The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-02-09
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I TROY Fred Bagley will begin the High
school on Bagley Hill Monday, Feb. Goth.
... The remains of Mrs. W. F. Leighton of
Gray We're brought to Troy for interment
last Friday. The funeral services were
held at the residence of her mother, Mrs.
Flora Philhrick, Sunday at 10 a. IN, Rev j.
e. Lamb tficiatng. She was about 20 years
of age. Her death was shock to her friends,
as she left here short time since in her u.s.
ual health. Her death was due to heart
failure. "A baby boy has come to reside
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Grey. The par
ents are much pleased with his arrival. A
Good Templar Lodge was organized at Troy
Corner Thursday evening, Feb. I'd, with
Is members. We are glad to welcome this
organization and there is room for and need
of more of them. Rev. w. w. Ogier was
present at the church on Sunday and deliv-
cred a very direct sermon. Each person
could make a truthful application OF it to
himself and herself... We are enjoying fine
weather for winter and the sieighlng IS
good. The post Office at Troy Centre is an
assured fact. Mr.. Ernest Hopkins, the new
merchant, will be postmaster. Miss Min
ME Hillman has returned home from Bel
grade, where she has been teaching Mr..
Delbert H. Dodge of Jackson was in town
last Sunday visiting friends and attending
church The old folks are preparing to
give a concert in the near future, to raise
money to aid in building horse sheds near
the church
WINTERPoRT. Mrs. Mary Lord and Miss
Jennie Grant are beth very i'll. Capt
Dudley remains about She same. Mrs.
Milliken and Mrs. Margaret Kelly are slow
" improving. There are two or three
cases of scarlet fever in town, but they are OF
mild type .. Mrs. Dwier and sons are at
the Commercial Ho Sc for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman have returned
from their trip to Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Lizzie Bean and baby Paul are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haley. -.
Mrs Percy Hall and children from Island
/ Falls are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! T. d. EatoD... Mrs. Charles Eaton has re-
/ turned from Boston. The village schools
| closed Friday, Saturday evening the scholars
in district No. . gave very fine entertain
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the S. |. l.. Me-. Mrs. II. W. Emerson gave
a 5 o clock tea at her residence Friday after
noon. Abont 90 ladies present and it
was a very enjoyable occasion. ..... Miss
Nellie Thompson, the evangelist, occupied
the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning. In
the evening the Sunday school gave very
interesting Ten perance concert under the
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was as follows: Singing, by the School
responsive reading, President and school ;
prayer; song, Temperance Boys and Girls
Are We, by class boys and girls; rec,
My Sermon, Eleanor fainter; rec, He W no
Drinks, Evelyn Page; duet, How to do it,
Marion Grant, Hazel Young; Cold Water
Roys, Harold Phiibrook, Roland Doty, Ray
mond fainter; Satan's Wants, Belle Thayer
You Can't Come IN, Sir, Chester Ash; Little
Drops, Blanche Becher; song, Away the
Bowl, 7 boys; rec, a Busy Boy, Nell Simp-
son; Who'll I've the DluukaIds Then, Nora
Louise Gilman, Lena Atwood, Stella
fainter; Marching song, - girls; reading,
What one hoy Did, EplIa Kneeland; rec,
Vote for me, Louise Gilman; Little Tots
Speech Ruth Young; rec, A Temperance
Boy, Lewis Grant 20 Wine that is Beautiful,
Lulu Howes, Helen Cof1ren, Ida Bowden
song, Never Touch v inc, Picnic Dorr, Earl
Verrill E1 elyn Page; rec. The Best Drinking
Place, Lena Atwood Pitcher or jug, Helen
Cotfren; song, Save the Boy, Ruth Jipson
Doxology.