The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-01-25
UNITY.

UNITY.
John Hodgdon went last week to the
Maine General Hospital in Portland 1or
treatment of his throat. 1t is hoped the
treatment may prove beneficial. .... Fred
Harold Whitehouse is attending Hebron
Academy "A. R. Myrick slipped and fell
on the ice recently and was quite badly
hurt, but fortunately no bones were broken
At this wri ting he is improving. The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster
regret to learn of their departure from
town. They intend to close their mouse
soon and 90 to California to live with then
son Charles Bartlett's daughter, Mrs.
Lena Ames, and little sou from NOrrIdge-
wock Who came here to attend the funeral
of her sister, returned home last Week...
Mrs. f. NJ. Soule goes to Burnham Satur-
day of one week to instruct a class on nthe
i'm music and to Watervile the next Satur-
day to receive vocal training. Those Sc
curing her services are fortunate. Mrs;
viii Giles and two daughters, Gladys and
! Garnet, attended the annual LADIES AId
supper at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
eIlyn Webb in Troy a few days aSO..W w.
G. Fuller and daughter Carollne Went TO
Guilford last week to see about buying out
| a millinery store there. Charles Hatch
has been very busy this winter; Up to
date he has got out lumber enough to build
piece on his house and barn, besides
| twelve cords of wood at his door, and has
done the work alone. One OF the pleas
ATTEST affairs in town for some time was
the public installation of officers OF Favori
Rebekah Lodge, No. 90, and Invctus Lodge,
No. 80, l. o. O. F., which took place
Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th, at their hall
! The officers of Favori Lodge were install ed
| by Mrs. Jennie Frost, ID. ID. Pres, assisted
| by Mrs Ida Libby as marshal, Mrs sue
Myrick as G. W; Mrs. John Nealley as G..
Secretary and Mrs. George Palmer as &.
| Treasurer. The officers are as follows /:
Mrs. Clara E. Fuller, N; G.; Mrs. Grace q.
| Cook, V. G.; airs. Cora E. Fair bank, Secre-
G.: j. L. Ames, 0. G.; Mrs. Belle McMan-
us, Conductor Mrs. Ida Libby, r: s of n.
e.: Mrs, Rose Lancaster, l.. 5. OF n. u. ;
Mrs. Carrie Reynolds, R. S. of V. G., Mrs
Ada Ames, L. S. of V. G.; Mrs. sue My
rick, G. The officers Of i lnv i h po1g'
er, assisted by J. B. NealIey. G. NJ; Ira
Libby, G. W; George E. Grant, G: Score
tary: J. L. Ames, G. Treasurer The Off
GERS GERS are as follows George II. Reynolds, N.
G.. j. E. Cook, V. &C. j. Bartlett, Secre-
tary; A. R. Myricks Treasurer; r. NJ ,r ra'P
Libby, R. S. to n. G.. George d. Reynolds,
L. S. to N. G.; E. 7. cReynylds, r. 5; 5. !;
Herbert Cook L. S. S.. William Far
well, r. S. to V. G.; WilmOt Gray, l.. D. TO
V. gu. W. Norton, I. G.. S. P. Libby, ..
G.; w. V. Cornforth, c. The installing
officers did their work in a very pleasing
manner. Much credit is due Frank FAR
banks, chairman of the committee on ar
rapgements, for the smooth way in which
everything passed off. Following the in
stallation a bountiful supper was served
in the dining hall. There were over 3O0
present. After supper dancing was en-
ioyed The many friends of Miss Grace
A. Bartlett are panied to learn OF her sud
den death, which occurred in town rev
weeks ago. She was born in 1882, the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles bartlett.
She was taken seriously i'll the first OF the
winter and had been charge of skllled phy-
sicians and a good nurse in vain effort to
stay the progress of the dread disease
which had laid hold of her, but it was all in
vain. She was young lady OF cheerful
disposition and quiet manner, showing to
the very last hour of her life kindly con-
deration for those about her: She was
church attendant, taking at all times an &C
tive interest in the work OF the Sunday
school. She was also one of our good scn0ol
teachers as well as a member of FavOri Re
bekah Lodge, l. O. o. F., which has its
charter draped in mourning for thirty days
in her memory. Two sisters, Mrs. Lena
Ames and Ada NJ. and one brother, Charles
w., survive her, and with her parents have
been called to mourn. The funeral services
were held ct her late home the following
Sunday at O'Clock, Rev. c. W. Ross offici-
ating. The many floral offerings testified
to the esteem In which she was held. In
terment took place in the Pond cemetery.