The Republican journal., 1905-11-23

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assisting Mr.. Albra Howes in putting al
extension on the house.. Mrs. Franz
Emerson has returned from visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Frank Ortf, in Waldoboro, anC
Mrs. Eva Cummings in Warren. l.
Stickney sold two fine hogs to Charles
Brown of Searsmont recently. Miss
Grace Cummings is expected home from
Worcester, Mass, where she has been EN-.
ployed for several months. Olive Brown,
who has been quite i'll, is much better.
George Thompson has a very handsome
four months old colt: -. Maurice Towle is
working for Edmund Glidden. &c. E.
Thompson recently bought handsome
coon kitten of Lillian Brown...... Miss
Gertrude Towle, who has been working for
Mrs. Julia Quigg, has returned home. L.
D. Brown sold heifer to Newell Hannah
recently. Nellie Hannah has closed very
successful term of school in what is locally
Hannah is a young lady of charming
personality, and her many friends will
rejoice to learn that she closed one
of the most successful terms of
school ever taught this place. The
school closed Nov. 9th with many pleasant
nuts and candy. A bountiful picnic dinner
was served at noon. In the evening Miss
Hannah gave very enjoyable entertain
ment from the following program:
Singing, "America''
Rec, opening speech recited in unison by
Abbie and Blanche Stickney, Olive and
Agnes Brown and Edwin Howes.
Rec, wv elcome to Al" Ella Howes
Rec, ga Gosslpping Girl'' Estella Howes
Rec, Only Playmate Blanche Stick ney
Dee, "The Swallows Return"
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Rec, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little STAR
Alice Turner
Reading, ga Woman's Story
Solo, The Kissing Song" Elmer Tibbetts
Rec, ga Neighbour Lena Howes
Rec, mabel Little Mabel,' Olive Brown
Dec, "Tim KAISER" Albra Howes
Singing, "My Savior First of AM
A bbie and Blanche Stickney, Olive and
Agnes Brown and Edwin Howes.
Dec, "What Mapped to Rex
Edwin Howes
Solo, On the Baggage Coach Ahead
Bert E. Cunningham
Rec, "Three Little Graves,
Abbie Stickney
Rec, ga Soldier of the King,
Estela Howes
Dee, September Gales
Rec, "Two Singers Lillian Brown
Solo, SIN the Shade of the Old Apple Tree, -
Elmer Tibbetts
Encored, MIR. Tibbetts sang Farmer Ma
gee"
Rec, "Katie Lee and Willie Gray" u
Rec, 1.-The Smack in School,
Rodema Hannah
Rec, "Kich and Poor Sadie Boynton
Rec, ''The Farmers Daughter
Ella Howes
Rec, "The Will and the Way"
Geneva Boynton
Reading, GA Wife's soliloquy,''
Rec, "Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight
Lillian Brown
Dec, "Good Cider,'' Abra Howes
Dec, 1.-The Last Hymn"
Bert E. Cunningham
Rec, ''Smile Wiener You Cam"
Elonia Howes
Duet, ga Picture from Lies Other Side,''
Misses Nellie and Rodema Hannah.
Recalled they sang "De banjo am the in
strument for me-"
Dec, "The Disputed Apple
Clifton Cummings
Rec, "I'm Returning Not Departing
Estela Howes
Two amusing parodies on Cassibianca by
Albra Howes and Rodema Hannah.
Rec, "Our Mission,'' Lillian Brown
Duet, Cora and Rodema Hannah
Rec, Closing address, Ella HoWeS
olliSIHS, Uou ue Will you VII Hleel again.
Mrs. Susan Knowlton died at her home in
Liberty, Nov. 18th, after being helpless for
more than a year. She was tendery cared
for during this time by her grandson, Wal
ter Young, and his wife, with whom she
lived. She was born in Morrill, in 1917 and
was married to Alfred Knowlton in 1870
Her maiden name was Boynton. She was
the eldest of seven children. two of whom
survive her: Dolly Spiller of Brockton
Mass, and Louise Arnold of Bangor, Me
She had three children, Francis, Judson
and Walter, the last named only surviving
her. =. The winter term of the town schools
will begin Dec. 4th, with practically the
same teachers as the fall term. The Mag
azine Club has begun its work for the win
ter Several changes have been made in
the magazines Mrs. Geo. Stevens has re-
turned from two months visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Tyndall of Edenboro
n. J. She also visited friends in Brockton
Salem and Lexington, Mass. Mrs. c. b
Holt has been confined to the house fol
some time by illness.