The Republican journal., 1901-02-14

HAUL DALE. The storm of last week was
mail did not get through from Monday until
Friday. Mrs. c. A. Gilchrest has returned
from her visit in Salem and Lynn. 80. NJ. W.
Poland and wife of Bristol are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Poland. j ohm
kelloch, who has been sick long time, is
not as well.
SEARsMoNT Died in Searsmont Febru-
AIRY 9Th Joshua A. j. Lincoln, aged 50 years,
2m0nths and days. Mr. Lincoln was the
last of family of nine children, and for
several years had been confined to the
house by illness. He was quiet, respected
citizen, a member of the society of Friends
and firm believer in his fathers religion
He leaves niece, Mrs. Lysena L. Tead OF
Kansas City, Mo-, who was summoned by
telegraph, but was unable to get here on ac-
count of the heavy storm.
FRANKFORT. There is much sickness in
town. Mrs. Everett Rogers, who had her
eye operated upon two weeks ago for CLAN
coma by DrS Emerson and Erskine, is re-
covering. Hayward Peirce, while de-
scending the steps of his residence Feb.
10th sprained his ankle quite badly. Mrs
John Hopkins is in critical condition.
Mrs. Andrew Hopkins and Miss Eliza Aver
i'll are also quite ILL.,. Mrs. Fred Knowles,
who has been confined to her bed since last
September, is able to sit up little. Mad
anne Peirce is convalescent from an attack
of the grip. Mrs. Geo. Havener of Win
terport is visiting Mrs. Amelia Woodman
for "a week or twO... The Mothers Club
will visit the schools next Tues day, instead
of holding their regular meeting. Owing
to the severe storm the co bweb party which
was to be given by the Ladies' Aid Society,
failed to materialize Wednesday night.
APPLETON. About forty members of
Bethel Rebekah lodge of Union were pres
ent at the installation of the officers of Col
denrod Rebekah Lodge which came off
Wednesday evening, Jan. 30th. Mrs. Lucy
Creighton, ID. ID. g. p, with the following
aids, installed the officers: Mrs. Fred
Burkett, V. G.; Mrs. Inez Burkett, Mar
shall; Mrs. Annie Jones, Sec, and Mrs.
Emma Alden, F. S. The officers for the ell
suing year are: Mrs. Helen Sherman, n. G.
Miss Lottie Young, V. G.; Mrs. Alvina
Gushee, Secretary; Mrs Julia NJ. Page, F.
Sec.; Mrs. Callie Fuller, Treasurer; Mrs.
Lydia Vaughn, Chaplain; Mrs. Lizzie New
bert, Warden; Mrs. Helen Gushee, Con-
ductor. A fine entertainment. consisting of
vocal and instrumental music, interspersed
with remarks by visiting members of the
order and others, concluded the exercises of
the evening, after which all repaired to the
dining hall, where supper was served.
Miss Maria Hawkes. died Wednesday D.
M, Feb 9Th, aged 81 years and 10 months.
The remains will be taken to Lynn, Mass,
for burial. Miss Hawkes. had lived for sew
eral years with Miss Linda Annis, and had
been failing in health the past year. Mil
ton Simmons is critically i'll. He is attend
ed by Doctor Hadley. Miss Blanche But
Ter, Mrs. 0. w. Currier, Mr.. Benson Meser-
vey and Jesse Gushee are also under doc
tors care. mo mails reached our P. O.
from Monday evening, Feb. 4th, until
Thursday evening, Feb. 7th, and not a
team of any description was seen on our
roads until Thursday morning. Nearly all
of our citizens were engaged Thursday in
shovelng snow and breaking roads.