The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-31

and complexion soap and the BEST toilet
PALERMO. George Soule and Thomas
Rowe went to Waterville last Saturday with
dry wood for the market. Rufus Rowe
and Christopher Nutter have been on the
sick list the past week John Black is
making preparations for going to 30 ton to
work in the spring -. Harland Black Was
burned quite badly last Saturday by sitting
down on a hot stove cover. -. Wesley Mel
son went to Watervlle one day last week.
....A petition is being circulated in town
by the Grange members asking the Legisla-
ture to do all in their power for the equal
izaton of taxes. Frank Wood has recev-
ed a reapointment for carrying mail from
Palermo to North Palermo and from North
Palermo to Freedom.
MONROE CENTRE. There was spelling
school at the school house Friday evening.
A mock band furnished music, and the fol-
lowing gave ROTATIONS: Myra Bailey,
Walter Mason, Etfie Hamm, Ada Bailey,
Nellie Riley, Charlie Riley, Ruby Nado,
Zettie Hamm, Christine Clements. A party
of young people came from the Head of the
Lake, Swanville. Frank Nado of Winter
port has moved here. There was a chop
ping bee last Saturday at Mrs. S. NJ. Ford's.
Men and boys went with axes and saws in
the forenoon and at o'clock there was a
nice pile of wood fitted for the stove Mrs
Ford was very grateful for this Kindness
49,, Rev. Asbury Gould of IIampden was to
nrp9cl q q oh h,,t
prevented. A little daughter arrived at
the home of George Walker, Jr, Jan 10th
....Dr. c. F. Atwood of Winterport was
called here last week to see Car! Peavey
CAMDEN. The Magnolia house, owned by
VIM. Eaton and leased by Arthur Webster:
was damaged by fire early last Sunday
morning. The fire gained considerable
Roadway, owing to one of the hydrants
breaking, and the loss will be about $1,000 !;
well covered by insurance .. The leading
social event of the season was the whist
and dancing party given by Mr. and Mrs.
Hudson ID. Ames at the Bay View House,
Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs Ames were
assisted in receiving by Miss Jennie Hunt
Hill of Melrose, Mass, the guest of honor.
Mrs Ames wore becoming gown of white
figured silk null over pink silk, garniture
of black velvet ribbon. Miss Hill was
gowned in pink figured organdy over pink
silk. About one hundred guests were pres
ent, including number from Rockland.
Meservey's Quintette furnished music for
dancing, which was INDUCED in until late
hour. Delicious refreshments of ice cream,
cake and punch were served.
LINcoLNvILLE. Good Will Circle will
hold social with Mrs. Theresa Snow on
Thursday, Jan. 31st. A picnic supper will
be served at six. Capt. Felix Wade has
arrived home and will stop with his sister,
Mrs R. E. Easton.. Miss Ella Thomas,
who is attending the Camden High school,
came home Friday night and returned Mon
day.. The officers of Bay View Lodge, /. O.
q. T., will be installed at their hall on Fri
day evening. List of officers given next week.
....Schooner Volant, Capt. Pendleton, ar
rived here this afternoon. :. The Lincoln
vile amateurs will present the four-act
drama, "Me and Otis, at Freeman's Hall on
Monday evening, Feb. 4th, with the follow
ing cast of characters:
Dick Davis, student at Hale college,
iona OF football and the girls, Herbert Bull
lock.
Bryon Makepeace Thornton, his room
mate, not fond of foot ball or girls, David
McCobb
Otis Tewksbury of Perkinsville, Ernest
Carver.
~, Sam Scullyun. Tewksbury's hired man,
Betty Tewksbury, Otis daughter, Jennie
Warren
- Florence Follett, Betty's city friend, Lucy
Freeman.
Rosilly Tewksbury, wife of Otis and head
of the family, Madge Bullock.
Sophronia Ruggles, Florence's maiden
aunt, Name Coombs.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Charles Ring
went to Pittsfield last week with his team,
to move Mr.. and Mrs. West Wentworth's
household goods to Centre Montville. They
recently bought William II. ChurchilPs
farm and will reside there :. Frank Banan
has gone to North Berwick on business. 90.
Mr.. Sylvester of Washington is tending
store for his son, Leslie, who has been i'll
for several days. Rufus Lowell has taken
an agency for the Fairchild washing machine
and will canvass Montville and an adjoining
town. This is considered the best washing
machine ever offered to the public. 1t does
all of the work no hand rubbing is required
...Mr. Jesse Frye is getting out a guam
tity OF spool wood. Mrs. N. P. Ben
nett is again very seriously ill, requiring
the daily attendance of her physician
There will be sOciable at Union Harvest
Grange Hall on the evening of Feb. 9Th. A
quilt will be drawn and good program
given. e. L. Bennett and family are at N.
P. BENEFITS for time. &C. L. Atkinson
and w. B. Jaquith will attend the February
term of U. S. District court of Portland as
jurors. w. M. Currier of Belfast visited
friends in town last week.
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