. Mrs. Grace Thompson,
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Paul, has returned to her home in Lynn,
Mass. Mr.. Stanley and Miss Edith Wilson
have been visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. o. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Gilchrist
and Miss Florence Dunton of Belfast and DR..
c. D. Cool and son Robert of Madison, Wis,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Mr.. Charles Ripley of Boston
is in town for few days.. Mrs. Plaisted, Mr..
George Plaisted, Miss Ruth and Master Roger
Plaisted, have returned home after spending
several weeks here. :. Rev. c. H. Garland, our
new District Superintendent, occupied the
Methodist pulpit Sunday, September 8th.
sWANVILLE.
Mr.. E. H. Nickerson and son Clinton, accom-
panied by Miss Vinie Nickerson, returned to
Portland last Wednesday 49,. Miss Julia M.
Chase, who spent the summer with her
parents, returned to Everett, Mass, Thursday.
80. Mr.. E. r. Nlckerson and family were
guests of his father, Hon. A. E. Nickerson,
last Wednesday. They returned to Portland
Mckinley Damn left Monday to
enter Hebron Academy. Mr.. F. E. Nicker-
son and family returned to Everett, Mass.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Cunningham
Wis. ted their son Henry and family in Brooks
last week. Mr.. Geo. T. Nickerson has moved
,oJ, %bo
Lufkin and two children left last Friday for
where Mr.. L. is in business. They
will reside in Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Wilson and daughter Helena, who have
been spending two weeks at Hillside cottage
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Applin and daughter
Phyllis, returned to Somerville, Mass, Mon
day. Mr.. Applin returned home last Thurs
day. Mrs. Applin and daughter are guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Nickerson. DIR
Foster C. Small went to Princeton Saturday.
49,. Miss Louise Libby, who has been visiting
relatives in town, returned to Winterport last
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Shorey of
Enfield are guests of their daughter, Mrs. A
D. Moody.
MONROE.
Mr.. Will Strattard of New Jersey has been
visiting his father, John Strattard and while
here he bought the corner where S. L. Simp-
sons store was burned. Many will remember
it as the corner where the late E. H. Neatly
did business for many years. Mr.. S. intends
putting up cement building there in the near
future. Mr.. Will Strattard from Natck,
Mass, also visited with him. Mr.. James
Pattee of Belfast recently visited his cousin,
Joseph Pattee. Mrs. Judith Pierce of Dix
mont and Miss Agnes Barnes of Hampden
we're recent visitors at Joseph Pattee's....
Mrs. Lydia Woodman has returned to her
nome after two weeks visit with her cousin,
Albert Conant at Ellingwoods Corner. .
Master Victor Durham has gone to Pittsfeld
10 attend the fall term at the M. C. L.. Mr..
John Twombly Las returned from Bar Har-
DOR, where he had been the past few weeks
With his horses doing teaming. Work on
Mr.. G. A. Palmer's new building is progress
ng fast. "A rumor got abroad that small
,ox had been in Monroe. It is false report
which should he corrected. Miss Linda Chase
8 spending few days with her sister. Mrs.
Henry Luce, in Newburg. The High school
las begun. with Mr.. William Hebard of Massa-
.husetts as principal and Miss Gladys Treat
# Winterport assistant. Miss Flora Tasker
caches the primary school,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Moody have had s nice boy come to |
heir home. :. The Rebekah's had q pie |