The Republican journal., 1916-10-12
CENTER MONTVILLE.

Miss Dora Hartman is passing two weeks in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carney Shure were in Bangor
from Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. Eliza F. Bean fell from her veranda re-
Gently and was badly shaken up.
Mrs. J, F. Ramsay is visiting her daughter,
Mrs E. G. Clement. in Pittsfield.
The soap club, numbering sixteen, met last
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Carter.
F. L. Libby of Waterville and E. B. Hunt of
Unity were in town buying stock Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Thompson passed last week with
her niece, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, in Freedom.
Mrs. Vesta Barker is visiting her daughter,
Miss Inez Barker, district nurse of Islesboro
C. B. Cushman and family passed Sunday in
Belfast, guests OF Sheriff and Mrs. F. A. Cush-
man.
Turner 2 Rowel, of Bridgeport, Conn, is
the guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. P. Rowell.
Mary Wentworth and Clara Bean of M. c. l.
Pittsfield, spent last Saturday and Sunday with
their parents.
Mrs Orilla Merrthew and L. T. Merrithew
of Morrill, were guests of Mr., and Mrs. P. w.
Jaquith Sunday.
c. Pembroke Carter and Miss Susie Braley.
of Belfast were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs P C. Allen
MIR. Libbey was in town last week and
bought several cows and calves, which were
shipped from Knox station Monday.
The fairs which were to have been held at
Aliens hall and in South Montville have been
postponed on account of the infantile paralysis
scare,
All who enjoy the autumn coloring will be
we'll repaid if they drive over Pierce hill. The
autumn leaves were never more beautiful and
the view on clear day is fine.
]. l.. Bean sold to F. L. Libby of Waterville
Hostein heifer and her calf for $!OO. The
heifer was two years old last April. 1t pays
to raise the calves, if you have the right kind.
Mr.. A. B. Mason, who has been spending the
summer here visiting his brothers and sisters,
also his cousins Mr.. Will and Miss Loula Mason
of Belfast, leaves for his home in Texas next
Friday.
Arthur Bannon and wife of Providence. r.
l., MADE the trip to Center Montvile in their
Page auto and are listing their relatives, the
Misses Foye and Lowell, who are enjoying
many good rides over thu fine roads in their
cousins car.
Rev. Fred Poland and wife of Pennsylvania
spent their vacation with re elatives and friends
in Montville, Both were in fine healtL, and
spirits, and on their return home were accom-
panied by Mrs. Poland's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson
will reside ON the farm while MIR. Palmer and
wife are away.
| The lovely fall weather we have been hav-
| ing has given the far mers a fine opportunity
to do their harvesting and everyone is busy.
The corn has been put into silos or sent to the
factory, the apples are being gathered and
potatoes rushed to the station. where they
were paying last week ST. 10 bushel for large
and SO cents for small potatoes.
! Mrs. o. L. Bartlett will leave soon for Mas.
sachusetts, where she will visit relatives for a
time and then spend the winter with hel
daughter, Mrs. E. R. Richards, of Chevy
Chase, Md. Her farm, whi ch is for sale, is a
desirable property about twelve miles from
Belfast. 1t commands an extensive view, is
good hay and fruit farm, has g ONE lumber ant
contains 120 acres. Her addr ess will be New
! ton Center. Box IA.