The Republican journal., 1900-09-27

| LIBERTY. Quite number of the Demo-
Gratis of this place attended the Democratic
barbecue in Washington Saturday night.
1t is said that if the Democrats of Knox
county smell as badly as did the roasted
OK on that occasion it becomes the duty OF
all the people of that county to pray for an
early frost to prevent an epidemic. ...Don
Walker has entered Colby College at Water
VILE. .....W. L. Cargill goes to Boston next
week to enter dental college. Will Lord
and family of North Nassalboro were in
town Monday. ...T The people who have silos
| in this vicinity are filling them with corn.
| W. j. knowlton has five acres of corn for
| that purpose. .....Mrs. David Alexander of
Belfast was in town Sunday in the interest
of a Juvenile temperance association.
EAST SEARsMoNT. Mrs. Percy Tower
and children of Belmont spent Sept sd
with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Head. .....M Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mackenzie have returned
from Hampden. Miss Eta Brewster left
Sept. 18th for her home in Brockton, Mass
....John Cummings of New York City is
in town for two weeks. -. Howard Ems is
at home from Dedham, Mass. Mrs. Clary
returned to her home in Charlestown,
Mass, Sept 10Th. ....M MI and Mrs. Sumner
Lothrop and child of New York, and Mrs.
Lizzie Pote and mother of Belfast, were at
Ansel Lothrop'S last week Miss Addie
McLan of Appleton spent Sept. 10th with
singled his house.
SwANVILLE Mr.. +. II. Nickerson is
having extensive repairs made at the old
homestead. Mr.. c. r. Nickerson is master
builder and Mr., Alphonso Huff of Brooks
is doing the masonry. Mr.. j. f. Littleed
has his new carriage house nearly completed
and is making some other repairs on his
buildings Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson is
having her shed singled, and Mrs. NJ j.
Downs is having some shinging done at
her old place -. Capt. Nehemiah Smart has
returned from Bagaduce, where he has
been experimenting the dredging of the
harbor. -. Mr.. Charles MARI and family
have returned to Woburn, Mass. Mr. H.
p. Mari had three stacks of beans taken
from his field recently. Mrs. Abbott (nee
Ella Sanders and her hus band of Whatcom,
Washington, visited her old home last Tues
day. Rev. H. W. Abbott will speak at our
church next Sunday at 2.3O standard. Dr.
Phillip Greeley has so far recovered from
his illness as to return to his home in Farm
ington, n. H.. Mr.. J. F. Kane is quite
sick at the home of his aunt, Mrs Alice G
Kane... Mr.. VIM. Quimby is able to be out
LINCOLNvILLE. The entertainment given
at the NJ. E. church at the Centre Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 18th, was a success in
every particular, except the size of the ar-
dience, which was small but very apprecia-
tive. Mr. Reynolds is a thorough artist in
his way and those who were not present
missed rare treat. Mr.. C. j. Ross left
Thursday for the East, where he has posi-
ton. Mrs Lowe and son have returned to
their home in Massachusetts. ....... Miss
Bessie Bartlett of Arlington, Mass, has re-
turned to her home, accompanied by her
grandmother, Mrs. Burton Robinson....
Our milliner, Mrs. Dora Moody, is spending
a few weeks in Boston. -. The Hopeful
Workers Circle, Kings Daughters and Sons,
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing quarter: Leader, Lizzie E. Duncan
Vice Leader, Jennie NJ. Warren; Sec and
chorister, Ella Thomas; Treas, Florence
Dearborn. The Circle meets every Satur-
day evening at the homes of the members,
and every alternate Sunday evening con-
ducts devotional services at the church.
Both the Saturday and Sunday evening ser
vices are public, and the public are cor
daily invited. A full attendance is spec
tally desired next Saturday evening as the
% cents earned by the members are to be
brought in, and each one is expected to tell
how they were earned. The topic for that
evening is Service, and the word for Bible
verse, Work. Sunday evening, Oct. 18th, the
topic will be Loyalty and the word, Rejoice
The Circle has adopted the following reso-
lutiOns of respect:
Whereas, The angel of death has for the
first time visited and broken our circle of
Kings Daughters and Sons, and taken
from our midst our Oldest member, there
fore be it
Resolved, That in the death of our sister
Abbie L. Fr0hock we mourn the loss of a
true and faithful Daughter of the King and
one who always had a word of help and en-
cOuragement for all. And while we shall
sadly miss her here, we can but rejoice that
she has been called to the rest that remain
eth to the children of God.
devoted to these resolutions, a copy sent to
the family; also to the Silver Cross and The
LIZZIE E. DUNCAN, Com.
MRS. j. II. COOLEY, on
Miss VEsrA b. CARVER, Res.