The Republican journal., 1921-08-11

Brooks the following day when taken
with an attack of acute indigestion. She
left three weeks old infant, which Mr.
Sturtevant's mother has taken. The re-
mains were taken to Island Falls, her
former home.
Our plumber, H. H. Hutchinson, has
recently taken unto himself wife, and
most hearty congratulations are in order
rom host of friends. His newly ACQUIRE
ed property has been put under careful
repair, shining with new paint and paper.
A fine bath room is being installed.
Messrs. Jones and Tasker treated the
exterior to two coats of white paint,
completing a pretty and cosy home for
the new bride.
Mr.. Herbert Peavey of Fort Fairfield
arrived July 80 to assist his father, Mr..
Geo. Peavey, in building a bungalow on
his property near the school house. Mr..
Peavey has fine cellar, we'll, and all
cement work completed some time since
and work on the buildings will now pro-
gress rapidly. so that plumbing, wiring,
ETC., can be completed this fall for &C.
cupancy by Mr.. Peavey and daughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Cilley.
There is quite a large camp colony at
RandalhPon most of the summer. The
Grant family are living at their cottage,
the Jones, Roberts, Paysons, and other
families 60 back and forth from their
business in town and entertain consider
able company at their cosy cottages. An
sci Decrow and family of Waterville are
tenting near by during summer vacation
The little lake has been beautiful "rest
spot" during the heat of July.
Mrs. Samuel H. Lord of Boston, with
her guest Mrs. Atkinson, and chauffeur
from Reading, left August after spend
Ing a week at Charles Forbes. They
made several trips from there to North
port, Bangor, Bar Harbor and other
places, Mr.. Forbes or other members of
the family accompanying them. Mr..
Lord came with them, returning by boat,
and came on again Sunday to return with
them, enjoying the long auto trip across
country to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Toner, who are
leaving here after three years. school
work, for their new field at Vassalboro.
were presented with gifts of remem-
brance on Saturday night, July 80, at
Crockett's Picture House. Presentation
was made by Hervey Bowden; a half
dozen silver knives and forks and
beautiful framed picture, which were
accepted by Mr.. Toner in few words of
deep appreciation and thanks and a cor
dial invitation for all friends to visit
them at their new residence.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained re-
Gently on the lawn at Mrs. Geo. A. Rob
erts.' Delicious strawberry ice cream
and waters were served. Plans are be-
ing rapidly made to consummate the
long talked of church fair. which it is
decided to hold in November-a good
time to purchase all gifts for Christmas
Several quilts are to be made ty the Aid
and put on sale, large number of aprons
of all styles, children's romper suits and
many such things, all most useful Ar
ticles for the fancy work tables, canned
goods and home cooking will be solicited
all through the parish. All are asked TO
make preparations from now on to con-
tribute to such. Many dainty articles
for the coming sale can be readily made
during spare moments these warm after
moons when neighbors are prone to gather
under the shade of trees and for porch
parties.