The Republican journal., 1914-03-26
THE COEMORT1MER COMPANY 81 Chambers NEW YORK CITY


ed in Frankfort Sunday at the home OF Charles
Grant. Mrs. Rodney Hazwe!i of Monroe is
quite ill. -. The Indus trial Club held their
annual sale March 10th. The night was ideal
and goody crowd attended There was a
grab bag for young and old, candy counter
and an apron sale A fine supper was served
The men had great sport pitching bean bags
for sofa pillow, Alfred Maddocks winning.
Four comfortables were on sale and one was
sold by guessing the number of kernels of
corn on a large ear and Walter Beais won.
Another was won by Ed, Marden guessing the
number of raisins in pound, and two were
sold at auction. Tom Curtis and Ben Webb
were the highest bidders. A fine cake was
also sold at auction. The club members are
truly grateful for the publics patronage and
the sale was financial success.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Downer of Unity were
at E. B. Beams Sunday .......E. E. Tasker is
saving wood with his gasoline outfit. John
Boynton and family have moved from Sears
mont to the Timothy O'Neal house. 49, F. A.
Luce was at Walter Webb's in Augusta from
Friday to Sunday. Mrs. Ida Briggs was at
Eden Vose' in Knox, Thursday. D R Nc
Gray of Unity was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. j. Clement. Friday -. Miss Edna Downer of
Freedom is with Mrs. c. B. Cushman for
time. :. Horace Black and Mrs Eliza Hoxes
of Palermo were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Briggs of
Freedom were at Mrs. Ida Briggs, Saturday
and Sunday :. Miss Cassie Cushman the
subject of very critical operation for appen-
diclts Saturday at DR.. Tapley's hospital in
Belfast. Her mother, and brother, Mrs Emma
and Harold Cushman visited her Sunday. Her
friends hope for a speedy recovery j J.
Clement has been chosen superintendent of
schools Mrs. D. C. Cain is confined to the
house with sore Oh her foot, which resulted
from slight burn :. Mr.. aud Mrs C. A. Boyn-
after passing the winter with their son, ], L.
Boynton &c. L Edmunds is having serious
time with blood poisoning &C. NJ. Plummer.
VINO has had general store at Halldale for
many years, is to dispose Of his stock in trade
at auction March 26th hir. Plummer is SO
Gracia a. Luce has recovered sufficiently from
an operation at the Waldo County hospital to
become the guest of her brother, F. B. Luce,
at his home in Belfast. She sincerely thanks
the many friends who remembered her with
post cards, et-., during her illness. -. Horace
Black of Palermo has been visiting the past
week with friends in Montville and Liberty,
and Mrs. Eliza Howes has been visiting friends
in Montville and Searsmont. 4. bers Sprowi
and wife Of McFarland's Corner passed last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Adams....
Farmers are busy getting their lumber to the
saw mill before the sleding breaks up. Mr..
Volney Thompson went to Thorndike last Sun
day to see his sister, Mrs. Gowen, who has
in health. Mrs Ramsay and Miss Nancie
Sprowl went to Belfast March 18th and the
next day Miss Sprowl was taken sick with the
measles. She is getting along very comfortably.
:. Mrs. Leila Brown and son, John NJ, visited
Mrs. Volney Thompson last Sunday. Mrs.
Annie NJ Simmons of Morrii! ard Mrs. Volney
Thompson are expecting to leave the last Of
this week for months visit with friends in
Massachusetts. -. The Center Montville Tele-
phone Co. held business meeting at the Town
hall, Saturday evening The Liberty and Bel
fast line held a business meeting at Central
office, North Searsmont. Monday afternoon. -.
Mr. Harding Erskine is much better and hopes
soon to be able to be out. He has had quite a
serions illness