The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-01-25
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Farrar and Miss Hattie Pendleton of North
| port spent Jan. 14th with Mabel Mariner.
| Mrs. Abbie Mariner is in Northport spend
| ing a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
| Mark A. Wadlin. School in district No. 3
| closed Jan. 10Th, after a. very successful term
taught by Miss Annie Miller of Lincolnville.
| PALERMO. Thursday evening the mail ar
| rived two hours late, caused by the snow on
| the track. John II. Black was called to
| Bath last Friday on business aud returned
the same day by train. Bertha Richards
of Camden is spending few weeks with her
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Nutter,
and her sister, Mrs. Vina Nelson. The
rain storm of Friday and Saturday spoiled
our good sleighing 80. Maria Belden spent a
| few days last week with Mrs. Ruth d.
| Young.
BURNHAM. A w. Fletcher has large
| crew of men at work in the woods in this
locality cutting wood. MIR, Fletcher expects
| to yard about 500 cords OF birch, which he
will ship to Waterville. w. l.. Shaw "
Son are shipping large amount OF pressed
hay to Boston and New York. They say
| that hay is very scarce at the present time
and brings good price in the city markets.
-. Arthur McNaliy of Clinton is cutting a
large amount of lumber in this town. 1t
was the intention of Mr.. McNally to float
the logs down to Clinton in the spring, but
he has decided to have the lumber sawed
here and shipped by rail to Clinton.
no
ing for Frank Bartlett for two years, left
last week for Massachusetts, where he has
employment milk farm. He ac-
companied by his father and brother.
Bartlett & Chase's steam mill began opera
tions recently. Fl. M. Earl is employed
there. Charlie Cook, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, is regaining his
health slowly 49,. The pu bic installation of
the officers of l. o. o F. occurred Wednes
day evening, Jan 18th, after which grand
ball was given to large and happy crowd.
An oyster supper was served at the hotel
Music was furnished by Bangor parties.
Solomon Fl. Bartlett is quite sick with neu
| ralgia, and George Bennett from Troy will
drive the stage until he RECEIVERS. Rev. W.
attend the Christian Endeavor meeting,
held with Mrs. Sarah Stevens. He breaches
every other Sunday evening at the church
1t was his turn last Sunday night. He is an
earnest, constant and enthusIa stic worker,
and it is hoped that he will come back
another year. AIRS. O. P. Estes from Troy
visited relatives in town recently 80. The
fnrrr I,n Al,
and are making business around the station
quite lively. Great quantities of cord wood
spool wood and other lumber are being
hauled. Several Car loads of potatoes were
shipped last week, besides hay, wood and
apples. The prices paid for potatoes were
45 and 30 cents. Mrs Fuller, the Dress
maker, visited in Pittstied a few days ago
APPLETON. The officers of Golden Rod
Rebekah Lodge We're installed Wednesday
evening, Jan. 18th, by D. D. 6. M Mrs. Lucy
j. Creighton, assisted by G. Marshal Mrs.
Inez Burkett, G. S., Mrs. May Robbins, &
w, Mrs. Ida Written and G. T., Mrs Emma
Alden, all of Bethel Rebekah Lodge, Union.
The officers installed were Miss Gertrude
Tobey, n. g.; Helen Sherman. V. G. !;
Lucence Hail. Con W. Heal, w Lottie
Young, Sec; Louise Keen, +. s.; Calie
Fuller, T.. Friday evening the officers of
Appleton Lodge, l. O. o. F, were installed
by ID. D. G. M, A. A. Moody, assisted by G..
l.. Jones, G. M G. M. Lawrence, G. l., 1.
r. Moody, g. F. S A. r. Tolman, G. W.,
and Samuel Hills, G. r. S.. all of Warren
Lodge, with the exception of the last named,
who is a member of Union Lodge. The Off
GERS installed are Harry c. Pease, N. G. !;
Jas. G. Fuller, V. g.. Frank Carkin, Sec. !;
Harrison c. Pease, F. S.; Joseph Ames,
| Treasurer; S. J. Gushee, G.; David Hall,
| p. G. The installation was public to Re-
bekahs and invited friends. A bounteous
repast was served after the exercises. Visit
| ors were present from Warren, Camden,
Union, Searsmont and other towns. DR..
M. l.. Palmer and wife of Waldoboro were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Gushee Sun
day. ...M Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Tyler of Bradley
and daughter, Mrs. L. W. Hadley of Union,
were guests last week of G. H. Page and
| wife,. Mrs. Emma Alden and Mrs. Lydia
Vaughan of Union visited 81. G. Pease and
wife Thursday. -. W alter Written and wife
have moved to Warren, where he will assist
his brother in his store. Mr.. Written has
been at work the past year for F. l.. David
| son in his store.
| TROY. Died in Troy Jan. 18th, after a
long illness of consumption, Frank Call,
aged 35 years He was the son of Frank and
the late Sarah Call. He leaves wife, Mrs.
Isadore (Norton) CALL and one daughter,
Sadie Call; one brother, Wallace Call of
North Troy, and one sister, Mrs. Gilman
| Bates of Pennington. The funeral services
| were Tuesday at ten o'clock, interment in
| Fairview cemetery Isaac M. Knowles
died Sunday morning, Jan. 21st, after a brief
| illness OF pneumonia, aged about rs years.
Mr. Knowles was an old resident of Troy and
kept a general store at Troy Corner for
more than thirty years. His body was taken
to Dl xtield for burial. He leaves widow
two sisters, Mrs. Newell Bagley of Troy and
Mrs. Julia Hall OF Worcester, Mass. two
brothers, Consider Knowles of Unity, and
Charles Knowles of Bangor. The high
school will close its winter term Friday,
Jan. Goth. There will be an exhibition by
the school the evening of the closing day, at
the Town house. After one week vacation