The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-01-14
IINcOLNyILLE REACH.

| barge, 1HoOUOTd MIS-. AAClCA AAuo
sell of Lynn, Mass is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. ROBBIE F.
Ames of Northport were in town Sunday, as
the guests Of Mrs. Ames' father, Capt. Wilder
Drinkwater :. Little Miss Eva Manning is
spending the holidays with her aunt Mrs. Della
Richards. The many friends of Mrs. Paul
Young will be pleased to learn that she is
rapidly recovering from an operation for ap-
pendcitis, which lately took place in New
York. D. Mrs. Sarah Law and daughter have re-
turned home after a short trip with Capt. Law
on his barge. . :. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richards
and son Harry spent Sunday with Mrs. Rich
ards father, Mr.. Thomas Gushee. :. Mrs. Alta
Warren, who has been seriously i'll for some
time, is now convalescent, =. Mr.. Lincoln
Wade, while digging clans one day last week,
discovered a seal not far from him lying on an
ice cake. Mr.. Wade stunned it with his clam
hoe, and later shot it. The seal weighed very
nearly 200 hundred pounds. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Frohock and son Wallace have returned
home after an absence of several months
which they spent in Hartford, Conn.
SWANvILLE CENTER.
John Bartlett has gone to Burlington, Yer
mont, where he has employment. Our repre-
sentative, Mr. A. T. Nickerson, went to Angus
ia last Tuesday to attend Legislature. AL
ONO Damn is sick with a bad cold. Ben
Webb is with his grandparents, since return
ing from visiting his father in Portland. =. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Cunningham have returned
from Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Hattie Robinson
and Mrs. Charles Knight of Monroe took New
Years dinner with Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Page of Portland
visited his sister, Mrs. Charles Mari, last week
.... Mr.. Ralph Seeley, mate of the Pendleton
Sisters, is visiting his parents for few days
while the vessel is unloading in Boston from a
trip to Georgetown, S. C. Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
pher Moody Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moody and
three sons of Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gle
ments and three children of Searsport, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Moody and daughter Etheyn, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Moody and two children took
New Years dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Robert
sons -. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston Nichols re-
turned to Belfast last week Mrs. Elwyn
| Dickey of Monroe spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Robertson. .
Mrs. Nickerson is very much better -. Mr.. AL
bert S. Nickerson had a stroke of paralysis
early Monday morning and at this writing is
unconscious, Al. Cunningham sawed VIM
Clements wood with his machine Monday and
Tuesday.
CAMDEN.
The annual installation of the Mt Battle
lodge l. O. o. F., was held on Tuesday evening,
January 5th, and the following officers were
publicly installed by District Deputy Grand
Warden Frank B. Miller of Rockland, acting as
district deputy grand master He was assisted
by Charles c. Wood as grand warden; John
Karl as grand marshal; Reuel Robinson as
grand chaplain; J. Frank Thomas as grand in
side guard and E. F. Stahl as grand herald:
Noble grand, John Johnson; vice grand, W. S.
Richards; recording secretary, John P. Leach;
financial secretary, Frank 0. Clark; treasurer,
Joseph W. Bowers; trustees. E. c. Fletcher,
George Burd and Chester L. Pascal; warden,
Ralph W. johnson; conductor, Harry W.
Stearns; R. S. N. G., Frank Harris; L. S. N. G..
George Bowden; R. S. V. G., Adelbert Yates;
L. S. V. g. Roy Heal; R. S. s., Bert Fletcher:
L. S. S. Clarence Thorndike; inside guard, Will
Drinkwater; outside guard Daniel Randall.
The installation was followed by an entertain
ment and dance. The following officers of
George S. Cobb Post G. A. R., were installed
Monday evening, January 4th, by past COM
mander, Fred D. Aldus, Commander; George F.
Wentworth; senior vice, E. T. Wilson; Junior
vice, c. Thompson; quarter master, A. B. Arey;
surgeon +. F. Pendleton; chaplain, Rev. c. P
Nash; officer of the day, J. S. Knowlton; officer
OF the guard, Oliver c. Moulton; adjutant, H.
B. Richards; sergeant major John Lane; quar-
ter master sergeant, Merrill E. Richards; pa
triotic instructor John Lane; board of trustees,
Erastus T. Wilson, R. Frank Pendleton and
John Lane. By invitation the ladies of the G.
A r. attended the installation and all report a
line time. Refreshments of candy and fruit
were served. The next series of Odd Eel
lows dances will be held in the Cleveland hall
on Friday evening, January 18th. The Mt
Battle mill sold this week at a sheriffs
sale at the office of Reuel Robinson to the
Camden Savings Bank. The price paid was
$l1,75O.
SWANVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Nickerson visited Mr..
Nickersons mother, who is i'll, in Hampden.
last week. Mrs. ]. W. Nickerson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Wilson, in Cam
bridge, Mass. Mrs. E. c. Marden, who has
been quite sick, is able to be out again. Miss
Ruth Marden, student at Kent's Hill, spent
the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E.
c. Marden. "A. T. Nickerson has harvested
his ice. Ernest Maddocks is cutting ice on
Swan Lake. Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Damn spent
Sunday with S. D. Greeley's family in Hamp-
den. Mrs. Damm's mother, who has been sick
there for several weeks, is improving Mr..
and Mrs H. M. Chase spent the HOLIDAYS with
their daughters Mrs. F. E. Nickerson and Miss
Julia M. Chase, in Everett, Mass. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. O. Cunningham have returned from
visit with Mr.. Cunningham's sister, Mrs.
Thomas Bowling, in Maiden, Mass :. Mrs. M.
J. Downs is visiting in Monroe Mrs. H. F.
M. Phillips, who has been nursing in Unity, is
at home again -. Mr.. A1onzo Damn was quite