The Republican journal., 1902-11-20
UNITY,


was realized. The parents, teachers and
children showed much interest in the affair.
The league has good membership and is
rapidly becoming a prominent feature of the
school The program consisted of music,
recltations, etc, and the parts were well
rendered. =. Otis Walker and wife are at
home from Bangor for a short visit. :. Last
| Thursday was Il day of accidents at the
station but fortunately no one was serious
ly hurt F. u. Myrick's colt took fright at
a fur coat and ran, knocking Mr.. Myrick
down. The wagon went over him, but he got
only general shaking up and slight in
Jury on the knee George MoSher, Who met
a passenger on the go train, had wheel
taken off by loaded team, without throw
ing the occupants out. He soon secured a
, wagon and arrived home safely in due time.
-. Charles Wellington who has been very
sick, is improving. Mrs. Wellington is also
quite ILL.,. Capt. Larrabee, who has been at
home for some time, went to New y 0rk last
week to take a new vessel to Philadelphia.
....C Chester o Gerry and family, who have
spent several months in ISlesboro, have re-
tul lieu i'VIi 'ithCA anu fanny tsiIN
nan jackson ana family thihh OF gong TO
an i'',' inns "''i''i ." "o+ No ,i'o9'' " ''N-
IL anu iei COUSIN lynn i.oSNIa!iu 'iS''t,'
her parents last week Miss Walker will
stop at home for a time. Wilkes Larrabee
of Thorndke has secured employment of
Frank Bartlett and intends to move his
iaii'lS ihiS "eeh' le9 Will "ocuif 'ie
rent FacaIe' oH hel' >u't an" fanny 800
Never mas inns NIUE N.'I"Se "tell )" StlocA-
t" an" s"''uei'e" '' "Hen ." !''"A NV
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MIS- l''chilH was ol' '9"'S ilNV" anu
resPecteo' Nhe ha" d AIiid "ol" III" ple'tS-
ant greeting lof every one Sie met ana
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Mrs. Elizabeth Dean Johnston passed
away Nov. 18th at the home of her niece in
Pemaquid, where she had been for the past
year. MIS- Johnston was All old and high
y esteemed resident OF this place. She had
been a liberal slVel TO the church, the Free
Library and the destitute, and VIII be miss
Ell by her circle OF friends. The remains
were brought here to1 burial, and the funer-
al services were held Sunday afternoon at
the home of her niece, Mrs. Mary A. Haley
Rev. J. ". Hatch officiating. MI. Bradford
Dean of Boston, the only surviving brother of
the deceased, and her niece, Mrs. kimball
accompanied her. Mr.. Dean viii remain
for a visit with Mrs IIaley... Mrs. Sulji-
van, widow of the late George Sullivan, Il
former resident of this place, died at the
home of her son Charles IN Rock land, Nov
18th and was brought here for nterment
Sunday " Daniel Ward of West Winter
port died at his home Nov. 18th. Funeral.
services were held Sunday morning, Rev
7 w Hatch onioia+ira NisS1 iv1io craoo
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ATWOOD ol lSieSDoIo Is WISHING her grand
mother, Mrs. Fred Atwood. Mrs. George
Mansfield of .Ionesnort is VISITING her sister
- " ~, 10 '-''''''e ,iei ''''eI ;
MIS- T. H. hlll' ana her hlother' MIS- 4. D.
Croker. DR.. f. II. BOyington, optician
has moved his family here from Sewhpro
ii''' ~, ooi -
ana Will occupy the building owned by j.
+. HuSSey, known as the Riley block. :. The
Epworth League are planning for lecture
1-p 49, " .tia, =. :; e.'"iv
course inns WINTER when u is thought VIII
excel all previous efforts in that line. The
"Iend a Hand Club" will hold a fair Fri
!. ,..,t+o,,o,, "a T,,;o. U.n
u"9 al.ei iooi, anu 7r7ii,nS a' ,ii'i ilali -
Presiding Elder F. l. Hayward will be in
town Saturday and Sunday, Nov. ooth and
aotb The town schools closad 1.st Erid.,
! Inc grammar school gave some very inter-
estng exercises. A specially interesting
feature was the PATRIOTIC exercise The
w r. hor.o rooo,,t1,. ;,+uod,,ao,, ;,,.<
w. H. y. nave leoeh'lH li'i oouceu iii.o
some of the schools, ana intend soon to put
into all. hooks for teaching uartiotic lessons.
and II ,,,,s o,riaan+ thor This soboo1 bad
anu IL was eVloelt tliaV tilis Schooi hau
lows:
El.g salnta ~, nnnils
hi III ca answarad NV ootations rniatfn ap'
i'o'i to- ~ tho 1S,1' a.n Z" W 1'''''''
Ess.,." w 0 Iu Ststo W.nit. Hi,
po";t..+;"n IN Snboo, D.ys N;Idrad hnrlt,
Peo;tation The ofi i@ht ~ 'o''n
nv LID -' ~ p1on,ota po,l