The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-23
County Correspondence.
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Miss Evelyn Larrabee of Morrill, is visiting
Mrs, Eugene Adams. George Edmurds is
sick with another attack Of blood poisoning. He
had lust recovered from poison in his hand.
and took cold in saving wood with his engine
and is now sick in bed. George Gordon is
taking down three chimneys in his house aud is
to rebuild two of them. Deputy Sheriff w.
P. Jones is attending the April term of court
in Belfast.
OAKH HILL. tSwanville.>
Quite a number in this vicinity are sick with
bad colds. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Seekins are
stopping with their daughter, Mrs. Eli Knowl-
ton. for the present. Miss Charlotte Staples
of Belfast was the guest of Miss Louise Gun
ninqham the past week. =. Mrs. w. r. Peavey
il i'll at this writing and is attended by Dr.
Elmer Small. :. Mrs. Rodney Jackson OF Waldo
is visiting Mrs. E. W. Thompson. b nJamln
Webb of Portland was the week end guest OF
his prs ndmother, Mrs. Ann Webb. Mr.. L. b.
Nickerson is attending court in Belfast.
NORTH MONTVILLE-
ar Mrs Jessie Soue. who has been with her
sister, Mrs. Judith Poland, in Bridgewater
Mass. returned home to Mr.. E. F. Banton's
April 15th.. Mrs. Charles Colby has gone to
the Bangor Hospital for treatment. Miss Min
ME Clement is keeping house for her,. Mr'
D. H. Clark of Freedom is carpentering for
Herbert jackson. :. Mr.. E. J. Felker Of Brooks,
has been in this vicinity the past week run
ming Hines for different parties. Thomas
Thompson is driving the cream route
through here for the Turner Center Creamery.
NORTH SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Alma Fuller is very sick at this writ
ing. Mrs. Flora Holt of Portland was called
here recently by the serious illness OF her SIS
ter, Mrs. Alma Fuller. e. Roland Woodbury.
and sister, Miss Leona w. of Morrill,, called
on friends in town Sunday. Miss Angie
.Millett is caring for Mrs. M. F. Hunt. Miss
M. Stella Mccartney returned to the Bangor
hospital after nursing Mrs. M. F. Hunt for
three weeks. H. W. Ladd returned from
Lowell, Mass, April 18th. "A. H. Hunt OF
Sidney was called home April 18th by the
death of his father. w. S. Hunt. Miss
George Blake, trained nurse from DR..
Tapley's hospital in Belfast. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joe Wentworth, at the Paul
Ranch. Mrs. Milbury Hunt received 16O
post cards Easter with which she was much
pleased and wishes to thank those who sent
them. She also received pinks from Mrs.
Frank Bryant. potted tulips from Mrs. Lucy
Bean and cut flowers and fruit from many
friends, whom she wishes to thank....J. l..
Warren of Belfast is at work for F. H.
Cooper, carpentering. .Chas. Jones recently
bought fine horse of DR.. Pearson of Nor
rill.
SWANVILLE.
Isaac Nickerson had an ill turn last week..
Ira Veazie is on the sick list. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Walter Nickerson have bought the house at
the end of the bridge of Willis Briggs and
moved in last week. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Varney have moved into the Hattie Spratt
house. -. Charles Seeley of the the U. S. N. is
home on ten days furlough, the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seeley . Mrs
C. R. Nickerson entertained the L. A. S. last
Friday afternoon. The officers that served
last year were elected for the coming year,
except Mrs. Luella Nickerson for treasurer in
place of Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson, resigned
because of i'll health. Mrs. Walter j. Nicker-
son was added to the floral committee Mrs
Nickerson, assisted by her niece, Miss Doris
Nickerson, served ham sandwiches, cakes and
coffee. Mrs. W. E. Damn will entertain April
3Oth. :. :. Mrs. A. E Nickerson, who has been in
Boston, has returned home. Miss Olive Wood
kept house for her during her absence. :. Mrs
Jack Bridge, who has been in Quebec with her
husband during the winter, arrived Friday and
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. H. F. M.
Phillips.
APPLETON.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morang, who have been
residents of Chelsea for two years, have re-
turned to Appleton and have moved into
Charles Graham's House. Mr.. Graham will live
with them. Mrs. Maynard Brown. sufferer
with sciatica, is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Robbins, Burkettville, where she will re-
main until better. Miss Bessie Gushee, a
teacher in Milton. N. H., is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gushee. Since her return she has learned that
the building where she was teaching has been
destroyed by fire. Our village schools began
April 9Th with Mrs. Frank Berry teacher in
the primary department and Miss Edna Hall
of Rockand grammar school instructor. =.
Mr.. v. o. Keller is in Searsmont the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence R. Simmons for few
days.. Saturday evening dances, managed by
Maynard Brown and Clarence Ames, will be
held in Riverside hall with music on alternate
nj ghts by Overlock's orchestra of South Lib
erty and Mitchells orchestra of Liberty. The
dances will begin as soon as the roads are in
better condition.
STANDPOINT.
Miss Josie Shute has gone to Augusta, where
she has work. Herbert NORM of Boston is
here for few weeks. He ia in poor health. Z.
Mrs. Kate Staples, who has been in Dover dur
ing the winter. arrived home last week and has
opened her house for the summer. >. Miss
Lucy Grant, who has been at work in Belfast
is at home here for while. :. Mrs. Josephine
Showers has returned from visit in Bangor
Miss Jennie Black arrived last week from
visit Of several weeks in Rockland. . Mr..
Ernest Partridge has moved his family from
the Bessy house to his home at the Narrows