The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-12-07
SWANVILLE CENTRE.

gaining 80. Louise Robertson has been visit
ing relatives in town. David Moody and
wife, Albert Moody and wife, f. \. Robert
son and family and II. p. White took their
Thanksgiving dinner with f. L. Clements
and wife Of Searsport. .Iioratio Mari and
wife had their children and grandchildren
at home Thank sgiving. -, Gilbert Morrill,
and son OF Brooks took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs, John Morrill, Thursday... Mrs. Beal
and daughter took their Thanksgiving din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli West of Monroe.
-. Mr.. Wentworth, an apple buyer, has
bought and packed all the apples in this Vi
cinity. DR.. Murch of Bangor was in
Winterport last week to test the COWS of
Charles Jewett. He condemned ten COWS
and two heifers, and all were killed and
buried. 80. Raymond Marden is having Il
serious time with his leg. Guy Marden's
foot is doing as we'll as could be expected.
LIBERTY
i Miss Julia Knowlton Davey of Hyde
Park, Mass, was united in marriage to
Leslie F. lurd Of this village Wednesday,
Nov. 10Th, at the home of Rev. W. H. Alb
bott in Palermo....Dr f. L. Brown of
Bangor and Arthur Richie of Belfast were
the guests of Dr.. c. B. Holt recently.
Miss Ruth knoWlton will teach the winter
term of school in South Liberty and Mrs
Ida McLain will teach the Davis school. 80.
Inc regular meeting Oh ArDutuS napier,
". T.. ., Dec. Ilth. promises TO De an IN.
officers. and it is expected four candidates
will receive the degrees of the order Re-
freshments viii be served. Mrs. Sumner
Leemau of Palermo is Shaving with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Knowlton, for a
WINE. J-; w. =. Greely mas returned nome
annles for the mast three weeks eN Mr. ~ Gree
| w has Maid opo5 nrices lie has hongbt
and shinned y ear loads This Season a WIEN
means over 1000 barra,s Snme of Tho
farmers have realized a nice lttIa snm
| from their orchards tbiS vaar Mr. W
| n Hmm and dauGbtar Grace viii lasv wv,
| this week for Melrose Mass whara thav
will mass the winter With friends Mrs
| Charles bbott Of NeGfeId Mass arrived
in Town WaInaSdo, tn ,,nS o.
With her. fpher ~ 10 PaSs s,a naSSglVms
Ahhott is IL, vnrv moor baalfb and + is r nn o.
derstood she viii remtn some s, fime 10 All All
! thp srboois il, rown hagan Nonday Daa
4th Win tha fnlowinG te'obarl I1,rn IL
| = bean. nrincinai Of the uioh echooi Mi.s
Irana ~, Ta3bo, 81 ~, i aoc
Mrs carrie Aver owar disfrint \i f. ." Pnf
Knnwltnn So1tb ihertr. MrS I do is a,'a
Prpscntr 3istrict. Mis- VIVA Ennu ,1t
Shermsn,S Cn,'ar Mr. ana ' W., A"V WYNN WiItl,
Ynnng nassed Thanl s"iVina With " Ms Ms
YounS,S narants NJ .,ns7 Me- p,.ads+raat
IN orn p4 NJ, Nm y" ,i;t ~
| a lf of Il TI,nL
| day. Nov Sst6 ''' '''''''e'' "0''
N"'' WV -0'i'
| UNITY
|
lue many lllehos Vi MIS-. Lizzie f'ahd
| formerly of this town, were panied to learn
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aoino III Aio4oii NAonuos nish'' NV ioth
Mrs. Rand was born in Unity in 1869, the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Websterwho,
with one brother in Montana and loving
husband, survive her. The deceased having
poor health in her younger days resided
with her parents most of the time. In Au-
gust, 1904, she was united in wedlock to MIR.
E. B. Rand OF this town, after which they
located in Albion on nice farm. She was a
faithful helpmate to her husband, and tc her
parents a loving, dutiful daughter and a
and near relatives feel her sudden death
keenly, while large circle of acquaint-
ances and friends mourn with them. She
| joined the FavOrl Rebekah Lodge, No. 98,
several years ago and was valued men,
Der of the order at the time of her DEATH
that the end was near, making all arrange
ments for the burial The remains we're
brought to her old home and the funeral
services took place at the church few
days later and were largely attended by
mourning relatives, members of the Rebek-
ah lodge and sympathizing friends. The
services were conducted by Rev. e. W.
Ross, pastor. On account of the rain the
services at the cemetery were omitted. The
floral offerings were many and beautiful
and among them was large pillow from
in Pond cemetery. The families gratefully
acknowledge their appreciation of the kind
ministrations of willing hands and the as
sistance rendered by their friends in their
great bereavement. %. Miss Grace Bartlett
is slowly improving, but is still under the
nurses CARE. Mr.. and Mrs. f. d, Chase
ciety in Tabor's hall Nov; 23d was great
success lnanclaily as wei as Soclally. Inc
next meetlng Will De held thursday OF THIS