The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-03

Saturday evening, December 9Th, in Riverside
hail. see. DIR. Millett and DIR. Keller performed
an operation last week on the throat of Mervyn
Perry, removing the tonsils and growth which
had been very troublesome for a long time -.
Georgia, the little two-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Leslie Hall, got at bottle OF washing
fluid which the parents supposed was in place
in the cellar where it could not be found by the
child. It is not thought that any of the fluid
was swallowed, but the little ones mouth was
very badly burned by the liquid Pearl Perry
brought deer home from Palermo few days
ago. Arthur Wadsworth and John Taylor, who
have been camping in Somerville, each shot
deer Other members of the party were DR..
Benz. Keller, Charles Newbert, Allie Pitman,
Harry Fogg and Ormand Keene.... Joe Ames
has enlarged his stable by the addition of thir-
teen feet to the width and the length of the
stable.
FREEDOM
Mr.. A. E. Linscott Principal of Freedom
Academy, and Mrs. Linscott, are passing their
vacation with Mr.. Lnscotts parents in Jefer
son =. Mrs. Olive Stewart, matron of the girls
their vacation with Mrs. Stewards parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Rowell of Montville. -.
Miss Ferne Small of Weeks Mills visited her
cousins, Vivian and Florine Small, last week.
.... Mrs. Lottie McGray and little daughter
Vera visited Mrs. McGray's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland, last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Danforth from Fairfield visited Mrs.
No
vember 18th and 9th. Mr.. Thomas Williams
from Houlton was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
A. M. Small, Thanksgiving Day :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson Knowlton were in Belfast on bust
ness November 25th. ). Mr.. Will Spinney of
Bowdoin college passed Thanksgiving with his
mother, Mrs. Cora Spinney.... Miss Bertha
Bryant has closed very successful term of
school in Riverside and is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents, Hon. George E. and Mrs.
Bryant . Mr.. Albra Flye has returned from
Weeks Mills and will make his home with his
mother Mrs. Susan J. Flye, the coming winter.
. Miss Josie Brown of Unity and sister, Mrs.
Nellie Bryant of Knox, called on friends in the
village November 9th. The A. A. A. club
met with Miss Efie M. Flye Friday evening,
November 9th. They read the life of Julia
Ward Howe, after which fancy cookies and
fruit whip were served Mr.. and Mrs. Jed
Plummer passed Thanksgiving with Mr.. Plum
mers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plummer
of Montville -. Mr.. Seth Banton is making
some repairs on his barn Mrs. Matte John
son and her son Frank and grandson Ira spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Johnson's son Clar-
ence in Watervile .. Mrs. Carrie Johnson is
passing several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Francis Jerrold of Unity. :. Mr.. Eden Knowl-
| ton was in Pittsfeld on business the past week.
$50. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Banton of Knox
spent Friday evening, November 9th, with Mr..
and Mrs Arson Knowlton They had a graphic
phone concert :. Mr.. Robert E. BEDFORD was
the guest of Miss Glenys Hates November
29th Rev. J. Burford Parry preached a very
helpful sermon Sunday morning November
18th from Solomon a. "He brought me to
the banquet house and his banner was love"
The church was well filled.
JACKSON.
The village and Snow schools closed Novem-
Der 25th Miss Ford has taught in the village
for the past year and Miss Geneva Elwen has
been teaching in the Snow school. Miss Myra
Brown, who was teaching in the Stiles school,
was unable to finish the last week of her school
on account OF an attack of tonslitis. Mr. and
Mrs. Mahlon Hatch and Julia Morton were in
Belfast last Saturday on business. Mrs. Laura
Chase has been called again to New Brunswick
by the sickness of her mother. :. Thanksgiving
Day was observed by Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Nor
ton Twenty-Five sat down to dinner. The
guests present were Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hatch
and daughter Olive, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Morton
and daughter Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Hadley and daughters Estelle and Evelyn and
son Robert, Mrs. Frank Thorndike and daugh-
ter Minnie and son Ralph, Misses Ora, Julia
and Florence Morton, Lowell Zwiecker, Harry
Ellis, Raymond Chase. A SPLENDID time and
good dinner was enjoyed by ALL. Chester
Elwell and Miss Florence Evans of Guilford
visited his sister, Geneva Elwell, last week, -.
Nevens Shaw was in town last week. -. Tenn
perance Sunday was observed by the W. c. T.
U. and the Y of Jackson, November 29th, in
the Congregational church. The following pro-
gram was presented by the committee on en-
tertainment, Mrs. Laura Chase: Singing, by
choir Scripture Reading and prayer, Rev. }.
ley, song, Inza and Verna Boyd; rec, Clara
Jones; singing by choir; rec, Hattie Lang;
rec, Leo Warren, song Mabel and Erla Ed
wards and Eunice Chase; rec, Walter Jones;
rec, Mildred Lang; rec, Margie Edwards;
reading Edith Hadley; closing remarks by Rev.
j. W. Vaughan; singing by choir. The w. c.
t. U. members and the Y. branch went into the
church in a body. 1t was very much regretted
by the Union that one of the earnest workers
of the W. C. 7. u, Mrs. Anstis Kimball, was
unable to be with them, on account of illness.
The Waldo County banner was displayed, also
the picture of Frances Willard. Mrs. Fred
Pollard and young daughter are visiting her
father E. H. Littlefield in Thorndike.
Caleb Kimball and Bertha knowlton of Winter
port visited Sunday at Mr.. Weston Jewett's..
W. M Kelsey of Knox passed Sunday at the
home of H. E. Chase. William Wingate and
Ephraim Tasker have had the telephone put in
their homes lately. Quarterly meeting at
the Baptist church will begin the 4th of De-
cember.
ALL OUT OF SORTS
| H.. A., Ro1f,ct PersOn Never Felt That