The Republican journal., 1901-03-28

CENTRE LINCOLNvILLE. Mr.. BE-. Dung,
Jr., is spending few weeks in Boston,. -.
Ralph Warren has returned to his work on
the City Of Bangor. j. S. Mullin and wife
are visiting friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Edna Lamb returned home last week
after few weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Maude Young is in Camden working.
, MIR. FORTS Ra nkin and family of Isles
boro have moved into Mrs. D. B. Hunters
house.
CAMDEN. At the annual town meet
ing, March 25th, the question of street
lighting and water supply took up most
of the time. 1t was voted not to contract
with the Camden & Rockland Water Co.,
this year, and committee of nine was
appointed to take such steps for water
supply as they deem necessary. 1t was
also voted not to contract for street light
ing with the Knox Gas and Electric Co.,
and committee was appointed to investi-
gate the matter and report at an adjourned
meeting, April %. 1t was voted to build
new school house, and a committee to make
necessary arrangements was appointed
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. The ten months
old boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomas died
March 22d. They lost another little son in
February. The funeral services were held
at the residence last Sunday, Rev. E. J.
Hatch officiating. Miss Cora A., daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Poland, was mar
ried in Boston March 18th to Isaac Paul of
Searsmont. They have returned to Maine
and have leased the C. E. Gilman farm near
South Montville. :. E. E. Hall will attend
the April term of court in Belfast as ira
verse juryman from Montville. &c. L.
Edmunds went to Pittsfeld March 23d to
visit his sister, Mrs. j. V. Jackson. IL F.
Nash has gone to East Knox to run black
smith shop. The Carter neighborhood
sewing circle will meet with Mrs. Elijah
Belgard March 9th. Supper will be served
in the evening. Hartley Brown and Clin-
ton Wing have gone to Millinocket to find
employment.
NORTH TROY Frank Thompson has
been suffering from an attack of grip the
past week. The next meeting of the North
Troy Reading Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Lucy Carleton, April 5th....
Miss Angie Garcelon started last Thursday
| for Massachusetts, and will visit friends in
Concord and other places for few weeks.
go. Mrs. Hannah Woods, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Pittsfield for
several weeks, returned Saturday ...Chas.
W. Smith, who has been very sick for sew
eral weeks, is now cOnvaleScent. DIR. Whit
ney of Unity has attended him. go. The MAN.
ufacture of maple syrup is carried on to
quite an extent by some of the farmers in
this vicinity. F. A. Hilman and j. L. Bag
ley are among the number. Mrs. Robert
Knowles, who has been sick for some time,
is reported as improving. Misses Stella
and Lora Harding, Iva Rollins and Mamie
Stevens were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Woods Saturday and Sunday.
The Bible class was pleased to welcome
them in company with Mrs. Woods Sunday
morning, at the home of Rev. A. P. Hatch,
where the meetings are held this winter.
L1NcoLNv1LLE. Hopeful Workers Circle,
| Order of Kings Daughters and Sons, met
| last Saturday evening and installed the fol-
lowing officers: Miss Hannah Adams,
Leader; Miss Olive Mariner, Vice Leader !;
Mrs. Lizzie Duncan, Sec'y; Leon E. French,
Treasurer. The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Adams. The word is to be
Peace, and each member chooses his own
topic. There is to be sOciable at the 0.
E. S. Hall next Wednesday evening. :. The
Good Will Circle will hold sociable at
Freeman's Hall Saturday evening. %. Mrs.
Mary Coombs and Miss Lucy Freeman spent
Sunday at the Trap. Mrs Isadore Drink
water was in Belfast last week. -. Capt.
Felix Wade left Monday for New York;.
Miss Alta Heal, who has been at William
Howe's the past few months, returned to
her home in Northport last Saturday. Miss
Mary Kendall takes her place.. Mrs. D. M.
Dean returned home Saturday. Mrs.
Phebe Heal, who has been in Camden the
past week, returned Saturday....A cap
sociable was held at the l. O. G. T. hall
Monday evening. A good program was
given, after which ice cream was sold. The
guess cake weighed 4 pounds, IA ounces, and
was drawn by Alice Howe, Sidney Pendle-
ton and Sumner Bullock. The usual games
were played. Miss Inez Dean is at Charles
Stephens.
SwANvILLE. Town officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected March 18th, as follows:
Clerk, A. T. Nickerson; selectmen, c. R.
Nickerson, H. O. Batchelder, G. L. Peavey
treasurer, II. NJ. Chase; collector, A. L.
Walker supervisor Of schools, A. T. Nick
erson; school committee, A. L. Walker, II.
O. Nickerson, F. o. Holmes; truant officer,
J. w. NickersOn. -. Mr.. Joshua Nickerson,
one of our Oldest inhabitants, died Feb.
2Sth, after brief illness, aged "a years and
II months. He was a man much respected
for his strict integrity and straightforward
dealings with his fellowmen. The funeral
services were conducted at the house March
End, by Rev. H. W. Norton of Searsport.
Mr.. Nickerson leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Arthur Boyd of Prospect and Miss Nancy
Nickerson of this place, who have the SYM
pathy of their neighbors and friends in
their hour of trouble. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Greeley entertained a large company of
friends at their home Saturday evening,
March 9th, in a very agreeable manner. Ice
cream, cake and home made CONNECTIONS
were served, and fine graIhaphone added
much to the pleasure of the guests. ~. >. The
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