The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-01-02
PALERMO.

MI. anu MID EuSCAO Aeo"O AoooA hON
| home last Saturday from Rockport for
few days visit to her parents. Mr.. Rowe
bought horse and brought it home to be
wintered. =. The Ladies' Sewing Circle met
| last Saturday evening at Mrs. Cora A
| GoOdwin's. It was to have met Friday, but
| was postponed on account of the snow
storm. The receipts from the supper were
1916. The young ladies furnished an
entertainment consisting of declarations
and select reading. The Methodist society
will not have watch meeting at the
church as proposed. Frank Norton built
an ice house last week. -. Louise Carr and
Emma Nelson came home from Colby
Institute, Waterville, to spend Christmas.
They will return to their studies this week.
.... Mr.. Clark will soon have his creamery
at the railroad station ready for operation.
| He has lust finished an ice house. :. Mrs.
Rose Oakman is visiting her friend Cora
| A. Goodwin.
MORRILL,.
Mrs Matilda Linnekin of East Knox.
aged SO, is one of our bright, active old la
dies. On Christmas day she invited her
children to dirner of baked goose and fix
ings, with all the accomplishments OF first
class Christmas dinner, which she prepared
with her own hands. The children are en-
thusiastic in praise of the dinner, and the
merry Christmas enjoyed with their aged
mother. . Miss Nellie B. Thompson came
home from Hallowell Dec Dist to spend
Christmas week with her mother She went
to Phillips last Saturday to engage IN evan
gelstic work .... Mrs. Elinda Grey OF Prov
idence, r. l., spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Merriam, and
returned to Providence last Saturday..
J Mrs. Frank Rowe and child from New
Hampshire, arrived Dec. oath, and will
spend the winter with her husbands sister,
Mrs Alvesta Hatch Mr.. Rowe is spending
the winter in the West for his health -.
Mr. Frank Brown from Lawrence, Mass,
made short visit home last week. Fred
Simmons, who is attending school in Cam
den, came home to spend Christmas.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Herman and Albert Avery came home
from Bangor and spent Christmas with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Avery....
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel DOGGY of Brewer
spent Christmas with Mrs. DIS mother,
Mrs Rebecca Hartman. Miss Lulu Avery
is at home from Andover, Mass, for three
weeks vacation. Capt. George CHM of
Standpoint visited his uncle, w. II. CHM,
several days last week Capt. Harry CHM
OF sch. Pearl arrived home from Portland
Dec. A..S W. Cash of Castine was the
guest of Capt. W. d. Hartman Christmas
1.-THE Helping Hand Club had a sociable
at the school house last Saturday night, with
|, a program and refreshments. All report a
: good time Alfred Frye gave party to 25
? of his friends Christmas evening Games
were. played, refreshments served, and all
l spent very pleasant evening Mr. Wm
3 Kenney is in very poor health. Mrs. Ella
4 Holbrook visited relatives in Bangor last
Aek. .. Harold Gould came home from
po1+;ss>ore to spend the holidays. He was
tho nnost>af Jerry Emerson Christmas. ...
Alo,s par,an came home from Bluehili to
spend Christmas:
MONROE. NJ. ,c.,
A pretty wedding to6A p'poq y ~ l'sil at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs 49, o'r ,i4e'a 10
when their daughter, Mamie :..,le'', -.
marriage with Mr.. Leroy Efrr1efleiu oi
Searsport by f. l.. Palmer, Esq, in the
presence of relatives and friends. The
presents were numerous and pretty. The
young couple will reside in Searsport,
where he has charge of a large FARM.
Mrs. Eve Nye, who bought out the
millinery department of Mrs. Nellie Staples
Kenney, had a large trade during the holt
days. She will continue the business in the
future, and is well adapted to it, 49,. Mr..
Clifton Moore, who is great sufferer from
rheumatic trouble, has gone to Boston to
consult a specialist, and if he thinks it
advisable will go to Cuba, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Marjorie Waite of Massachu-
sets, who is a trained nurse. The drama
and Christmas tree were a success, both
| financially and as an entertainment. :. Mrs
Henry Weber, who has been quite poorly
of late, is gaining. -. The w. C. T. U. met
with Mrs. c. E. Durham last week and
peace day was observed. Miss Stella
Williams, who has been at her uncle's, Mr..
L. o. Robinson, in i'll health the past few
months has returned to her home i'm
Massachusetts. The L. T. L. met with the
Pres, Miss Ethel Chase, last week. The
next meeting will be with Miss Jessie
Cunningham.
STANDPOINT
An entertainment was given at the hall
Christmas evening, with the following pro-
gram:
Carol, Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
| Christmas greeting, Faustina Griffin
The Christmas class,
Nine little boys and girls
Recitation, French Richards
Song, PEACEFUL Rest, Laura Blanchard
Recitation, Josephine Hartman
Carol, 1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear
Recitation, Clarence Littletield
Recitation, Three little girls
Eecltatlon, Lucy Grant
Song, Holy Christmas Day,
Agnes Hartman
Song, Beautiful Bethlehem Star,
Faustina Griffin
recitation, Laura Blanchard
| Trio, Duett Chorus
! Song, Two little girls
Carol, Shout the Glad Tidings
Carol, Ring Out We Christmas Bells
Carol, Joyfully, Joyfully
After the entertainment Santa Claus ap-
peared to distribute the gifts from well
laden tree. The affair was arranged by
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