The Republican journal., 1901-01-17
MORRILL,. Presiding Elder T. F. Jones
will hold quartely meeting at the church
Sunday evening, Jan. 10th, lat $50 p. m.

Sunday evening, Jan. 2Oth, at $50 p. m.
CENTRE MONTvILLE. The fall of snow
the first of the week has improved the sleigh
ing, although it necessiated few hours
work in leveling the drifts
KNOX. C. II. Nelson of Waterville was in
town last week and bought two horses of G.
J. Vose. IAN exhibition and dance will be
evening, Jan. 18th, under the management of
Miss Ethel Lamson and Bert Payson.. -. w.
A. Griffin, our enterprising stage driver,
gave graphophOne concert at Grange Hall,
Knox Center, Monday evening. =
SwANvILLE. Miss Mudgette, who has
been keeping house for Hon. A. E. Nicker
son, returned to her home last Saturday,.
Percy L. Nickerson was at home from Orono
over Sunday. The people here were very
fortunate in getting their ice harvested be-
fore the big storm Saturday AS about
foot of snow fell, getting ice would be much
more difficult now. Mr.. E. B. Greeley,
assisted by Mr.. Henry Trip, moved his hay
press to West Winterport, Monday.
HALLDALE. Mrs. Nellie Mcfarland
slipped on the ice one day last week and
was quite badly hurt Alvin Aver, the
travelling preacher, after an absence of near
ly year, is again in this community. lit
is reported that there has been several cases
of scarlet fever in the family of A. A.
Thompson. They are all getting along
nicely..... 1T is estimated that fourteen
inches of snow fell in the storm last week.
go. Mrs S. H. Berry is taking care of Mrs.
Lucinda Eastman, who is quite sick XIV.
A. and C. A. Hall moved P. W. Rowell to
the ''Kingdom" last week.
PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Orilla McMann,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Anna c. Hartman, the past three weeks,
returned to Belfast last Monday. Mrs.
Emma Luke is stopping for a while with
Mrs. Annie Cousins in Standpoint. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Banks arrived home from
Mortified, VT, Jan. 9th Mr.. Banks will
work at Mt Waldo for a while. Mr.. Will
liam Smith and Miss Ellen Heagan of Stock
ton Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Heagan last Thursday. Mrs. W. II. CHM
entertained the Ladies' Circle last Friday
night. Twenty-Five were present and very
pleasant evening was passed AS the storm
prevented many from going Mrs. CHM will
entertain the Circle again soon. "A SOciable
will be given at the schoolhOuSe next Satur-
day evening. The ladies and gentlemen
will go dressed to represent some character.
No charge for admission, but ten cents will
be asked for refreshments. All are cordially
invited. Miss Lulu Avery returned to
AndOver. Mass, last week to attend school,
go. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barnes attended
the Masonic installation in Stockton Jan. 9th
.....Several from this place attended the
fair and dance at Prospect Marsh Jan. 9th
and all report a good time. Mrs. Edna
Hartman arrived home from Providence,
r. l., last week.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Pownal Lodge, F.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9th: W. NJ, S. IL.
West S. W, Ernest Partridge; j. W., F. E.
West; Treas, Capt. c. c. Park; Sec, E. NJ.
Hartman; Sen. Dea., r. p Hartman !;
Jun. D., Frank Davis Tyler, Edward Lafol-
ley; Sen. Steward, John MerritheW; Jun.
Steward, Fred Ellis. Past Dist. Dep. Grand
Master, Simon Littlefield was the INSTALL
ing officer, jeremiah Grant acting as Mar
shall No outside invitations were issued
this year, the company being confined to
members of the lodge and their families;
and about one hundred were present. A
short program was enjoyed, and the usual
bOuntiful collation. served Capt. and Mrs.
Ralph Morse are much relieved by the now
daily reported improvement of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie Bragg, in West Brookted,
Mass. :. Herbert Mixer went to Frankfort,
last Saturday, where he has employment as
draughtsman with the Mt. Waldo Granite
Coco. Elmer Thompson left Monday for
Camden. -. Capt. Edmund Hchborn, after
a weeks visit to his mother, Mrs. Robert
Hichborn left Monday to rejoin his vessel,
sch. j. R. Devlin, in Baltimore, where she
is loading coal for Galveston. -. The Cur
rent Event, Club will meet with Miss Maria
Griffin, Wednesday, P. NJ, Jan. 23d.
WINTERPoRT. Miss Jennie Grant has
gone to Bristol, n H., and Miss Lizzie Rich
to Boston for stay of some Weeks.....
Mrs. James Killman of Prospect visited her
brother, Mr.. D. S. Smith, last week..
Mrs. Lizzie Howe is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Granville Grant, for a few
weeks. =. Richard fainter has enlisted as
musician in the Navy and has gone on the
battleship Alabama. Mrs. R. A. Nlilliken
has sold her house to Mrs. Emma Smith,.
Joshua Crockett has bought the Fogg house,
in which he lives. Mrs. Annie Walker has
sold her house on Commercial street to
Melville Verrill. -. The following officers
of Warren Post, G. A. r., were installed by
Past Commander D. MEG. Spencer, Thurs
day, Jan. 81 Com, Benz. Atwood; S. V. c.
E. J. Bowden; j. V. G., N. Page; Adjt, D.
MEG. Spencer; @. NJ, 7. D. Eaton; 0. D.,
j. Cookson; Chap, G. Fl. Dunton; Sec, j.
W. Eveleth; S. NJ, A. D. Harlow; Q. M. S.,
P Smith. At the close of the installation an
elegant banquet was served by the W. R. C.
and a pleasant entertainment followed....
Rev. II. f. Foss of Bangor delivered his
noted lecture, "The Leaguers Vision," at
the Methodist church Sunday evening. He
was accompanied by the three Smith Sisters,
who sang several beautiful selections Not
withstanding the very snowy streets the
church was packed with an attentive
audience and the lecture was considered by