The Republican journal., 1902-03-20
LINCOLNvILLE CENTRE.

Mrs. Elisha Tower is spending few
weeks in Boston,. \. d. Ross went on the
legislative excursion to Washington, ID. c.
-. Miss Grace Miller has gone to Boston,
where she has employment at millinery....
Misses Georgia Miller and Laura Young
left Tuesday to attend the spring term of
Castine Normal School Charles Russ of
Belfast visited at F. NJ Russ the last of the
week The entertainment at the Band
Hall Monday evening for the benefit of the
Baptist Church was q success
MONROE.
Miss Annie ColSon has gone to Camden
for the summer Capt. Thomas Park, aged
n years, died last week at the home of his
sister, Mrs Washington Moore, where he
was spending the winter He leaves two
sisters and one brother His remains were
taken TO Stockton Sprngs... The ". {. T.
L. will meet with Miss 5. \. Mansur March
21st. Neal BOWS birthday will be observed.
go. Miss Lizzie Moore is visiting in Belfast.
....Seven new members were taken in at
the last meeting Of Loyal Rebekah Lodge.
.....The mumps are raging in this vicinity.
.... Mrs. Jackson Curtis is still suffering
with erysipelaS.
LINCOLNNILLE.
Mrs. Frank Brown is visiting hey father,
Capt. Wilder Drinkwater.. Mr.. Alton
French and Miss Minnie Haskell spent Sun
day with +. f. French and family Capt
Herbert Bullock in sch. Lizzie went to
Rockland Friday loaded with casks. Mon
day evening the two act farce "Our Awful
Aunt" was presented at the Masonic Hall
Following is the cast of characters Mrs.
Hasleton. Miss Alice Howe Alice Hasleton,
Mrs. Name COMBS Carrie Benton, Lucy
Freeman; Matilda johnson. (0ur awful
aunt, Mrs. Madge, Bullock; Frank IIaSle-
ton, Herbert Bullock; Arthur Wallace,
David Mann, Frank Coleman and {. \.
Warren, ,Jr,, villains; Pete, Leon French.
Miss .Aldana Coleman entertained between
the acts with solos on the violin, and there
was duet by The Misses Blanche and
Gladys French. Refreshments We're serv-
ed. very pretty guess cake was won by
Mrs. Isabella Griffin and Augustine Warren.
The silk sofa pillow vas drawn by Mrs.
Ernest Carver. Mrs Chas. Frohock, who
has been with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Stoddard Of Boston, the past few weeks, is
at home. Miss Leila French and Mrs.
Mary Walls are visiting Miss French's
mother and sister this week.
SOUTH MONROE.
The Philomathean Club gave d literary
entertainment at the school house in this
place Thursday evening, March 18th, for the
benefit Of the Public Library. The follow
ing program was presented with great sue
cess:
Opening. Everett Felker
solo, In Remembrance, Hattie Cilley
Rec, When the Minister comes to tea.
Christine Clements
Tableaux, Our Fore four fathers
Dialogue, Pat and the Postmaster,
George Clements and Chester Weber
Rec, My two biz sisters, Georgia Roberts
Solo, She was bred in Old Kentucky,
Mary Kendall
Rec, How they fell out Bernice Tasker
Rec, Grandma alus does, Rexford Ryder
Dialogue, Docked in a dressmakers room,
Inez Gilmore, Charles Gilmore, Charles
Yates, Harry Clements, Dora FeIker
Song, Ny dear Ohio home, Misses Felker
Tableaux, The Pee kin family,
Solo, The river of life, Lois Roberts
Rec, In haying time, Irwin Ward
Dialogue, The test that told,
Warren Pattee, Everett Felker, Rena
Roberts, Lois Roberts, Kate Pattee,
Dora Felker, Mabel Felker.
Solo, Christine Clements
Tableaux, Topsy Turvey
Song, Just as the sun went down,
Mary Kendall
Rec, Bessie Roberts
Rec, The Quaker and the robber,
Sidney Tibbetts
Song, Down at Odd Fellows Hall, encore,
George Ryder
Dialogue, Minstrel jokes,
Rena and Charles Roberts
Song, The wild Colonial boy.
John Clements
Dec, The engineers story, Clifton Chase
Tableaux, The soldiers farewell, Music
Tableaux, The soldiers return, Music,
Vacant chair
Dialogue, Watermelon pickle,
IneZ and Charles Gilmore
Overture by the Phlomathean Orchestra
Colored March of the White Company
(Ghosts.)
Song, Goodnight.