The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-30

from tnelr farm IN UNITY TO tnelr nome In tn
village. :. Rev. John G. Vance's niece from
Castine visited him recently. :. Mrs j. D
Plummer and daughter Lena and Mrs, W. R
Sparrow and daughter Hazel were in Water
vile on business, October 25th Quite few
Of the farmers in this vicinity are getting dis
couraged as large number of acres of pota
toes are under water and it still rains.
PALERMO CENTER.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Howard, who have bee,
at their farm here during II e summer, return
ed to their home in Somerville, Mass, Monday
Joseph LaDuke will care for the farm an,
stock through the winter. :. Mrs. Mabel Tur
ner went to New York Monday to remain TO
an indefinite time....C E. Knox, who ha
been visiting his family here for two weeks
returned to his work in Bridgewater, Mass.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pullen O.
Yarmouth spending few weeks at theil
cottage here's. S. Partridge of NORTH
Whitefield, was in town, Friday, buying beef
cattle for the Brighton market. j. A. Brad.
street sold one head and W. W. Turner three
....S. E. Bowler has been busy of late repair.
ing the lines of the Palermo Tel. Co, caused
by the big storms. :. Farmers in this section
are having trouble to harvest their potatoes
because of the heavy rains
TROY.
At the Reading Club meeting last Friday
evening officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Arnold w. Dodge; vice president, John
Pratt; secretary, Laura f. Pratt; treasurer,
Alfred L. Estes; librarian, Clara B. Bagley,
assistant librarian, Freda Shibles; trustees,
Fred H. Bagley, Mrs. M. W. Dodge, Blendon
l.. Myrfck. The program consisted of num-
Der of charades, a dialogue by Phyllis Estes
and Benson GOWN readings by Wilhelmina
Cunningham, Phyllis Estes and Kenneth Will
son; auto harp solos by Arthur Bagley, and
songs by Merton Bagley. One name was ac-
cepted for membership. fine supper was
served by the committee and the meeting
closed with social hour. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Piper of Rockand are visiting Mrs M
w. Dodge. -. Elmer Hill, who spent the sum-
mer at Isle au Haut, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G Hill. ...C c. E. Waning who
underwent an operation in Merose Mass, last
week, is reported as doing well Mrs. Annie
Moore. who underwent an operation in Belfast
last week, is gaining. Mr.. and Mrs S H. Chase
of Waterville visited Rowena Clary last Thurs
day and Friday. Frank Meservie has leased
the Mott Fernald place for three years. to begin
Nov. LIST. 80. Fred Shaw of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Estes for week.
UNITY.
DR.. E. NJ Soule and family left Wednesday
morning for a two weeks visit in Boston and
they will then go to California for the winter.
They expect to return about the first of Nav.
Mrs. D, B. Lothrop and little daughter Caro-.
lyn of Providence, R. l., are guests of Mrs.
Lothrop's parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Libby
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Lowell, who had been
visiting in Boston, Portland ndAugusta for two
weeks past, returned home Saturday Z. Mrs
Lucy Mitchell was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Sawyer, in Fairfield few days the past
week. :. Mr.. and Mrs Orville Fuller of Au-
gusta were weekend guests of Mr. Fuller's
-. Mrs. Frank Rice of Cleveland, Ohio,
was the guest of H. B. Rice the past week
Albert Hillman is quite i'll with pneumonia.
DR.. Whitney is attending him. Mr. Guy Nor
ton was a business visitor in Belfast recently.
80. George Grant was a business visitor in
Boston the past week. Mrs. Arthur Brown
of Havana, Cuba, who had been the guest of
her people, Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitaker, dur
ing the summer, left last Thursday for her
home in Cuba &c. Mrs. Sarah Jones of Hamr-
den the guest of her niece, Mrs F. NJ.
Fairbanks the past two weeks. . Mrs Albert
was the guest of friends in Portland
the past few days.