The Republican journal., 1914-11-05
CENTER MONTVILLE.

CENTER MONTVlLLE.
The schools in town began Monday. Teach
ers have been assigned as follows by Super
intendent J. ]. Clement: Center, Mrs. Addie
Hall of Searsmont; Whites Corner. Mrs. Olive
Stewart, Netherlands Corner, Miss Gracia c.
Luce; Kingdom, Miss Marion Atkinson of
Searsmont; Carter. Miss Annie Paul of
Morrill,; vose. Mrs. Perley Cross; Halldale. Miss
Addie Palmer; Goosepecker Ridge, Miss
Roberta Wiggin. =. The drouth is making
much extra work for many people, John L.
Boynton had hauled. up to Sunday. 1900 gal
Ions of water for household purposes and his
stock. Some of it he got one quarter of a
mile from home, and some he had to go mile
to get. :. MIR. and Mrs. R. M. Carter of Belfast
passed the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. P. C.
Allen Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Brann re-
turned to Belfast with them. enroute to Castine
&C. c. Swazey Jr., of Newburyport, Mass,
is at Mrs H. E. Ransay's -. Mrs. Abbie Watts
of Waterville is the guest of her sister, Miss
Eta Thompson. Mr. and Mrs ]. ]. Clement
were in Augusta Thursday. C. H. Luce is in
Livermore Falls pack king apples. Mrs Ethel
Jordan of Augusta is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Arey... Miss Gracia &. Luce
attended the teachers convention in Portland
last week. We claim that Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Tasker are the smartest middle-aged couple
in town. Mr.. Tasker is 50, his wife e. and
they have gathered rs barrels of choice winter
apples, unaided.. IA quiet home wedding
took place at Mr.. Leonard Carter's Sunday
Nov. LIST, at 2 30 p. m, when his daughter
Viola, was married to Mr.. Maurice A. Brann
were present to witness the ceremony, which
vas performed by DR.. A. D. Ramsay, ]. P,
Later the couple left for Belfast with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Carter and will take short jour
ney before going to Gushing, where they will
both teach this winter. Last Saturday T. S. Frs
kline took load of household goods to East
jefferson for Mrs Calista Sprowl. Mrs.
Sprowl has taken house to be near her
daughter for the winter. Miss Nance Sprowl,
who teaches there, will board with her; also
DR.. A. D. Ramsay, whose health has not been
good since his severe illr ess last spring. His
friends are very sorry to have the doctor leave
town, but hope the charge and rest will be so
Donencl8l CndC ne Will pe aoiS w Aeoo"o Ao
practice here after a few months. We hope
to see Mrs. Sprowl back to the farm another
summer. {. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Clement and
Frank Currier went to Waterville and Augusta
last Thursday Mr. and Mrs Willis Crosby.
son and daughter of Vassalboro and Mrs. Rose
Newhall of Dedham, Mass, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Clement last week. IT. c. Robbins.
who has been with T. S. Erskine the past six
months, has gone to Albany. N. Y, for the
winter. :. George Palmer of Dixmont was in
town last week and bought four cows OF W. P.
Jones, one of Merrill Gordon and one of John
Boynton -. Fred Allen is building stable
from lumber bought of Elmer Palmer. New
ell Jones, who is visiting his son, West p.
Jones, returned Thursday from visit with his
brother, S. B. Jones, and other relatives IN
Palermo Mrs Addle White and Mrs. Hattie
Clough spent Sunday with their cousin Cora
A. Goodwin.