The Republican journal., 1888-05-31

HWANNIILE !. ii. NiCkcrson arrived home
if"m Dexter, Me, last week He being at present
chairman Of the Nupt. school Committee of this
town VIII remain at home for a while and give his
attention to our echools-...P NJ. Moody continues
10 fail and indications are that he can live but n
few days. Or. J. :. Cole has decided to remain
in NNanNillc at present and has leased the Lewis
rls'c'' >"-called where he will be found when
wanted The doctor thinks Of spending the com
ins winter in California again Mrs. l.. c.
Ihur~t"n, of Everett, Mass, WAS in town a few
lays last week visiting her aged mother Mrs Jane
\IrkcrSon Mrs. Annette F. jackson is in town
visiting friends The Ladies' Aid society will
meet With Mrs. Silvanls Nickerson June It'll
John Mckeen while at work on the quarry at Mt
Naldo last week, met with Il serious accident
While drilling, piece of steel from his drill few
striking him in the eye, After several unsuccess
1ul attempts the steel was finally extracted and he
Is now dong Hcll..... u W. Billings is making Il
dtclird Improvement in his buildings. He pro
poses to more one OF his barns, dig and stone Il
NICE cellar amt build on thirty feet which will con
meet his buildings, making them very handy and
rpmfortabe....J- III. Lane is painting his cottage
and boat ON the west shore of swan Lake. Mr.
Lane seems to delight in keeping his grounds neat
and clean and his buildings well painted. We hope
and trust that long more cottage, will be erect
el on the shore as the beauties of our Lake and
surroundings become better known
WI>TERroKr. Rev. ". Baldwin returned from
New York on Friday. ON Sunday he preached ,
very interesting memorial sermon before Warren
Post, G.. \. r. and W. X. C.. The church wa
very prettily decorated for the occasion and wa.
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the house again closely packed to liste to the
temperance service given under the auspices OF
Geo. Pratt Lodge and Rainbow Temple. Ever,
part was well performed and all pronounced it al
unusually interesting concert. The programm,
follows: Organ Vol, by May Chase; An
them, Choir; Resp. Reading, Lodge; Prayer, Pas
tor; Song Lodge; Temperance Lesson, Glass o
Girls; solo and Chorus, "sign the Pledge" Lulu
Thomas Anna Scott, Orrie Grant, Lizzie Eaton
Rec, "Telling Fortunes Oracle fainter; CUES
tions for Little Folks Glass; Song, Temple; SOLD
"a Wildwood Lesson" Louie Snow; Rec 81
Juvenile Templar," Claire Moody, Reading, "Al
Honest Rumseller's Advertisement" {. X. Carlo
tons Solo, eve are Coming" Lizzie Grant; Rec
The Temperance Strike" Roy Fernald, Iesli
simpson, Irwin Leyenseer, Ernest Atwood, Al
thur Smith, John Stubs, Harry Thompson, Gee
Wecd, Jimmie fe.loWs, with song by Mllllc DOrI
Blanche Shaw, Lizzie Rich, Addie Arey, Evi
Arey; Rec, "rhe Price of Drink" Lizzie Rich
Solo and Duet, "Bobolinks Song" Grace fainter
Lizzie Grant: Rec. and Song, "Cold Water" Dcl
Tainter and Class; Rec, "Give Me Back My Boy,
Sadie Thompson; Solo and Duet, "Don't go Ton
N.Y. Anna Scott Lizzie Eaton Rec, "Chrs tia
Temperance Work, - Maude Jepson; Rec, "Pool
house Man, Carrie Crockett Song, "Rescue tn
Perishng" Congregation; Rec, "Amen, Sallie,
Lizzie Grant; Resp. Reading, Lodge; Remarks b
r. w. Haley, G.. T., and Rev. W. Baldwin.
Rev s. Gross gave a memorial sermon at Cole
Corner on Sunday afternoon. MFRS. Hanna
Gordon formerly of this place, died at the home q
her son. Mr. f. A. Gordon, at EddingtOn May 23d
at the advanced age Of 70 years 10 months He
remains were brought here for burial on Frida
afternoon and services held at the cemeter
consisting of prayer by Rev. W. Baldwin an
singing by a quartette. Mrs. Gordon was one q
the oldest members of the NJ. f. Church here am
was much respected. She leaves a son and tw
daughters, Mrs. Chadwick of Holden and MR.
Freeman Thompson of WinterpOrt. Mr.. Nose
A. Snow has gone to Chicago on business trip
miss l.. A. Grindle left for ROckp0rt last week
Mrs. c. Il. Hill and little son have returned
from their visit to Vinalhaven. "A game OF bal
played Saturday between the Winterpor
Juniors and picked nine, resulting in victor
highly elated over their success.