The Republican journal., 1902-06-05
BROWNSVILLE.
The Maine Lake Ice Company is having
lots of work done this summer. Nearly Is

BROOkStlLLE
The Maine Lake Ice Company is having
lots of work done this summer. Nearly rs
men are now employed by the company, and
when the work of shipping ice, building
new ice houses, ETC., begins, nearly double
that number of men will be given employ
ment. About 100000 feet of lumber will
be used for various purposes, including the
erection of an ice house hearty 500 feet long
by $50 feet WIDE A new brick engine house
stable, and run for carrying the ice from
the lake to the landing, will also be con-
structed, thus offering facilities for ice
harvesting on much larger scale than in
the past.
| EAST SEARSMONT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt and son of Camden
were at A. II. Mahoney's May 25th. Miss
| Wellman, Edythe Morrill, and brother Ever
EFT visited Miss Mabel Mariner Sunday.
Frank Donnell crushed the little finger of
his left hand, while working on the road
| last week >. Mrs. Miles Brewster is visit
ing her sister in Somerville, Mass. Sum-
ner Davis and wife of Camden were in
town May 25th... Fred Morse of Camden
spent several days recently with his grand
! father, L. B. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. /. Bur
| CESS were in town last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Grant of Appleton were at Her
bert Donnell's May 25th. -. Mr. and Mrs. A.
j.. Donnell of Belmont were i1 town Sun
day. f. r. Packard has goneto Searsport
| to visit his brother. Milbury Hunt called
on friends in this part of the town last
week.
SWANvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith of Salem,
Mass, are established in their summer
home. Miss Julia Chase, who has been
teaching in Everett, Mass, was called home
by the illness of her mother, Mrs. II. NJ
| Chase, who is improving. Mrs. Albert
Cunningham is able to ride out. Miss Shaw
| has returned to her home in jackson and
Miss Davis of North Searsport is at work
for Mrs. Cunningham. -. Mr.. Frank Black
of North Searsport is painting at Maple
Terrace Farm. :. Mrs. Richardson of Dex-
ter, Me-, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Alonzo Damm.... Mr.. and Mrs. Willis F.
Hamilton of Belfast will hold a meeting at
the church at ? O'Clock p NJ. Sunday, June
Sth... Hon. A. Z. Nickerson has returned
/ home. :. Rev T. 5. Ford is holding revival
meetings i'll South Swanville and adjoining
| towns with marked success. A Sunday
school has been organized in connection
with the meetings and will meet at 100
p. NJ. Miss Edna Edgecomb has gone to
Hampden as the guest of Miss Susie Gree
| low ri at tbo
Academy. Mr.. w. T. Damn has a new
Jersey lawn-mower. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Peavey and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Peavey
| of Belfast were guests Of their mother,
Mrs. Sarah Peavey, last Sunday. Mr..
| David Moody's house was burned last
Thursday. The family were all away, but
the neighbors succeeded in removing most
of the furniture. The fire is supposed to
! have originated from a defective chimney
| There was high westerly wind and it was
with difficulty that the neighboring build
ings We're saved. MI. Hosea Whites build
ings caught, but the IRE was soon extiA-
guished. -. Much needed repairs have been
begun on the roads,. Mr.. David Moody's
family have moved into MI Isaac Mckeen's
vacant house,
WINTERPORT.
Memorial Day was appropriately observed.
as it always is in Winterport The process
sion formed at p. NJ. in the following
! order: Winterport Band, Warren Post. G.
A. r., W. Il, {. in buck boardS, school chill
dren, citizens in carriages, and marched
through Main street, then to the cemetery.
hon ba fUl ri+l
formed by the Post and Corps and the
graves decorated. Many other lots We're
beautifully adorned with dollhouse and ma
tive flowers. The program at Union Hall
was as follows: Music, G. f. Lougee, Mrs.
Lougee, Mrs. c. {. Moody, Joshua Treat
prayer BY the Chaplain; G. A K. service.
&. H. Dunton, Commander; solo, Joshua
Treat poem, Mrs. Benjamin Atwood; ora
ton, Prof. Estabrook, [. of NJ. singing
America by the audience. The entire pro-
gram was a very pleasing one and the hall
was crowded with appreciative listeners
Rev. G. c. Howard of the North Western
University, brother-in-law of Rev J. W.
Hatch, filled the Methodist pulpit Sunday
morning. In the evening Mrs Howard
sang a solo, and a female quartet, Miss
Wardwell, Mrs. Lougee, Mrs. Moody and
Mrs. Hall, furnished some very nice music
80. Mrs. Mary Arey and Mrs. J. McAulitfe
and little daughter visited re atives in town
last week 80. The graduating class of the
grammar school have elected the following
officers: Pres. Earl Dunton; V. P, Stella
Taintor; Sec. and Treas, Hilda Williams
Their class colors are green and white
-. Edward Rich of Chicago visited his
uncle, Isaiah Rich, last week.. Mrs
Wiswell of Brewer is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fernald Mr.
Benz. Eaton has moved into his new home
80. Mrs. c. F. Atwood has gone to Portland
for the summer and Miss Mida will join
her soon. James Atwood has position in
Islesboro.. Mrs. Mary p Rogers left Satur-
day for Lawrence, Mass, accompanied by
Mrs. Stella Curtis, who will visit friends in
Fall River and Boston. >. Miss Laura Weed
was at home for day or two last week..
Miss Nellie Morgan has gone to Marble