The Republican journal., 1914-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest e. Bowen have begun
housekeeping in the house he recently bought
OF s. s. Erskine.. Horace Brown from Law
renee. Mass. is visiting relatives IN town..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Quincy have moved from
the Adams farm into their house in the village
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed from Weeks
Mills called upon friends in town last Wednes-
day. -. The Misses Emma and MaryJones from
Wells, Name, were recent guests of Mrs. Ella
Littlefeld and Mrs. Ida Cross. Misses Flor
ence and Phebe Cross. Stella Berry and Annie
Paul, attended the teachers convention in
Portland last week. Mrs. Elzira Jackson and
son Leo are visiting her son, Leander jackson.
In Windsor Locks, Conn.,. Arthur Hatch has
returned from New York after a weeks abb
sence. His brother. DR.. Trafton Hatch, re-
turned with him for visit with his many
friends and relatives. -. The Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. Minnie Hatch last Friday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Bertha
Mears next Thursday. Rev. Edward Davis
has been holding series of very successful
meetings Much interest is manifested and
several have expressed desire to become
uIeClpleS OF Jesus CnriSt WI. laws SohSAuNSS
his labors here next Sunday.
APPLETON
Appleton Lodge was well represented at the
Odd Fellows jubilee held in Bangor Oct. 18th.
One candidate was initiated at the last meet
ing held by the LODGE. Walter Gushee of
Agawam, Mass, has been here two weeks
packing the apples raised on Mrs. Frances
Gushee's place. They were packed in boxes.
&C. H. Page arrived home Wednesday after
an absence of two weeks in Bath and Port
land, and incidentally attending the Topsham
fair. :. Harry Stanley, who is employed on
the yacht Iarilita of the New York Yacht
club has been with his family at the home of
MIR. and Mrs Will Nubbus several weeks -.
Mervin Perry has employment in Belfast.
Alva Ames has returned to Worcester, Mass.
after months vacation. Missionary Perley
Miller mas been holding evangelistic meetings
in the Baptist church. Several of the
largest monuments in Pine Grove cemetery
were originally set on the surface OF the
ground without a suitable foundation. Joseph
Ames recently had the job of moving the
foundation placed them in position again..
Mrs. Sabra McCorrison is visiting Der son
James and his family in Harmony. Miss
Aletha Butler is at home from Augusta much
improved in health. Mrs. Upton, Miss Edna
Upton and Mrs. Gene Wardwell of Camden
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Upton Mrs. Allen Spear Of Camden visited
Miss Lottie Young recently.
WHITtS CORNER. wv interport)
E, N. Bartlett recently returned from sew
eral days stay in Boston and vicinity. 49,. Mr.
and Sylvanus Ward of Hampden were guests
of A. G. Larby and family Sunday. The
Misses Louise Libby and Laura Bickford came
home Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 2Sth, to ie-
main until Sunday, as there were no sessions
of the Bangor High school, on account of the
Teachers Convention in Portland. Willard
Whitney OF Newport was recent guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitney,.
'Mr. and Mrs. Horace Croxtord visited at the
home of C. H. Libby, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Basdell of Brookly n. N. Y, and Leonce
NeaIey of Bangor motored to town Sunday and
were guests Ol "A. L. DtdSucii oAu AoAAA'y -
Mr., and Mrs. r. L. Clements recently called
upon Winslow Ryder of North Monroe, who
has been ill for nearly year. &C. w. Nealey
and wife were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Luce in Newburg Wednesday 80. Miss Avis
Harquail came by boat from Castine Oct. 18th
to spend the remainder of the week with her
randparents, Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Clements
Mrs. Edna Harquail who teaches in the Gram
mar school in Castine, where Miss Avis is q
pu pil. attended the Teachers convention. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wills of Lynn. Mass.
inotored from their home to this town, arriving
at F. T. Bussey's Oct. 9th. They started or
their return trip last Saturday morning So.
C, W. Nealey recently bought of A. W. knight
of Monroe a matched span of dappled gray
draft horses, four and five years old -. Mr.
and Mrs Ed Larby of Perham arrived Satur-
day to visit his brother, A. G. Larby About
Is neighbors gathered at the home of II. E.
Haley last Saturday evening for an old fashion
ed husking. Considerable corn was husked
and Mrs. Haley served delicious supper. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Clements entertained a
large party of friends at their beautiful and
spacious home last Friday evening. Nine
tables were arranged for whist and an ENJOY
able period spent at the game. at the close OF
which sandwiches assorted cake and coffee
were served.