The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
NORTH TROY.

NORTH TROY.
Our last rainstorm, which has lasted over
Sunday and is in full progress Monday,
seems to be marked ''cOntinued," although
the ground, wells, cisterns, and in some
cases cellars, are already overlooking with
their abundance of water. The fine sleigh.
ing of few days past is but pleasant
memory. Everett Sidelinger of Pittsfield
passed Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. }. Sidelinger. ... Mrs. Helen Young
OF Detroit was in town Saturday. -. Mr..
Sampson OF Freedom was in town Saturday
looking after the pressing of the hay he
bought of Mrs. Hester A. Smart The
Sunshine Society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Troy Centre, Jan. 18th.
....T he next meeting of the North Troy
Reading Club will be held with Mrs. w. T..
Gray Jan. 18th.
CENTRE MONTvIELE,
Dudley A. Poland, one of our we'll known
and prosperous young farmers, went to
Boston on Dec. 3Oth, and was married to a
Miss Conroy, of that city Dec. 31st After
visiting friends in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island they will return to Mr. Poland's
farm and begin housekeeping Here's hop
ing they may pass many happy years to-
gether. Mr.. Poland has shown that young
man can buy run-out farm on credit, even
in these degenerate days, and by industry
and perseverance bring it to fertile condi-
ton, and pay for it, and not be very long
| about it either. albion Clement, a former
| resident of this town, and a brother to C.
Fl. Clement, died in Waterville, Dec. 25th,
of typhoid pneumonia. -. DR.. A. ID. Ramsay
has gone to Boston with patient.
LIBERTY.
At the December meeting of E. Fl. Brad
street Post No. A, Dept of Maine, G. A. R.,
| the following officers were elected Com
| mander, Sumner Poland; S. V. c., B. C.
Sherman; j. V. c., Geo. 0. White; @. NJ,
w. H. Moody; Surgeon, L. c. Morse
Chaplain, NJ j. Creasey O. D., J. L.
| Knowlton; 0. G., Seth Ellis. Public install
lation the Sd Tuesday in January. .Arbu-
| tus Lodge, Order of Eastern Star, elected
officers last Monday evening and will in
stall them Monday evening. The officers
elect are as follows: Matron, Sylvia Sher.
man; A. NJ, Mary Norton; Secretary, Eva
| Ripley; Treasurer, Hattie Clough; Con.
ductress, frankie Hurd; Asst. Conductress
Cora Skidmore; W. Patron, Dr. Albert
Ramsey. ....R. W. Cox died at his home
here Dec Doth and was buried Sunday The
funeral was in charge of the Masons His
! al fl Mr.,
Walter l. Neal of Pittsfeld are visiting
friends in this village.
LINCOLNVILLE.
King David's Lodge, f. and A. NJ, has in
stalled the following officers. L. D. Ames
was installing officer and I. E. Gushet
Grand Marshal: W. NJ, Edgar Keene; S
W., Edgar Clark; j. W., Theodore Munroe
Treas, w. L. Howe; Sec, l.. d. Ames
Chap, f. NJ. Coleman; Mar, George S
Ames; S. D., c. A Stephens; J. D., James
Manning; S. s., J. S. Maddocks; j. S., c. F
Carver; Tyler, Dennis Carver. About fit.
invited guests were present. After the
ceremonies a bountiful supper was served
49,. Capt and Mrs. John Munroe are a
home after a voyage of several months tt
South America. Beach Chapter, No. %
0. E. S., held their installation Tuesda.
night, Dec. 31st. A list of officers will b.
given next week -, Beach Chapter had
| Christmas tree at their hall Tuesday nigh
and the Good Templars one at their hal
Wednesday night. Both We're very pretty. A
the Trap a good program was given. Mrs
! Chas FrohOck is visiting her daughter
| Mrs. Joseph Stoddard in Boston.