The Republican journal., 1914-07-16
County Correspondence.

County Correspondence.
HALrDALE.
Mr.. Carson from Center Thorndike preached
here last Sunday morning. His text was
Exodus 20: IL. He sang . very beautiful solo.
He will preach here next Sunday morning..
Rev. ]. A. Frye preached at the Vose school
house, last Sunday at two O'Clock. -. Farmers
will begin their haying this week. Mrs. Bert
Hall left July 9Th to visit her people in Canada.
49,. Frank Colby of Bradford. Mass. visited
his brother Charles, few days last week.
Mrs. Clara E. Joy is keeping house for her
brother, E, J. Hall during his wife's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watts are stopping
with George Trundy.
NORTH ISLESBORO.
Mrs, Ralph Hamilton and daughter of Sewick-
ley, Pa, are visiting her mother Mrs. Angela
Adams, Mrs. Lizzie Wyman and daughter,
Miss Elsie have returned from Massachusetts,
where they have been employed for sometime.
60. Miss Emeline Warren is spending her vaca-
ton with her mother. Mrs. Artha Warren. -.
Myron Farnsworth Of Roslindale, Mass was
in town last week visiting relatives. -. Mrs.
Lyndon Quincy and children Marian and
summer in town.. Miss Blanche Foster of
Burnham is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs M. R. Trim. -. Prof. and Mrs. A. C.
Lyon and two children of Orono are in town
for the summer.
FREEDOM
Mr. H. D. Written and family of Portland
and Professor W. C. R. Anderson and family
of Montreal are visiting Mr.. Whitten's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Written of Knox. Mr.
d Written, while here, called on his old friends
in the village after which they all started for
a trip to Surry, N. B. in Mr.. Whitten's auto
....Miss Vivian Vose and her brother
Frederick from Houlton are visiting their
grandmothers, Mrs. E. E. Vose and Mrs.
Fannie Johnson. Miss Lena Plummer has
gone to Old Orchard to spend the summer.
Miss Florence Cross from Morrill, visited her
cousin. Winifred Dodge recently. Mrs. D.
v" Dodge will pass several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Turner Of Brunswick. .
Several from Dirigo Grange attended the
Pomona Grange in Waldo July 9Th. Mrs.
Almatia Wescott was in Belfast on business
July 9th. Miss Christie Knowlton has gone
to Vassalboro for the summer Dr. A. M
Small was in Waterville on business July sth
Mrs. Charles Sampson is visiting her
sisters in Bath and Waldoboro. Mr.. Arthur
and Jessie SIMPSONS sister, Katherine from
Massachusetts are visiting them. :. Mr.. Henry
Clark has taken his little girl home to live
with him. She has made her home with her
Aunt since her mothers DEATH. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bellows have taken K, Bangs
who has been visiting friends in Liberty and
Morrill, has returned to G. Bellows.
LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant returned last
week from a two weeks stay at their home in
Cambridge. Mass. They were accompanied
by Harold Smith of New Zealand for a visit. =.
Mrs. Snow and children of Connecticut arrived
last week for an extended stay at the White
cottage on Milestone Island. Mr.. Snow will
arrive LATER. Miss Pratt and Mr.. Rexford
the past two weeks. returned to their homes
Friday. DR.. C. B. Holt, who has been having
a much needed rest of ten days at Bar Harbor,
re: urned home last Wednesday. He was &C.
companied by Dr. Ellis and Miss Ellis Will |
Moody of Augusta spent the day in town last
week. making the trip in his new auto il. :. Mr..
and Mrs. George Meservey arrived home last
IL r..
ton. Mass who has been passing two weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. West
ern B. Marden, has returned home. =. Mr.,
patey. classmate of Prof. Pecks, is a guest
At the Peck cottage. -. Hon. L. c. Morse went
20 Belfast Sunday evening, July 9Th. to hear
business visitor in Belfast one day last week.
Mrs. Harold Donnell went to Belfast Sat-
lrday to meet Mr.. Donnell and they attended
he circus. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Walker spent
wo days in Camden last week. :. Ralph l.
Morse was Sunday guest at his home here.
Ten girls have organized an eight weeks
lub, branch of the Y. W. c. A., at the viii
age. They met with Misses Minnie and Angie
Paine Thursday afternoon July 9th, and elect
d the following officers: Minnie Paine, presi-
lent; Angie Paine, secretary and Caroline
Packard, treasurer. The following committees
we're appointed: to visit the sick, Maud Bry-
mt, Thelma Wentworth and Marian Plasted;
ocial committee, Elizabeth Hills, Mary and
Helen Cobb. After the business meeting ad-
burned all repaired to the lawn to play cro-
uet and refreshments were served by the
ostesses The next meeting will be with the
Kisses Cobb, Thursday afternoon, July 18th.
has. Ripley has gone back to Boston but will
eturn later in the season to open his house. y.
Irs. Alonzo Knowlton and son from North
onway, N. II. ARE guests Of Wilson Written and
life. The conundrum supper given by the inn
rovement society was very successful affair.
The date Of the centennial is fixed as August
It'll. Let all try to make it success. Frank /
n F. Phillips of Boston will give the historical 6
idress and will be followed by other speak :
IS. H. R. knight and wife of Vsssalboro U
re guests of Mrs. Mary Bean. The Ladies' n
id will hold a strawberry festival and ice i
-eam sale at the vestry Thursday evening, i.
lly 10th. Mrs. Lucy Ann Moody Thompson l
assed away July 9Th at the advanced age of I
Years She had heen in feeble health for 9