The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-06-07
81 ItNI{.i Vi.

A Republican caucus held Friday even
ing, June LIST, delegates to attend the Dis
Urict, State, county and class conventions
were chosen as follows: District convention
IN WateIv!lle, June Goth, \. W. Fletcher
and lyde Allen; State convention in Port.
land June 9TH, T. l.. Fletcher, O. b. Nc
Ke1zie, class convention in Thorndikn,
June 60, Howard Snow and Beit Chandler
county convention in Belfast, Aug. DIST. F.
L. Libby, r. A. Black and F. a. Batchel-
der. The delegates to the State convep-
ton We're unpledged and uninStructed, but
the sentiment of the caucus was decidedly
IN favor OF Cobb, prohibition and enforce
ment Of law. The town committee chosen
was as follows: L. L. Libby, cha ;rman, X.
A, Fletcher, secretary; F. l.. Fletcher, F.
a. Bachelor, w II. Kimball, 0. b. Me
kenzie, Bert Chandler. Misses Cora and
Memorial day to decorate their father S
grave IN the Mount burial ground and call
on relatives. kerWin Reynolds came from
Bath Memorial day to visit relatives.
Mott Reynolds of Unity visited relatives in
town last wetk....W. A. Page and family
have moved back to Brooks. AlonzO
Dodge of Idaho, who has been absent from
his native town for over thirty years, is
spending a few weeks here with relatives.
TROY.
MI Guy Luce and Miss Annie K. Cook,
both of Troy, were united in marriage June
LIST at the home OF Brother Allen Rollins.
who performed the ceremony. Mr. Luce
recently returned from Hartford, CT,
where he had employment. Troy friends
extend congratulations and wish them a
long and happy life. Carl ID. Conner, who
recently graduated from business college
in Portland, is spending short vacation
with his parents, Mr.: and Mrs F. }. Con-
ner,. George Estes has moved to Pittslield
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gannett to Wa
tervile. Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins of Detroit
has moved to the llersey house at the Cen
ger, where she will reside with her son,
Will Hopkins, our new trader. IA little
daughter came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Thompson May 10Th and little son
80. Mr., Newell Bagley, a highly respected
and lifelong resident of Troy, passed
away Monday morning, June 4th, at the
age OF Sc years. Since his health failed he
and his wife have shared the home of his
wife's niece, Mrs. Loren Harding, they
having no children, and she has been to
them loving daughter and they to her
who was left motherless at an early age
as kind, loving parents. Mr. Bagley in his
years of strength held many important
town offices ard with his wife was strongly
identified with the social and religious i'll
Nerests of the town. Funeral services were
held at the church Wednesday afternoon,
where for many years they had been con-
slant attendants until failing health con
fined them closely at home. -. Mr.. Fred NJ.
Halves of New York city has generously
remembered Troy friends and neighbors
with the announcement of his approaching
marriage to Miss Helene A Gavond Of
New York city. The marriage will take
place June 9th. Troy was the home of
Fred's boyhood and here he was ever a
universal tavorite; his ready wit and genial,
; social nature rendering him delightful
" companion for old and young. For several
years he has been on the Pinkerton detec-
&tive force and Troy friends have been
pleased to learn from New York papers of
his brilliant success in his work for which
he seemed so we'll fitted. Constant de-
mands for his services have made his vaca
tions few and very short, but Troy friends
hope that with his bride, who is stranger
so all here, he will be able sometime during
the summer to visit old home and friends,
who extend to them thanks for kindly re-
membrance and best wishes for life of