The Republican journal., 1885-01-01

| Odd Fellows for the ensuing term-Henry Day, \.
G.; Z. J. Tolman, V. g.; George Hoyt, r. S.; w.
:. Carver, p. s.; A. III. Blood, Treas The house
of Seth Shoales, at the Harbor, was entirely des-
troyed by fire on Saturday evening together with
nearly all the furniture. The citizens made him a
| handsome donation, procured another house and
again set him up in house keeping. Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. ). Carver are in Belfast.
| FREEDOM. In the death of Mrs. ii. Bellows,
widow of the late DR. Bellows, Freedom village has
lost its oldest inhabant she being 50 years Of age.
She lived to bury all of her children except her
| Charles, with whom she resided and nearly all OF
her early associates She was very active visiting
the schools and attending church regularly and took
lively interest in all about her. She will be great
! y missed. DIR. l. II. Bellows has been home a
short vacation. The Congregationalist church had
very fine Christmas tree Christmas night
swANvILLE. Rev 7. B. Gregory has closed his
labors with us for the present The members of
| Swan Lake l. ,dge assembled at their hail Dec p,
! and participated in the following exercises First
/ declamations select reading and singing. second,
/ distribution of many presents by Santa Claus.
/ Third, cake, candy, pop corn and apples We're
/ served. The families and friends of the members
/ filled The hall fmeetiug being public and all APP
| peared to heartily enjoy themselves. Mr. Geo.
| ID. Marden, foreman in Plummer's mills, Passa-
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| after his farm and stock. While here he purchas-
Ell a small place adjoining his, of James Nickerson.
....M Melissa J. Mekeen is recovering from her ILL
ness, and went out for the first time, Dec. 24th.
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| Of the old prophet in a very happy manner at the
home Of MS daughter Mrs. l.. G. Morse, the 18th
| inst....Ne pleased to learn that work will he
resumed in The tanuery for Il short time. Teams
will 20 on to the kenncboc cutting ice this winter.
There is quite call for uew milch cows -.
Mrs. David Greeley is laid up with very sore
4 hand. ..lntoXcanla are brought TO This town by
the several stages That cometo this place and young
| men are making bad Use Of them. Look ont
| Af"4"!e Is brewing Tor some one
/ WALDO. Monday Dec. a2l j. L. Chase slipped
ua f,ll ON ih.. ice, striking on His sbnul,lcr and
/ arm ipjuru!r him 50 he has since been confined to
| the house . Monday evening Dee 29th the mem
bers of Silver Harvest Grange their flnilies. and
| invited guests. assembled at their Han fol a
| Christina, party. Three LARGE frees lo.,,}nd with
preseuI- were in uosition and Il sfaon had L4an
built ana scenery procure for q literary rut4l.
/ fainD,rnt The large rrov,d bad baron,,. o,iet
when SANTA Clans dressed in his host attire ,,n
/ 10 distribute The presents, 4 few bad been
/ uas.pi ,rnunu whom th,r, WAS haarI % eua1,.n
the crowd -lraug tu thpil tul and bottled for tb,
door. some rr,r:y SOM, scr4.tt,iuu ma SOM.
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ones t, pre1t,,t .n,f,t- s.,ii.nts Tb.. main ,-.
soon clearer, and if ,,,,. t.,,I ti., t,r,. bao,
under line b.,jt floor YER lr,s.o. r,,,sJ hrtb.