The Republican journal., 1900-06-21

PALERMO. Fred and Frank Dung are
repairing their house. ..E. @. Chadwick is
repairing his barn. Fred Spratt is repair
ing his buildings. Fred Norton has raised
and is repairing his barn....C. f. Carr has
turned his barn and is making a barn eel
lar. George Belden has torn down the L
of his house and will build new one....
Fred Jordan is building new house,.
Charles Cove is building new BARN..
Merton Norton is repairing his barn..
Fred Young and wife went to Liberty last
Saturday and Sunday to visit her sister,.
Mr. and Mrs. Knowles have returned from
Massachusetts, where they spent the win
ter..... Thornton Worthing recently had a
shock of paralysis. Harry Black of Albion
went to Augusta last week and called on
friends in town on his way back.
MORRILL, Mr.. Traitor Hatch is spend
ing his vacation at home from Syracuse
University, \. w.. Mrs. Winnifred Allen
made short visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs n L. Simmons, last week. -. Miss
Estelle Sanborn Of Boston, Mass, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs John Berry last Sat
urday and Sunday. Mrs. George Narney
of Unity was visitor at F. A. Gray's last
Sunday. Mrs Addie Walter and Misses
Della and Lydia Bornheimer Of Waldoboro
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Storer.
All of the aforesaid visitors attended church
last Sunday and listened to a sermon from
Rev. II. W. Abbott of Palermo. We We're
glad to see Mr. d. w. Morey at church again
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80, Mrs Iidelia Creasey of Belfast made a
visit to her old h me last saturday and sum
day.. Mrs i. r. Elder went to Freedom
last Saturday on IL visit to old friends and
neighbors... Mrs. Fred Brown of Belfast
was d guest at Mrs. Deborah Thompson 5
last saturday and Sunday... Mr. l. h.
White and son Charles went to Oakland last
week to visit relatives
NlNTERPoRT H. r. Rowe and Miss
Bertha Jepson We're united in marriage
Tuesday. June 18th, by Rev J. W. Hatch
The ceremony took place at the home of the
brides parents in the presence of the imme-
diate relatives, and the young couple left
for Boston on the afternoon boat Miss
Jepson was one of our popular school
teachers and will be greatly missed. The
best wishes of their many friends 60 with
them to their new home. I'D. Ii. Smith
made trip to Portland last week to visit
his son, Arthur y. Smith,. Mrs. II. A.
Hanscom and Mrs. A. A. Lesan went to
Boston last week.... Mrs Henry Snow ar
rived from Portland Saturday. accompanied
by her little granddaughter. to spend a few
weeks at her old home... Mrs. NJ. A. Brown
of Portland was the guest of Mrs. A. II.
Bolan over sunday... NJ J. Nerrill has
bought a fam in Bucks port and moved his
femily there..... L. ID. Gilman has sold his
house to Capt. Narney Philbrook and will
move to North Bucksport next week..
Bradford sullivan of North Wintelport is
very i'll and not expected to recover. Miss
L. A. Grindle had toe amputated last
week.-mrs.. DR.. Fellows lost valuable
Jersey COW Saturday of pneumonia.
The High school closed Friday and goodly
number of visitors assembled in the after
noon to listen to the closing exercises. The
program was as follows: Song, Long Years
Ago; dec, Poor House Nan, Minnie George
dec, selection from Snow Bound, Ethel
Baker dec, The Unknown Rider, Carroll
Young; music. Hunting Song. class of young
ladies'; dec. Angels of Buena Vista. Matte
Lesan ; dec, The Legend of the Organ Build
er, Ephia Kneeland: dec, The Saving of
ST. Mchaels, Marie Wardwell comforting
of prizes; remarks by DR.. j. II. Baker, W.
S. Littletield, Sidney Tho mpson. Rev J. W.
Hatch. The school made fine appearance
and the prize recitations We're of exceptional
merit and would have done credit to any
Seminary. Where all were so good the
for the judges, but they were finally distrib-
uted as follows: Prize for best general aver
age in studies, given by Hon. Fred Atwood
Mary Hardy: best work in Algebra, by Lit
erary Club, LIST James Atwood, end, by W. j.
Henderson, Sadie Smith; best work in com
position, by F. NJ. Hall, Marie Wardwel
Mary Hardy was considered equal to Marie,
but as she had taken one prize she waived
her right to this one Defamation, LIST
prize, by Fife NJ. Littlefield, Matte A. Ie-
san; 2nd, by Rev. ID. II. Piper, Carroll
Young. Our new High school fills ''long
felt want and its prospects for the future
are bright. Garfield Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
held their annual memorial service Sunday
afternoon. The sermon was delivered in
Odd Fellows Hall before the members and
their families by Rev. ]. W. Hatch after
which they marched to the cemetery, accom-
panied by the band, and decorated the
graves.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. c. S. Rendell
entertained the Current Events Club last
week. Miss Leora Partridge returned June
18th, from two weeks visit in Rockland
DIR /. P. Parke, wife and little son, Har-
ry Linwood, Of Revere, Mass, arrived last
week, to visit the Drs. parents, Capt. and
Mrs Charles Parke. :. Elman Dickey, Jr.,
has sufficiently recovered from the illness
which recently brought him home, to be out
daily. Mrs. VIM. Warren returned to