The Republican journal., 1914-02-12

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SoU4ss 1DoaesVn1aE ~
George Colby, who has bssn ehoppdng for G.
8. Adams, has hired with v. A. Simmons 4
Co. and began work Monday. =. as~0.
vho has been confined 70 the house for nsarly
tvo weeks with grip cold. 10 ont again. +.
Mrs. Olive Randall sold , horse recsntly 70
Huldah Ramsey u Center MEANWHILE. G. A.
spraeue was quite badly injured recently. He
received cash on the forehead that required
FIVE stitches. The accident was caused by q
runaway horse.
SWANVnLE CENTER.
Mrs. Fred Small and Mrs. Harry Gross Of
sesrsport spent Tuesday with Mrs Briggs.
NJ the death of Mrs. Downs this town has lost
another of its good reliable old people, and too
few of that noble generation are left novel,.
Mrs II A. Robertson 10 i'll with the grip. -,
The Young people are enjoying the fine sliding
and moonlight evenings. lutte party OF
the Younger people went to Brooks to the K.
If hall and report grand time. Business
ia booming this winter in the country, a. there
has not been such run Of shedding for years.
r. A. Robertson returned home from the
Waldo County hospital last Monday -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Nealley of Monroe were guests
Sunday of w. M. Clements.
CENTER MONTvIlLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banks of Seafsmont
spent the day Feb. 9Th with her brother, Mr..
T. 8. Erskine Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Allen
went to Belfast for a few days visit with his
sister. Mrs Ralph Carter. Harold P. Foster,
who has been at work in Knox for several
months, is at his fathers, L. T. Foster, sick
with the mumps. Miss Susie Walker is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Orrie Morse. Mr.. Volney
Thompson was in Belfast Tuesday attending
a County commissioners meeting -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oramendel Morse called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Bachelor last Sunday. Mrs. Bachelors
mother, Mrs. Baker of Searsmont, is stopping
with her daughter for few weeks. The
selectmep are at their Office this week finish
ing the accounts for the year. Town meeting
of u H. Grange will serve dinner in the grange
dining room at noon that day and there will be
dance in the grange hall with an oyster sup.
per that evening.
WHITES CORNER, (vyinterpOrt.,
Mrs. Julia White is the guest of Mrs. George
Bickford in Newburg for few days. Mr..
and Mrs C. B. Jewett visited at the home OF
Charles Page, in Jackson, Sunday. Mrs. A..
J Stanley of Bangor is the guest of Mrs. E. N.
Bartlett the present week. -. Mrs. r. l.. Glenn
ents spent Friday at the ONE of her brother,
Fred Barden, in South Monroe. Several
families from this vicinity attended the
masquerade ball in Monroe Wednesday even
ing Feb 4th. 1t was the annual event of
Monroe lodge of Odd Fellows. e. c. Glenn
ents, who was seriously i'll for a week. is bet
ter at this writing j. w. Jewett spent sew
eral days recently in Dixmont, Brewer and
Old Town. Misses Louise Libby and Laura
Bickford were at home from the Bangor High
school for the week lend land Marjelia and Ellen
Bartlett were at home from the village High
school. . Mrs S. ]. Fish was in Hampden and
Bangor last Thursday and Friday and was ac
companied home by Mrs A. D. Godsoe. who
had been in Waterville since the Holidays.
Margaret, the young daughter of L. E. White
of West Winterport, was successfully operated
upon for the removal of adenoids recently by
DR.. Walton of Frankfort. Fred Barden of
South Monroe visited at R. L. Clements Sum-
day. =. Miss Eva Cook of Monroe was a week.
end guest at the home of c. W. Nealey.
FRANKFORT.
Mrs John PIERCE of Me- York city and Mrs.
William Bagley of Annapolis, Nd, are the
guests of Hon. and Mrs. Albert PIERCE at the
Ide farm The many friends here Of Ralph
w. Cook are extending congratulations on his
marriage to Miss Marian Morgan of Winterport.
which took place Wednesday morning. Feb. 4th,
at St. GabriePs Catholic church in Winterport.
Immediately after the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Cook left for Waterville, where they will re-
side . Jacob Clegg and Mark Snow have re-
turned from Hallowell, where they have been
employed by the Hallowell Granite Works for
several months. il. Charles F. Drake has during
the last few days shipped several carloads of
potatoes to Boston markets. :. Robert Mckay,
who for several months has been visiting his
brother, Victor Mckay, on the latter's Mon
tana ranch, is spending few week with re-
latives at the Tyler home. Edward Foley and
Herman Averill, VINO have been employed in
Hallowell for several months, have returned
to their homes here Miss Mabel Neville,
who has been teaching in Monroe, is spending
the midwinter vacation at her home here.
The Pythian Sisterhood was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday, Feb q, at the home of
Mrs. Burton Batchelder in Prospect, an all-day
session being held. John P. Otis, who for the
past year has been employed in Concord. N. H .
Is at home for visit.
Horrible Blotches of Eczema.
Quickly cured by DR.. Hobson's Eczema ONT
ment. c. P. Caldwell of New Orleans, La,
states: "My doctor advised me to try DIR
Hobson's Eczema salve.' ! used three boxes
of Ointment and three cakes of DR.. Hobsons
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