The Republican journal., 1901-06-06

opened June A6Q un06r the management OF
R. S. H. Dyer, proprietor of Randall Hall,
Cambridge. The house has been thoroughly
renovated and repaired from cellar to attic.
Bath rooms have been put in, with modern
plumbing throughout, and the whole house
is respondent in new paint and bright new
paper.
PALERMO. Rev. Harry E. Huxley, pas :
torof the Baptist church of Brewster, Mass,
gave very interesting stereopticon lecture
at the Second Baptist church May Both, on
DR.. Sheldon's Book, 'In His Steps,
There were 80 splendidly colored views.
The lecture was also given recently at the
First Baptist church at Carr's Corner. Mr.
Hinkleyis former pastor of these churches,
having been ordained by the First Baptist
church, Nov. IL, 1897. He has been spend
ing few weeks vacation in town and par
ticipated in the centennial services of the
First Baptist church May Goth. He is a
young man of marked ability. Last
Sunday afternoon three young ladies were
baptzed-Misses Grace Black and Jennie
Chadwick by Rev. W. II. Wood, and Miss
Mabel Nelson by Rev. Harry E. Hinkley
FREEDOM. Mrs. A. B. Sparrow has gone
to Augusta to visit friends. :. The Memorial
exercises here were conducted by Dana B.
Carter Post in very acceptable manner.
The address by Rev. w. A. Richmond was
pronounced equal to any we have ever had.
Flags and flowers We're abundant in the
cemetery and at the church. -. Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence johnson of Waterville visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bellows Sunday. -. Miss
Flora Cunningham has gone to Lewiston
for visit. Mrs. Reuben Sibley is in very
poor health and her daughter Irena is sick
with typhoid fever. miss ulia Nickless
will attend the graduating exercises at the
Castine Normal school this week 49,. Mrs.
Marshall Lawrence has spent two weeks
with her husband in Lewiston. -. Mrs. Ed
mund Murch of Thorndike spent last week
with her son, Lewis Murch, who is in very
poor health.
THoRND1KE. The Free Baptist quarter
ly meeting will convene at Simpsons Cor
ner, Dixmont, June 7, 8, 9....The Waldo
County Sunday school convention will be
held at the Centre church, Wednesday, June
Goth. An interesting session is expected,
and all are cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Carrie Carlson and two children
of Newton Centre, Mass, are visiting her
father, Edwin COrnforth. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gerry of Lincolnville passed few
days recently with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mon
roe. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stevens passed
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Searsport.. Mrs. John Morrill, of Bangor,
who is visiting her father, w. H. Coffin,
passed Friday and Saturday with Miss
Jennie CrOxford in Jackson. Mrs. James
Bagley spent few days last week with
Mrs. Annie Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sayward of Burnham passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Ward. Miss Alfredo
Ward is visiting Mrs. Enoch C. Dow in Bel
fast. -. Miss Ora Ward, who has been in
Massachusetts the past year, returned to
her home Saturday night. -. B. W. Downs
passed Sunday at his home. Miss Cristie,
daughter of Arson knowlton of Freedom,
passed last week with Mrs. Augusta Bag
ley....E. L. Bartlett has finished his school
in Danforth and returned home June 1st....
Arthur Rand of Unity passed Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Porter Hurd.. Miss Rena
Nose is on the sick list. Mrs. George Cilley
is quite sick with cold and sore throat 80.
Mr.. Clark from Idaho, who is visiting his
nephew, f. II. Littletield, is thinking of
buying small farm. Mrs. Belle Hunt has
been confined to her room for several weeks
with erysipelas. Dr. Dodge of Troy at
tends her. He also attends Mrs. Alonzo
Davis, who is in suffering condition..
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Bartlett and daughter
Mrs. Flora Hunt, accompanied by Miss
Julia Nckless of Freedom, went to Castine
Monday to attend the graduation exercises.
Mr.. H. L. Wing and Mrs. Philbrook
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark in Knox. Mr.. Wing, who recently re-
turned from the Jewelle Sanitarium in Au-
burn, did not receive the benefit he hoped
to while there. VIII Farwell passed Tues
day in Castine. After a week of damp
weather with cold easterly wind, rain
storm set in Monday morning. AN hoed
crops are backward; grass and grain look
ing fine.
NORTH TROY. G. A. Woods is engaged
in building a silo. Frank Walker of Thorn
dixie was in town Sunday. Mrs. Henrietta
Gilley is visiting relatives and friends in
Augusta. =. Mrs. Hannah Woods is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Alphonso Dyer of Pitts
field. wv. L. Gray has been doing a very
successful business this spring with his new
corn planter. Mrs. Lucy Carleton held
gospel temperance meeting at the school
house on Beech-ridge Sunday evening. An
other meeting was appointed in two weeks.
Troy quartette gave four beautiful selec-
tons. -. Fruit trees are blossoming freely,
giving promise of an abundant crop. The
fine orchard Of Reuben RhOades is a very
beautiful sight at present. Mrs. Lydia A.
Garcelon of Pittsfeld, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is reported as slowly
improving in health. =. Rev. David Smith
has so much improved in health that he ex-
poets to be able to occupy their new home
the coming week 1t is in readiness, and
looks very coy and attractive. Mrs. Jen-
ME Hoxie and Mrs. Howard Libby of Burn
ham were in town Monday on business.
Mrs. Grace Gray, who has been quite sick
the past week with very bad throat troub-
lie, is convalescent. DR.. Dodge attended
her Owing to the Indictment weather the