The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-03-18
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tilSSll dIlQ OIfcngth.
MIS- Minnie Gross, who was called to Bangor
iast week by the death of her father Mr.. F.
u Day All are pleased to learn that G. H.
Sayward, who had the misfortune to lose
part Of his thumb in his saw mill, is getting
aiong well. DR. b. P. Hurd dressed the wound
FRIDAY and found it doing well as possible "
Mrs b. w. Patterson and Mrs. Jessie Hogan
passed several days last week in Waterville
guests of Mr.. and Mrs William Ward. :. Mr..
Geo. White passed last week with friends in
Jackson
CENTER MONiVILLE.
Ralph o. Mason will be the traverse Juror
from this town at the April term of Supreme
Judicial court :. Charles E. Owens and wife of
Belfast visited her cousin, Cora A. Goodwin
last Sunday Mr.. A. T. Gay and family have
moved to Belfast. .... The snow storm of last
week made good sleighing and everybody is
| busy improving the good travelling to get
their teaming done. -. Mrs. Hortense Thomp-
son of Knox is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eliza
F. Bean. e. Miss Inez Thomas of Morrill,, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. L. F. Nash and
Mrs. Allen Goodwin returned homea. Thurs
day ... Mrs. Sarah A. Thompson is in Water
vile for a time. Ephraim Sawyer was very
i'll Friday night. Inez Thomas of belmont
visited her friend Mabel Nash last week.
....John Cox of North Searsmont is max
ing a set of work harnesses for Leslie
Nash e. Dudley Tasker and wife visited at
Charles Bagley's in Liberty day last week.
-, Ephralm Thompson has hireds for year
with Crosby Fowler of Unity and will move
his family there in April. L. F. Arey is in
Augusta visiting his daughter Mrs.S. S. Jor-
dan. Mrs. Estelle S. Parkhurst of Unity
passed part of last week with Mrs. Kitty F.
Hannum. Mrs. Parkhurst brought graphic
phone and furnished great amusement for
Mrs. Clara B. Palmer, Mrs Hannums mother.
C. |. Whitcomb of Belfast visited his
daughter, Mrs. 7. S. Efskine, Sunday. =. Bur-
leigh Nash of Rockland has come to spend the
summer with his father, L. F. Nash. d. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Bryant of Knox were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Thompson Sunday.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Whittier
was very i'll with Group Saturday night. Vol
ney Thompson was in Thorndike Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. John Myrick of Belfast were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cushman Sunday. =. Mr..
Volney Thompson visited his sister, Mrs. Cow
en- of Thorndike, last Sunday. Mrs. Nettie
Webb of Knox is spending the week with her
cousins, Mrs. Clifton Morse. Stanley Curtis
lost his horse last Saturday. 1t had not been
we'll for some time. Mrs. Abbie Daniels
Gently sold her farm in Montvlle to Mr.. Harris
Twitchell of Liberty Mr.. Perley Allen and
Miss Morse attended the Freedom Academy
exhibition on the evening of March Ist. Mr..
Clifton Morse took his gasoline engine to Bel
fast for repairs last Monday. J.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Howes of
South Montville, took tea and spent the even
ing at Mr.. William Lowells March End, when on
their way home from Pomona grange in Brooks
-. Mrs. Lois Bartlett returned home to West
Appleton last Sunday after a few days visit
with Mrs. J. O. Bartlett. >. Miss Myrtle Frs
kline spent several days last week with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb of Bel
fast.
FREEDOM
Mrs. Williams of Bangor was the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Lewis Murch, the past week.
-. Mrs. Edmund Murch was in Pittsfied
March 3rd 80. Mr. Fred Nichols is visiting his
grandmother in Lowell, Mass. Misses Min
ME Webb and Fife Flye attended Pomona
grange in Brooks March Bird Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Bryant are happy over the arrival of a
little daughter, who came to stay with them
March 4th. MIR. Charles Thompson was in
Belfast on business March 9Th. =. Miss Alice
Brown from Bangor and her aunt, Mrs. Lottie
Vose, took tea and spent the evening with
Mrs. Nellie Banton March 9Th. The Banton
brothers have resumed work in their mill after
shutting down two weeks for repairs. Rev.
Charles Harbutt, secretary of the Maine Mis-
sionary Society, was in the village March 9Th
.... Miss Hazel Sparrow and several others are
sick with the epidemic that Is prevailing in
the village. =. Juanita Temple held very in
teresting meeting Tuesday evening. The A.
A A. Club met with Mrs. Edith Worth Friday
evening, March 9Th. They read the life of
Harriet Beecher Stowe, after which ice cream
and cake were served. The Freedom Ium-
Der Company are running their mill day and
night. They have large supply of lumber
to work up and with their electric lights can
do as good as good work at night as by day =.
Rev. J. Burford Parry preached very inter-
esting sermon Sunday morning, March 7th.. "
The Freshman prize speaking, class of 1912,
Freedom Academy, took place in the Congre-
/ gational church March LIST, with the following
program
Music
Prayer
Music
A Lost Sensation, Selected
Hazel Agnes Luce
Death of Garfield, Blaine
Henry Alton Clark
Counting Under Difficulties, Anon
Lucille Greeley Clark
Second Irlai, kellogg
Myra CLYDE TWeedie