The Republican journal., 1904-04-07

PALERMO CENTRE.
Mrs, Dexter Turner, who was injured by
falling on the ice, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Walter Smell is able to be out after
her recent illness. 1t is reported that Mrs.
Hannah Turner and daughter Cassie are to
move to Branch Mills in the near future.
NORTH wlNTERPORT.
Rev. C. E. Hewes will occupy the pulpit
in the Union chapel the second Sunday,
also forenoon and evening OF the fourth in
each month, Rev. S. P. Humphrey the first
and third, Rev. Charles EllingwOod, the
afternoon of the fourth. Mrs. Fred Sulli-
van is on the sick list, also Mr.. Ryder and
Master Calvin Young Miss Ida Smith of
Bangor, spent Sunday with her parents.
-. Oscar Ray who left here in November
for Santa Barbara, Calf, returned home
Wednesday,. He came by rail 400 miles.
TROY.
Bluebirds and robins arrived last week
tw" weeks later than a year ago. The
maple syrup season is late, and disappoint.
ing thus far. Mr.. l. j. Wright is visiting
in Gardiner. Mrs. Eugene Hopkins of
Plymouth was the guest of Mrs. 7. W.
Halves last week. Mrs. Robert Knowles,
who has been quite i'll, is convalescing. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper of Lewiston have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Knowles.
THE Sunshine circle will meet with
Mrs. E. P. Hopkins, April 6th... Miss
Bertha Hillman has been elected school
E., ThA
State Travelling Library at A. c. Myrick's
has to be returned in April. Among those
who have new cream separatOrs are Messrs.
F. A. Hillman, George Woods, j. L. Bagley
and Daniel Shaw.
FREEDOM.
Fred Hutchins and Chester Grant are
spending the vacation from Colby College
at their homes. Misses Rozina and Hattie
Edminster visited Anna Lamson last week.
.... Mrs. Ethel Twombly is at home for a
few days. Miss Mollie Caswell of the
senior class, Colby college, visited Miss
Edith Williams last Saturday and Sunday.
....M Mrs. Caddie Sampson of Bath visited
her sister, Mrs. C. b. Sampson, last week.
-. There will be an Easter concert at the
church Sunday evening, April 3d.. The
F. A. MINISTRIES were very well patronized
in spite of the bad travelling and stormy
night and a goodly sum was netted for the
benefit of the athletic association. The
farce, ga Very Pleasant Evening"" was
good. Spring is indeed here
after very long, hard winter and the
robins are with us once again. -. Mrs.
Dodge and daughter Winifred are both on
the sick list.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
The first robins we're seen in this vicinity
March 18th.
Mrs. Dean of Hampden was in town last
week, the guest of Otis Colson.
By invitation quite number of the
friends of Thomas Dorr met at his home
Thursday night, March oath. After listen
ing to some fine selections by Otis Coson
with his music box and Will Thompson
with his graphophone the company were
treated to ice cream, cake and candy, and
at late hour all returned to their homes
having spent very pleasant evening.
DoDGE's CORNER. Edwards A. Matth-
ews moved his households goods to Belfast
last Monday. -. Mrs. c. 0. Fernald is very
sick with grip. There will be a social
dance at j. E. Marden's hall the evening of
March 3lSt. The fishermen are moving
heir houses from the lake. >. George c.
5eavey of Belfast called on friends here
March 24th