The Republican journal., 1901-04-18

LINCOLNvILLE. The LincOlnville Sun
day school was organized last Sunday. The
officers were partly elected and the teachers
will be chosen next Sunday. Miss Winni-
fred French intends to teach the spring
term of school at the Beach. .... Alton
French spent Sunday at home. IF. P. Hahn
was in Belfast last week on business.
Miss Lolita circuit, while on her way to
New York, called on friends here the last Of
the week. Mrs. Clara Hopkins of North
port accompanied her.. Mr.. Chas. Carver
and daughter vesta arrived home last Fri
day. Miss Alice E. Fields, who spent the
winter in Billerca, Mass, returned home
Saturday.. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dean
called on their aunt, Mrs. D. M. Dean, Sat-
urday. miss Mary Coombs is visiting at
Mr.. VIM. Bragg ST.. Mr.. P. K. FrOhOck,
who has been visiting his daughter, return
ed home Saturday. Alfred VeaZie return
ed to Bangor Saturday.. Schooner Clinton
of Brooksville arrived here Sunday with
goods for Will Mckinney. Paul Young
spent Sunday at the Beach,. j. E. Barnes
intends to run an express daily from Cam
den to the Beach, leaving Camden at A. NJ
THoRNDIKE. The funeral services of
Roy Ward were held Friday, at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ward, Rev.
d. Bracket of Brooks officiating, music by
Mrs. George Higgins. The floral tributes
were beautiful The pall-bearers were
George Higgins, Wallace Palmer, Leslie
and Sidney Ward, with Mr.. Fairbanks of
Unity, undertaken. The out of town peo-
pie who attended the funeral Wee Mrs
| Ellen Hunt of Hermon, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Gilmore of Burnham, Messrs. Ross
Ward, Charles Drake and James Baglsy of
| Massachusetts, and Frank Myrick of Water
vile. The deceased was about % years of
age, and had many friends. Bert Stevens,
| who attended the Grand Lodge, l. O. G. T.,
| in Portland last week, returned home Fri
day very sick. DR.. Hurd attends him.. ..
f. l.. Phlbrick, who has been confined to
the house with the grip, is now able to be
OUT. Mrs. Ephraim johnson is passing a
Hussey of Waldo, who is very ill.,. Mrs.
Mary Ware of Unity passed Friday with
her daughter, Mrs. o. j. Farwell.. :. Charles
White made short visit to friends in Jack
son last week. .Gustave Gates began work
or A R. Murch in Unity, April 10Th. .....
Charles Marshall Of Troy called on his
brother, E. P. Webster, Friday. Mrs.
Charles Vose of Knox is visiting her son, F..
n. Vose.. Master Bert Monroe of Sears
port passed a few days recently with his
uncle, L. G. Monroe Miss Mile Monroe,
returned to her school in Searsport, Satur-
day. Miss Carrie Ward of Pittsfield was
in town Friday to attend the funeral of her
cousin, Roy Ward. Misses Bessie L. Hig-
gins, Matte Small, Susie Ward, Florence
Wing, Alfredo Ward Ellen Webster, Myra
Gates, Maud Ware, and Jennie Cox, all of
this town, took the teachers examination
April 18th -. Horse trades have been the
order of the day recently. Daniel Dolloff
sold horse to Ed. Hunt of Unity, and
bought a horse of Capt. Larrabee. Ed.
Hunt sold one to Dick Farwell, and bought
one of Frank Harding. II. NJ. Higgins
says he drove 40 miles April 18th to buy a
horse. When he got to his journeys end the
horse was sold, and so was Henry, Mrs.
H. L. Wing and Mrs. Fred Patterson passed
Friday in Belfast. Mr.. Kinney of Albion
was in town Saturday looking after veal
calves. Mrs. A. NJ Higgins passed Friday
with Mrs. George Cilley.