The Republican journal., 1922-10-19

family, picked last Friday from tne
bushes in the rear Of her premises BY
Mrs. Hurry r. Hich born. who can beat
this7
Mrs. Louise Hopkins is having fresh
supplies Of hats arrive frequently, and
those in need of pretty winter headsear
will find here hats to suit all faces. Up
one flight in Hopkins block, turning to
the risht
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Shaw of Sid
{ pey arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Shsw's
cousin, Mrs Carrie A. Gardner. They
" ere accompanied by Mrs Peterson and
Mr. Dyer. They returned home Monday
afternoon.
Mr. c. n. Taylor of Wellesley, Mass,
made business visit 10 town Oct. 9Th
He has recently returned from two
months soiourn abroad and reports fine
trip. MIR. Taylor is the man who put IN
cur water system end is well and favor
bly, known in our community.
Mr.. Edward NJ Moulton of Roslindale,
Mass, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Laura, arrived early last week TO
visit bis rents. MIR. and Mrs Henry D.
Moulton. Sunday morning he was joined
by his wife. whom he left ID Camden for
a Wis when be came down. Iney re-
turned by boat Tus sdsy afternoon
Mrs. Susie Rendell has moved with her
grandson into the Frank Davis house on
School street, now owned by his dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Fsustina Wentworth, who is al
present living in Massachusetts, Mrs.
Rendell recently returned from two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Clifton
Esmes and family in Prospect.
Mrs. Asa Stiles, accompanied by her
hus baud, arrived Friday from the Hebron
Sanatorium, where she has been since
spring. She stood the journey home bet
ter than they feared, but has not made
the improvement they hoped for under
the sanatorium treatment She IS with
her mother, Mrs. Leroy Nickerson.
The schoolhouse is almost ready for
I occupancy-a delay in some of the heat
ing pparatus causing some detention.
1t is hoped it will be ready for schools to
| open next Monday. The committe- has
decided to close the Lowder Brook school
for the present, until the building can be
repaired and transport the children to the
village schools.
| The State veterinary, DR.. Libby of
| Richmond, was in town last week exam
/ lining the stock, particularly the butter
| m sking cows. Ii is most gratifying to
re port that he found 10 'T. B. either in
Stockt5 or Prospect. Among Others in
terested in this examination was Charles
Kneeland, who makes a large quantity of
butter yearly, and bis herd was pronounce
d entirely free from the disease.
Mr.. Warren Griffin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w Griffin of Mattapoisett,
Mass, gave his sister, Mrs. George H.
| Hopkins, surprise Tuesday evening,
| Oct. 10th, having motored through that
day from home, accompanied by three
! friends, Messrs. Theodore Morse, James
Barlow and Manuel Linehus. They left
Thursday morning for Houlton and Fort
Kent and were gong across the border
some distance and then home by way of
| New Hampshire and Vermont
| In the early morning hours of last Fri
day night a Daring robbery of gasoline
was perpetrsted. in our village. When
Mr. Hupper removed his crank at night
fir ON his gasoline tank he omitted to lcck
it and some travellers helped themselves.
/ The noise awakened member of the
Hupper family, who occupy the tene-
ment over his store, and rousing him he
got into his car as soon as possible and
put up hot chase to Belfast; but the
robbers having some minute start were
not overtsken. AS there was a break
nd larceny at Winterport the same night
it is fair to presume the same people COM
mitted the two robberies.