The Republican journal., 1908-12-03

% ',.,..,-s g1- Iannery. Dedication
Jlatar fa0
.... the K. F. DIS, the tele-
.. .. ieijyery of goods by the
.1stomers among the
...- his vicinity, thus obviat-
rheir coming to town
--strering the last agonies
... ur and will not, as long
.-..... ... georges River wend their
... ,. the several industries
with its two hundred
...... .tnn little more than a
-.. .-rre enterprising citizens
-... -.. business thereon; with beautl-
..t. u he immediate vicinity
........ pure water from cool
..-...--..t.--. with its island and wood
.--- s-fassed by any lake in the
~. s,. ,... atuacting the attention OF
.--.- .. .- tourists who pass IN the
--.-..... ~s,eral Of our summer visit
..... -....r. .t- along its shores, and on
..-, Tine outside world may rest as
.y.a, -n- little burg is still to be found
"a. -.. lr state
...-.e. Liberty has been written up by
s- a-r flt publication many times
that. -gs- ,trty years, it is not my pur-
...o. r.r. same ground but simply to
.-.. g--z made within the past year
-annery of Hunt, Walker &
.-- upnly rebuilt from bottom
....a .-a and modern appliances have
..-r.. .a-t Of at least S25, 900 for tan
. a- heep skins. The tannery
4 - naking a market for wood
a1. g 1-iees for miles around, and
a- -... lnber they will haul back
.,.-. t. Mr man and beast, thus in
ISL. r0 -a Of the merchants and of
2. -.a-.l transporting goods by team
n gu.- -nleH, etc.
.ssr-. n reara Of our skilled mechanic,
.,,--- r.a- minerals and metals,
a.l l.r- =huws US that Frank always
.aa.rn. e .r and interesting to exhibit.
b.. -.g.. .--s at work on machinery for
,u1= Ell. wheels for parties in sew
.Le .- states, He has just put in
.gs. -.s- p. H. Ed as the farmers desire
aG-rl ...a grglnd cob and all he has
Eta rl 1- hal does the work much
r--- 'hau any other machine ever
si-Hs tpse Mr.. Bennett says that
"a. NJ thousand bushels per day.
g3.rH Mondays and Saturdays,
iEE aurai coming on those days
.s -at their grist ground, even if
@-- .ry bushels or more. Frank
sls. O., nave around. He not only
40. r. r-s them, but a good watch or
&F"- Ha 1ands for repairs is as safe
x .l. -.5 eWe!er in the State.
DE- . .tar5 ~ the village have been
s' ao but are all right now.
et Brown of Lincolnville taught
s.a. 1r uElo-date dancing school in
' g=a lr gave general satisfaction
's '-.r supposed, and Mr.. Brown was i'm
'V-11' # many to have a school here this
''f 3s' fire gwrer Of Hall St. George, for
@4s est aao@r to himself and a few
'4i' '. ss- 30 |er the hall for that purpose
*. -.' >O'on one Of our public-s spirited
@s's 1sea hmself into the breach and
-','- hall vas soon arranged. Mr.
WY" he "ucr Of the Prescott block, a
d" ''fesJ.rs building, the best in the viii
= ' 'he second story of this block were
w ''l-' 'aiF enc finished when the building
'. .''''' ''- lie 81 A. r. Post and the Ladies
.'l< hl' after twenty years or more
~ '''sl Corps has disbanded and the G. A.
''' asS a"ndIed to bakers dozen, and
'"' Nd's were abandoned, and Mr.. Norton
''lalea ny The people of the village to
~ Vie Fo halls INTO one, which has been
''' nakes one of the finest little halls
."oat5 Or Village in the State. 1t is not
'sfee as Hall st. George, but nearly
.p, -' 'as aeFera. advantages that the other
'". Il lis On the second floor and the
,,., '' building IS against bank. A back
ii ,,. e.t 'F=2t.y to the ground, so that the
&e, Heky vacated in case of fire or
eyor. '...'75. The acoustics are fine, and
6h ..aHo1 The notes of the piano,
;. psr' 81 lae voice vibrate through the hall
l. g'.,1r mat Is very pleasing to the ear.
iee ... -rl eaied the hall to the public by
gr.s,..s ss 00 thanksgiving eve. and large
ID ;,.-.. VICE people Of the village, both old
-C M, "efe present At the close Hon.
iasa.,, ~ Ter br ef remarks, moved a vote
1arsr.' Af norton not only for the free
NJ /, 'FO, g,', .gt for the construction of the
Ne N, .o'eh was carried by unanimous
taiag q., .'oT'on responded in brief and
]. o. J.
lROl
y nst1',5st4. Nehoo opened last week, under
'fei W. VI K. L. Brown of Clinton.