The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Knowlton have re-
turned to the village to reside permanently
and not for a visit, as announced. 1t is
always good sign to see the young people
returning to the old home after being away
for a while.... Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carr OF
Albion Corner were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Celia Nelson the past week Mrs. w. l..
Cargil has returned from Bangor, where
she visited her mother, Mrs. Walter Mer-
row.. The Liberty Comedy Co. are ar
ranging for another tour through the coun-
ty with their successful play, 'My Aunt
Betsey.". The town Office in the village
has been much improved by the removal of
the fertilizer signs, and by having the roof
newly Shingled... MIR. and MIS- Edgar
Hay of Somerville, Mass, are guests OF MIR.
and Mrs Geo. Meservey.... The Medomac
Campers are to give vaudeville entertain
ment in this place on the night of August
10Th, Mrs Llewellyn Post is confined to
the house with a sprained ankle. Mr..
Albert Meservey of Providence, R. l., is
visiting his brother, Sewall Meservey.....
Mrs. VIM b. Revere of Peabody, Mass,
was in town last week on business connect
ed with the new tannery.... Mr.. and Mrs.
Kleber j. Knowlton and Miss Gladys
Knowlton of Somerville, Mass, are at W..
J. Knowlton's for an indefinite stay, as Mr..
Knowlton is in poor health. Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Pease of Appleton have returned
home after two weeks stay at the Sher-
man cottage in Beaulieu Park on the lake
shore. 1.-The annual church lawn party
| will be held on Monday night, August 18th,
when a big time may be expected. =. Mrs.
L. j. Cornu of New York sang again at the
church service last Sunday She rendered
two solos and led the congregational sing
ing in a way that will be long remembered
by all who had the pleasure of hearing her.
| Mr. A. W. Snow of Boston rendered some
| beautiful organ music and Mr.. Dlnslow,
! the pastor, preached sermon on the life
and teachings of jesus The church pee
| pie feel very grateful to Mrs. Cornu and
| Mr.. Snow for their assistance at the SER
vices during the last two Sundays. f. II
| Bradstreet Post G. A. r. held its monthly
meeting last Saturday Afternoon with
J a good attendance of veterans. Miss
Gladys Mears of Cambridge, Mass, and
Miss Annie Esancy of South Liberty have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". 5. Sanford
Mrs. Geo. Meservey gave picnic party
| to a few friends at the Morse cottage at the
lake last Friday. a picnic dinner was
served and d pleasant day enjoyed by all
present. "A delightful musicale and tea
was given by Mrs. E. {. Taylor and Mrs. C.
| A. Pulcifer at the Log Cabin Studio OF
| Lake street last Saturday afternoon
About twenty guests were present anC
listened to songs by Mrs. L. }. Cornu anC
Mrs c. A. Pulcifer of New York and piano
solos by Mrs. j. C. Hartman of New York
Mr.. A, W. Snow of Boston and Mrs. c. A
Pulcifer of New York were accompanies
Light refreshments were served. .... MIR
and Mrs. George Meservey entertained a
party of ten at the Morse cottage last Fri
day. AMONG those present were MIR ant
Mrs. Edgar Hay of Somerville, Mass, Miss
Florence NJ. Seaver of Keene, N. H., ant
Harry A. Brown of Glasgow, Montana.
DR.. w. I. Cargll added to the pleasure OF
the day by carrying the party in his motor
boat to the points of interest On the axe.