The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-01

as pastor last Sunday and will resume his
studies at Newton Center, Mass. -. Mrs. B. A.
Gowen of Thorndike and Ralph Thompson of
Montville were recent guests of Mrs. F. H.
Morgan. Rev. Fred II. Morgan preached in
Rumford Falls last Sunday. Ivory D. White
is visiting relatives-in Oakland.
DODGES CORNER. North Searsport)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nicke1son and children
returned to their home in Portland Sept. 10th.
.... Miss Harriet M. Nickerson is slowly
gaining. The relatives of Richard T. Dodge
have ceived notice Of his death, which &C.
Cured at the residence of his daughter. Mrs
VIM. H. Cate in Everett, Mass, Sept. 10Th.
He was born in Swanvlle, April rs, 1916, and
for many years was in the oar-making business
on Commercial street, Boston. After retiring
from business he spent several years with his
son Henry in this place. About five years ago
he went to Everett to spend the remainder of
his life with Mr.. and Mrs. Cate. where he re-
ceived the tepderest care. He leaves to mourn
his death, two children, Henry A. of Searsport
and Mrs. VIM. H. Cate of Everett; one grand
grandchildren, Doris and Gordon Kyle of
Everett.
TROY.
Clarence Whiting recently lost a fine horse.
Miss George Jackson is passing few weeks
in Albion... DR.. G. A. Stevens of Stockton
Springs made short visit at his old home last
W eek. The Sunshine meeting at c. J. Hill
mans has been postponed. George Woods
has been having two wells drilled. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Seavey of Auburn guests at
Frank Thompsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hillman left last week for Holeb to pass the
winter 90. Mrs. N. E. Dar forth and daughter
Nellie are passing the week at Windermere
go. Reuben Rhoades has six men packing ap-
Piles for him. He recently bought 500 barrels
of Fred Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Dow of Win
tbrop, Mass, are guests Of Mr.. ard Mrs. I. W.
Halves. Walter Halves of Chelsea, Mass. is
also visiting his old home and friends. james
Mitchell and MIR. and Mrs Rogers and daugh-
ter of Milo were weekend guests of M. V. b.
Mitchell and family. Mrs. Alice Jackson is
very low at this writing.
sWANVILLE.
Rev and Mrs. A. A, Blair of Belfast were
guests of Hon. A. E. and Mrs. Nickerson Sept.
10Th. Mrs. Fred Cunningham and her moth
er, Mrs. Twomby of Monroe. were guests at
A. E. Cunningham's last Thursday. . Miss
Harriet M. Nickerson is convalescing. She
has not typhoid as reported last week. :. Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Nickerson arrived from Port
land last Friday night and spent few days at
Maple Terrace Farm. Mr.. and Mrs. ". N.
Briggs, son George and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E..
Damn. attended Unity fair Sept. 10th. =. Mrs
C. R. Nickerson and son Milton returned home
last Saturday night. Mrs. G. T. Nickerson
and children spent the weekend in Brooks. =.
Mr.. E. R. Nickerson and family returned to
Portland Saturday. Mr.. Arthur Webb of
Massachusetts is guest at the home of his
uncle, Mr.. Isaac Nickerson. -. Mr.. and Mrs
William Stevens of Massachusetts are guests
of their nephew and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stevens. Mrs. Sarah Crockett visited Mrs.
P. S. Staples in East Belfast last week.
KNOX,
The Knox Farmers Union held an interest
ing meeting at Knox Station, Sept 18th, and
voted to build storehouse for grain, potatoes,
etc, soen as arrangements can be made and
building material bought. Much interest is
being manifested in the Union and new MEM
bers are je ining with good prospects of more
in the near future. -. A large number of peo-
pie went to Unity fair Sept. 10TH. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Stantial of Belfast and Mrs. T. c.
Smart of Waldo were recent guests of Mrs. Ida
Wentworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bryant, Mr..
Oakley Giles, Mrs. Julia Curtis and Miss Addie
Cross were Sunday evening guests at B. L.
Aborn's.. Mrs. Sarah Coney of Augusta and
Mrs. Raymond Hall of Albion visited Mrs Jen-
ME d. McGray recently. The Boston guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mannuccia returned home
Mo nday. -. Mrs. Bessie Elwell of Waterville
8 pent W Wednesday night, Sept. 18th, with her
sister, Mrs. R. W. Emerson. Miss Emma
Blood of Belfast visited her sister, Mrs. Laura
Braddock, few days the past week.. Ed
ward and Raymond Leonard, Annie Penney
a nd Clementine Bucklin are attending Free
dom academy. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Aborn
and Mrs. Ida Wentworth visited friends in
Waldo and Belmont Sunday.
sWANvlLLE CENTER !
John Naddocks has moved the old Hustus
house across the road and il fixing 1t up for q