The Republican journal., 1904-12-15
CAMDEN.

CAMDEN.
At the adjourned annual meeting of the
Camden Trottng Park Association, held
last week, the following officers were re-
elected: Directors, II. M. Bean, R. L. Bean,
J. Il. Hobbs, Willis D. Knowlton, Charles
0. Montgomery, E. E. bOyntOn and W. F,
Bisbee; II. NJ. Bean, president; Guy Garlic
ton, treasurer, and Robert L. Bean secretary.
1t was voted to have an all day performance
on the Fourth of July There will be a
and boat race. In the afternoon there
will be races at the park with three classes.
-. George S. Cobb Post, G. A. R., has elect
ed officers as follows: Commander, NJ E.
Richards; s. V. g., E. 7. Wilson; J. V. c.,
G, w: Ingraham;Q NJ, A. B. Arey; chap
ton; 0. d., }. Clifford o. G., w. F. Jacobs.
The installation will be held on JAN 3, 1905
The Relief Corps has elected the following ::
President, Mrs. Ada Clark vice president,
Mrs. Sarah Pascal; secretary, Mrs. Blanche
Lamb; treasurer, Mrs. Maggie Conant !;
Mrs. Carrie Currier; guard, Mrs. sarah
Pascal; past president, Mrs. Mary Ander-
son.
APPLETON.
Alonzo j. Hawkes. of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived Dec. 9th bringing the remains of his
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Hawkes., who died
Dec 4th after long illness Mrs Hawkes.
had lived with her son the past year. ....
Theodore Tyler called on old friends last
week. He has been at work in the trim
ming department of the Thurston Brothers
casket mandatory in Union for ten or
twelve years, but was obliged on account
of poor health to relinquish the job. He
cester, Mass, in few weeks ..... Harrison
G. Pease, who has lived in a tenement in G.
ii. Pages house for two and half years,
has moved into the house he bought of VIM
II. Sumner, and known as the Hawkes.
place. The house has been thoroughly re-
class condition. Rev. and Mrs. George A.
Chapman moved Monday into the tenement
vacated by ii. C. PeaSe. Our village
schools began Dec. 9Th with Mrs. Julia Bills
teacher in the primary and Miss Carrie
Gushee in the grammar department. Mr.
been in Stowe, Vermont, the past ten
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ibra
McCOrriSOn. .... Fifty-One members of Me-
gunticook Rebekah Lodge of Camden re-
Gently visited Golden Rod Lodge and con-
ferred the degree on four candidates. Sup
per was served i'll the lodge dining room on
the arrival of the guests, and a lunch at the
close of the exercises in the hall .... Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Grant have removed to Massa-
chusetts, where they will reside in the flu
ture
The funeral service of Joseph Gordon,
who died Dec. 7th, was held at his late home
Friday afternoon. Rev. c. W Ross of Unity
spoke words of comfort to the mourning
friends, his text being the words, "Let not
your heart be troubled" Mr.. Gordon had
been sufferer for several years. He leaves
a widow, two sons and two daughters and
several grandchildren. There was a large
gathering of relatives and friends to pay
the last tribute of respect to one whom they
had long esteemed. Mrs. }. H. Stevens is
with Mrs. Stephen Coffin for few
DAYS. 90. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hogan, Ross
and EVELYN c. Higgins, Misses Hazel and
Olive Andrews and Miss Holway and Mas
ter Cleveland Henry passed Saturday even
ing with MIR. and Mrs. \. z: Higgins.
wife, formerly Miss Margie Ryan of Knox.
go. Fred Rich is driving the team for the
Oil Cow. N. Higgins has re-
ceived notice that he has been elected COM
of Dana B. Carter Post, Freedom.
for the ensuing year: Mr. T., ana Mrs; VII
to attend the funeral of Joseph Gordon. >.
Mrs. Lizzie Harmon Morey is teaching
school in the town of Dover. Mrs. Emma
Chase of Lynn, Mass, and James Clement
and wife have moved into the new house
OOllt DV KalO0 Cl0Illcut. MlSS Akud w ASH.
burn OF Waterville spent Dec. 4th in town,
the guest of C. B. Cox. The friends of
Mrs. Daniel Gordon will be sorry to learn
that she is seriously i'll: Mrs. Mott Gates
passed Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs.
Myra Carter in Montville.: Mrs. Cox of
Montville, aud grandson, Cassius Curtis,
who has been in the west for the past five |
years, visited Mrs. C. B. Cox the past week |
:. Stephen Coffin is very sick with Brights
disease. 5000. Mrs. Ella Rackliff OF Bangor |
while tsRsn SEX yeTy suddenly and at