The Republican journal., 1899-02-16
ABSOLUTECY PURE
aoyAl BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK

Colson; rec, Erma Barker; dialogue, "Tbe
Frog Holler Lyceum," song. MY Old Ken
lucky Home," Foster Small; exercise. 1.-The
| Coming Woman" seven children; compan-
ion piece, "Wnter and Summer" Walter
OBrien and Marie Yorke: music, Loves
Golden Dream Bonheur, orchestra.
MORRILL, Mrs Mary Martin, who lives
with her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Higgins
celebrated her SOth birthday Sunday, the
9th. Her two b. biothers, Nathaniel and
Henry Jackson, We're present, besides other
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Higgins furnished a
nice dinner for the party, and the old folks
spent several hours very pleasantly talking
of old times. Nathaniel is So and Henry II
years of age. Revival services, under the
direction of Revs A. d. Thihodeau and
Geo. S. Hill will continue through the week.
The music led by Mr., f o. Shipey of Free
port assisted by an organist aud MIR Justin
Merriam as cornetist is a grand and attrac-
tive feature of these meetings. Good audi
ences We're present Sunday morning and
evening. At the latter meeting Mr.. Hill
gave powerful revival sermon,
WINTERPoRr 4 lively fire was started
in the building owned by w. B. Sproul and
occupied by Webster Hopkins Feb. 7th.
1t was bad day for fire aud very uu-
comfortable for the tiremen as their clothing
froze as fast as the water struck it but they
worked bravely and soon had 1t under
control, The roof of the building was
burned, but otherwise the damage was
slight. Mr.. Hopkins saved most of his goods
on which he had no insurance. MIR.
Timothy Kelly died in New Hampshire last
week of pneumonia and his remains were
brought home for interment, the funeral
ia ling place Sunday afternoon. He leaves
wife and three small children to mourn
their loss. Miss Carroll from South West
Harbor is the guest of Mrs Ellery Bowden
..Quarterly meeting services We're held at
the Methodist Church last Sunday Rev. A j
Lockhart of Hampden officiating in place of
the Presiding Elder.... An Ola Folks Con
cert is to be given at Union Hall Wednesday
evening, Feb. 22nd
Club presented the comedy, "Mr Bob" in
Searsport on the evening of Feb. 7, to a verv
good house. They We're favored with an
appreclatlve audience, and the dance which
followed the play was much enjoy ed. The
Club voted the whole affair success, both
socially and financially, and wish to extend
thanks to the Searsport friends for many
courtesies. and to the janitor for his kind
attention. Friday evening, Feb. 10Th they
will play MIR. Bob" in Winterport. weather
permitting. A dance will follow the ,;lav.
with music by the Winterport orchestra, of
four pieces. Some of our people have
proposed making up "play- party driving
up for turkey supper at the hotel, and at
tending the play afterward .... The Current
Events Club will meet this, Thursday F. NJ.
with Mrs. Ralph Morse. Miss Frances
CleaTes, W ho has been II for month past,
and had been some what lmpr 1ed is again
confined to bed. Much sympathy is express
ed for her, and all our other sufferers.
Capt. Everett Staples shows but nttIe i'm
provement. There was an attendance of
about 10 at the V. l. S sociable in Colcord :
Hall last Saturday evening. " hist and
dancing toImed the entertainment, and a
pleasant evening is reported by those
present. Many were kept at nome by the
high wind, and consequent drifted condI
ton of the streets.... Mr.. Frank Paul Pat
tetson left tow this week for Portland