The Republican journal., 1913-07-31
County Correspondence.
SWANVILLE CENTER,


The majority of the farmers are through
haying. MIR. and Mrs. H. C. Marden have
returned to Conn. The farmers are hunting
the bro n tail moths. They are white millers
and the leaf laying their brown woolly
eggs and easy to find, are uncommonly
thick. Martin Robertson has SO far cut $50
nests Mr.. j. H. Cooley of Northport has
recently had stones set his burial lot in
Monroe 49,. few days before Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Neal returned to Brookline, Mass Mrs.
N. had the pleasure OF catching a. lb salmon.
49,. Thursday evening, August 7th there Will
be church social at the Monroe Center
church ARD ice ere; m and cake will be on sale
The public is cordially invited. The proceeds
for church supplies, singing books, etc.
FREEDOM
Miss Alberta Farnham from Belfast visited
her aunt, Mrs W. R. Sparrow, the past week.
SO. Mrs. Edward Small and daughter. E,veine
from Deer Isle, Maine, visited Mrs. Small's
son, DR.. A. M. Small recently. Nc ssrs. E. j.
Vose. d. j. Banton and Seth Banton were in
Pittstield en- business July 22nd. MIR. J. B.
Wiggin has in large stock of canned goods,
cereals, dry fish and flour. both by the barrel
and by the bag. Mr.. Woodman Mcdonald
has bought the lot in the village known as the
En- ma Bryant Thompson lot and will build on
it soon. -. Rev. 7. P Williams and Mrs. Will
liams fro m Houlton visiting their children.
Mrs. A. Nj. Small and Phil, Williams -. Miss
H Apply Bangs and Mrs. Nettie Yeaton from
M massachusetts, are passing their vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles Bangs
Mrs. D. ". Dodge gave several of her
friends auto ride to Waterville July oath
he Ladies Circle will be entertained by Mrs
Eden Knowlton, Thursday afternoon, July
3lst. Ice cream ard cake will be on sale.
C ONE every body -. The 18th anniversary of
the Clough Veteran Association will be held at
Windermere Park in Unity. Wednesday, Aug.
18th. The address will be given by R. B.
Cookson, Esq. of Bangor, at l p. m. Mr..
Cookson is a soldier of the Civil War and
a very interesting speaker. There will be
other speakers at the campfire. In the even
ing there will be grand ball and music will be
furnished by Tozier's orchestra of four pieces
THoRNDIkE-
Mr. Whitelock, State Sunday school worker
will speak at the Center church next Sunday.
August 3rd. A full house is expected as Mr..
Whitelock has been here before and is well
liked . DR.. A. E. Kilgore of Brooks was at
Mr.. F. L. Philbrick's, July 10th in consultation
with DR.. H. L. Unworthy of Unity. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Hogan visited friends in Bangor
recently :. Among the Thorndike, at Winder-
mere Park Sunday were Edwin Lander and
family, Richard c. Higgins and family, F. S.
Hogan and family; Nicholas Walton and wife;
Guy Patterson and family, and Wallace Palmer
and fami]y Gustave Ward and sister Fannie
are working for John Clark through haying,
Mrs. Clara Gilmore and children of Vassal-
boro, were guests OF her sister, Mrs. A. H
Higgins, last Thursday. MISS Helen j. Phil
brick. who has been critically ill with pneumon-
ia the past two weeks, is now convalescent
She is attended by DR.. Truwol thy of Unity.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer of Lowell. Mass,
who were called here blythe illness of his faith
er, Albert Palmer, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Philbrick, July 22nd. Mrs.
Fred Patterson has been the guest for
several days of her gr anddaughter, Mrs. A. F.
Roundy. in Fairfield. Most of our farmers
| are nearly done haying. The hay crop is good
| in this vicinity. The apple crop will be the
liphtest for many years. Mrs. Sarah Davis
sold is head Of cattle to Edward Hunt OF
Unity recently. :. James Gates and wife. viii
Ward and wife, and Miss Myra Taylor. Arthur
Leonard, Will Higgins. Miss Nellie Cakes and
Robert Black took hayrack ride to Unity
20. J. Farwell and wife. accompanied by
Dr.. H. L. Kilgore and wife. enjoyed long
auto ride Sunday. i. :. Miss Doris Bartlett Il
assisting her father. E. L. Bartlett. in the
! postoffice these days.