The Republican journal., 1902-05-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EAST SEARSMONT.

COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
EAST SEARsMONT.
Mrs. Ella Messer ana son of Bar llarbor
are visiting her brother, Leroy Heal. Mrs.
| Abbie Mariner and Albert Mariner were
in Northport May lin. Bert Donnell
went to Camden May 18th. ...Addie Nc
Lain visited at Mrs. Henry Mahoney's Sun
day Herbert Nonnell spent last week in
Camden. Charlie Wentworth is at work
for j &. Packard. Albert Mariner has
lost his horse. Lucian lleald of Rock
port and Mrs. Eleanor Head of North
port spent May nth with MI. and Mrs.
Leroy Head,
! WINTERPuRT
At the annual meeting of the ". c. T. L ~,
held May l4th. the following officers We're
elected: Pres, Emily NJ. Han Vice Pres-
dents, Carrie NJ. Chase. Eliza NJ. Eyeleth
Rec. >ec'y. Helen NJ. Baker; Cor. Secy,
Sarah Moody Treas, Alberta George.
The annual Memorial sermon will be given
before Warren Post and W r. c. at the
! Methodist church next Sunday by Rev. J.
| W. Hatch. A dramatic recital was given
at the Cong'l church Friday evening by Geo.
B. Heath, assisted by Wilbur $. Cochran,
pianist, and r. +. Sprague, 'celEist. ... Mrs.
pusher of Boston is the guest Of Mrs. How
i ard Grant. Mrs. FIVE of Island Falls Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. J. W Hatch, last
week. -. Mrs Eaton of Deer Isle is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Haskell. Mrs.
! c. w. Fernald from Springfield, Mass, with
her infant son, is spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ran
kim. Mrs Nelson Weed is very ILL.,
FREEDOM.
Rev l. H. Holt will deliver the Memorial
/ address in the Cong'l church. Mr.. Holt is
a fluent speaker and well worth hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradburn Banton spent Sat
! urday in Freedom. Rev. W. a. Richmond
has gone to Bangor to attend the quarterly
exercises at the Theological Seminary....
I George f. Bryant and family have moved
! into the Dr. Billings house. Mr.. Bryant is
much improved in health. Rev. W. A.
Richmond announced in the pulpit last
Sunday that he had decided to remain with
the people of Freedom another year. Mr..
Barker of Brooks lost his watch between
/ Half Moon Pond and Freedom village.
The finder will please return to W. A Rich
mond, -. Misses Jeanette Stephenson and
Winifred Dodge have gone to Belfast to
study music under Mr.. f. j. Rigby.. The ex-
hibiton given by the Junior class of Free
dom Academy in the Grange Hall Monday,
/ May 18th, was Of excellent quality. Every
speaker did justice to the selection render
ed. Following in the program:
Music, Academy Orchestra
Rita, Sara Katherine Sampson
''Toussaint L'Ouverture,'
Eihu Blaine Tilton
Solo, "Mr Volunteer Charles Henry Vose
"se0rohing vs. Diam %sais r,;z, ne+n ,.,n..
"Arnold, the Traitor
Alton Roy Sylvester
Piano duet, Misses Dodge and Stephenson
''Pericles to the People,
Chester Arthur Woods
"Mammy's Child, Nellie Claire JayneS
Solo, 'Stories,' Della Helena Kane
"1acob neutrality-suspicious. setting a
Hem Roland David Kelsey
The Swan Song jeanette Stephenson
Chorus, The Garnet and Gray School
Judges, Mr.: Albert Stephenson, Mr.. Chas
B. Cox, Rev. Horace |. Holt.
MISS Jedliiletle stephenson was awarded
the first prize of So The second prize of
So was divided between nellie Claire .Jaynes
and Elihu Blaine Tilton. The graduating
exercises Of the class of 1902 of Freedom
Academy took place in the Cong'l. Church
Tuesday, May 18th. The church was most
artistcally decorated with ferns, potted
plants, flowers ard bunting of pink and
green, the class colors. Never has the
church been so prettily decorated before
The house was filled to overlooking. The
exercises began promptly at O'Clock with
music by the Unity Orchestra. The pro-
gram, list of graduating class, officers, etc,
Following the graduating exercises came
the Senior Glass Banquet, which was served
at the home of DR.. A. NJ. Small, and was
very pleasant and informal After the ban
quet was served the following toasts were
responded to:
Toastmaster, A. f. Linscott.
Class of Naughty -naugl7t.
Nov as tail and reverend Seniors,
| Smile we DER the verdant past.
Dr. A. NJ Small
The Future
go forth to meet the stadowy future, without
fear, and with manly heart"
Horace I. Holt
The Girls of 'O2.
Disguise our bondage as we will,
| IT'S woman, woman rules us still,
The Boys of 'O2
| 20 inccnstant man!
How will you promise
How will you deceive."
The Academy
1.-THE Academy still standing there rah! rah!
The Academy still standing there.''
Fred L. Thurston
Memories of 'O2.
Memory is the only paradise out of which
we cannot be driven away
Rev. w. A. Richmond
Academy Spirit.
"A able man shows his spirit by gentle words,
| and resOlute actiOnS''
Miss Edna North
College Aspirations.
| go sacred hunger of ambitious minds"
Rev. Charles L. White.