The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-20

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gram. Arthur johnson, Miss Louise Den
nett, j. Lee Patterson and Ross Hammohs
are too well known for local commentator.
APPLETON.
Tbare is unite an amount of sickness in
this vicinity and DR.. Keller is having all
the business he can attend to. Rev. and
Mrs. G. A. Chapman are recovering from
the grip. Robert S. Keene OF North APP
pleton is seriously i'll. Mrs. Zenas Fuller
and Mrs. Albert Pitman, Mr.. G. F. Went
worth and sister, Miss Helen T. Wentworth,
are also under the doctors care. Cyrus
Perry has been confined to the house two
months with lame knee. AT the last
meeting of Golden Rod Rebekah lodge the
degree was conferred on one candidate,
Miss Mabel Wood of Searsmont. The de-
gree staff of this lodge is doing fine work
and at the next meeting three candidates
will be initiated. All OF our Ice houses
have been filled with an excellent quality OF
ice cut on the river above the bridge and on
the Sherman mill pond. The ice is Is inch
es thick. 80 Miss Frances " Weliman dleo
February 9Th, aged 81 years. Funeral SER
vices were held at her late residence Feb.
9th and the interment was in the family lot
in Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev. MIR. Seltnger
of Union officiated. Golden Rod Rebekah
lodge had a roll call at their Wednesday
meeting. There was good attendance OF
members Readings, vocal solos and
choruses, and letters read from absent MEM
bers, served to make the meeting one OF the
most interesting sessions OF the winter
fine supper was served in the banquet hall
at the close of the meeting. Mr.. William
Francis Spragne died Feb. 10th after brief
illness, aged 80 years. He was the son OF
the late Noah Sprague and was born ana
died. lie is survived by wife. two sons
and two daughters. Elmer, the youngest
son, has always lived ct home.
WINTERPORT.
The funeral services of Albert Merrill |
we're held Sunday, Feb. 10th, from the home
of his sister, Mrs. Caroline Gutierrez. Rev.
1. Fl. W. Wharf officiated. The deceased
is survived by two brothers, Chandler and
Lewis, and one sister. The regular meet
ing of the w. C. T. U. was held at the home
of Mrs Carrie Chase, Feb 18th. Frances
Willard Memorial Day was observed ana
an appropriate program was carried OUT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leve and child nave
returned home..: The sophomore class OF
W. II. S. will give a masquerade ball IN
Union Hall Friday evening, FEB 2lst. -. -,
Nathan Twinng of BluehiIl has been the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Emeline Twin
ing. Miss Annie Chick has received news
Of the death of her brother. Elisha Chick, at
was former resident of this town; Inc
friends of Morris Knowles will be glad to
learn that he is improving in health. Miss
Corrinna Barnard of Boston was IN town
last week, called here by the death OF her
uncle Albert Merrill The death of Rozil-
la e., wife of George Downes, occurred
Tuesday. Besides her husband she is sur
vived by three sisters and brother
CENTER MONTvILLE.
The town officers met at the selectmen>s
Office Feb. 18th, to close up the business OF
the municipal year.. Deputy Sheriff S. E.
Bowler and his daughter, KathlyD, of Pa
lermo, were recently at U. =, C9shmaMs
Allen Goodwin has completed copy ng
a map of the town OF Palermo a ioa ti ieo ON ~
Gals of that town, and it is hne piece OF
work. Mr.. Goodwin probably has more
intimate knowledge of the original bounds
of the towns in this part of Waldo county,
than any one man now living: Historlcai
research and family genealogles are veaS
a vast amount of valuable data. Mrs.
John L. Bean and Mr. G. A. Gordon are III.
Mrs. Llewellyn Briggs OF freedom
visited her father. s. J. Tasker, last week.
OUTH MONTvILLE.
Mr.. G. E. Gilman of South Bralntree,
Mass, is expected to be at his home farm
this week on business. &C. S. Adams, with
the the assistance Of E. Pease, Pearl Wing and md
Paul Bartlett, cut. hauled and packed ;
cakes of ice, 20 inches square, last Ihurs "a:
in five hours. The lumbermen IN TINS
air" and II higgins To look as though the
mills will have plenty to do this spring. |