The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-01-04

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of potatoes. :. Frank Thurston, who is en-
ployed in Milford, n. H., is visiting his
parents w Mr.. Jameson of Northport has
bought the Sylvester place and is moving
his goods>there. Mrs. Belle Penney receiv-
ed letter few days ago from her cousins,
who W ent to Klondike about two years since.
At the time of their going Boston paper
printed their pictures and gave sketch of
the plucky women. They are daughters of the
late Charles Hall, who at one time kept
hotel in Belfast. They write that they are
in a mining camp near Dawson City keeping
al restaurant and selling groceries. 1t took
the letter about a month to get here.
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Beach Chapter,
No. 90, O. E. S., mad their installation Dec.
9th The officers were installed by Mrs.
Eva N. Ripley, Past Deputy Grand Matron,
of South Montviile Jane A. Pendleton, W.
M; A. F. Hahn, W. p; Phebe j. c. French,
A. M; Lizzie Duncan, Sec; Mary Hahn,
Treas. Ella j. Pendleton, Conductor; Nora
Warren, Asst. Conductor; Hattie Hook,
! Marshall Amanda Duncan, Adam; jessie
Monroe, Martha; Lucy freeman, Electa
| Clara McKenney, Warden; E. P. Hahn, Sen
tinel. John Berry and wife of Rockland
are visiting Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. B. Young. Those in want OF
sleighs, harnesses, robes or blankets should
give our local agent, Wm Mckinley, a call.
| " Melvin Dickey and family spent Christ
mas with his parents, William Dickey and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Rockland are
stopping at Isaac Young's.. Mrs. c. F. Nc
Kinley and son Harold visited friends in
Belmont last Sunday. Leslie Deane and
| VIM. Mckinney went to Rockland Tuesday
on business.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Miss Flora Haley
| came from Deer Isle, Miss Sadie Killman
from Castine, Mrs. E. P. Curtis; from Belfast
and Joe Lindsey from N. H. to spend Christ
mas with their parents. Miss Lena Sprow
OF Winterport is the guest of her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Colson and daughter
Lima spent the holidays in Bangor, guests
of DIR. B. Colson and family. The S. B. L
S. will be entertained this, Thursday, p. NJ
by Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Haley at theiI
residence. :. Misses Ella and Grace Part
ridge, accompanit by their brother Amos
all of Belfast, spent Christmas with theii
mother, Mrs. 1. F. Gould, Grace remaining
for a longer Sisit.. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas II
Littletield and daughter Catherine were
entertained at Frankfort by DR.. and Mrs
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bountiful dinner was served. to which al
did ample justice. pleasant feature o
the gathering was the Christmas tree. AL
were well remembered. :. Miss Catherine
Lowe Littlefield found in the street Dec
29th valua BILE pocket book, which the owner
can have by calling at G. H. Littlefeld's ant
proving property.
| MORRILL,. Christmas evening was greatly
enjoyed by the large audience assembled a
the church to listen to the concert given by
the Sunday school children, and the distri
button of presents from the Christmas tree
| The program-consisting of some thirty
| pieces, and ending with cantata, was
success from beginning TO end, and showed
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the little men and women. The tree fur
! nished some rich presents, and there were
very few in the house " no were not remem
bered. Several hundred presents were dis
tributed. Pastors, superintendent, teachers
and scholars all came in for a rich harvest o
good things from Santa Claus. 800. Last Sat
urday evening, agreeably to invitation, some
| 80 %lo
met at the pleasant home of their superin
tendent, Mrs. Silas Storer. The rooms were
prettily decorated with evergreen and Chi
nese lanterns, and the children enjoyed the
evening very much. All were bountifully
supplied with peanuts and candy. At thu
close CT the evening, each Endeavorer receiv
ed dainty G. e. Leafiet as token of love
| from their superintendent. On motion OF
Leroy Brown the children gave their super
inte ndent vote of thanks for her kindness
to chem. Sarah, widow of the late Olive,
Blake, is one of the smart old ladies'. She is
ninety years of age-has spun the past au
tumn 80 skeins of yarn, and knit IA pairs Of
| stockings and eight pairs of mittens. Miss
| Olive Blood is attending school at Castine
LIBERTY. Mrs. Eliza Lowe, according te
her yearly custom, has again presented the
Sunday school with thirty-two new books
| She also gave a book to the boy and girl
who had the best average attendance for the
year. The winners were Geneva Cram and
Claude Leonard. Alonzo A. Brown. who
for the past three ears has held the posi-.
ton of Deputy Sheriff, has resigned on
account of poor health. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of Walpole, Mass, who have been
spending few days with her father, E. M.
Hatch, have returned home. iss Lutte
Hatch, who is teaching in Somerville, Mass.
is at home.. Mr.. A. B. Sherman of Law
renee, Mass, is at home to spend Christmas
and New Years. Miss Stella Cram, who
has been away for her health, has returned
much improved. Mr.. Albert Avery of
Whtefield has been in town the past few
days.. Donald S. Walker has returned to
Cobu:n Classical Institute. He is a Senior
-. Richard Berry and Mark Bartlett are at
home from the University of Maine to spend
the holidays. Sheriff Norton of Belfast
and Detective Odlin of Lewiston attended
the G. E. sociable held last Friday night in
Crockett's hall and elped very much finan-
cially. George Cram has brought a fox
hound tn ren1ace the one which waa drowu