The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-08
The News of Brooks.

,n,fsrred from last week.
was in Brooks last Saturday
sJtsr be''''
rsn'''' ..,,s returned from Boston and
@Sf p their openings soon.
d'' .5,I.se primary school, Miss Mabel Rose
10 'D bsean the spring term last Monday.
Jenkins. who spent week with friends
ore a rorurned to Brooks last Saturday.
aasH'id [''u' ',, af rmhdsn was in Rroots
1T citing his daughter, Mrs. B. F.
.satly ''''''"s
" our local Knights attended the
s'''''' n,.,r,ct session at Belfast last Fri
LANE. sierk at the post Office, was re-
'l'' al, Of the office nearly two weeks by
~ u, st sickness.
y Mrs Wilson will spend two weeks
SS' airing his vacation from the Bangor
.'.,e.sI seminary
o..ss Tent of Maccabees held their
j" ..,r nlon Hall last Friday evening
4 good tendance
oddities of fertilizer have been haul
'F .,. station and it looks as if the farm
~ r.s.,.. *, some business this season.
,..a.tament given by the Good Tenn
-5s,. usIl last Saturday evening was
p ,,4a -a, range meeting Monday even
w spec. agt'at'on'
r...- ~ lie md wife. who have spent two
u,...,- returned home last Thursday.
... ea in Pittsfeld and Mr. D. thinks
W, 5sletsau the farm than on railroad
ra
. g...a r. was called Saturday to at
na5.a ciaolene engine for Everett
q.. n ua of the best machinists in
.,,.iru s.I IS frequent calls for profess
s.s,.#g- matters of this kind.
,s-.,o. .n-on called on friends here last
...is. aud his wife are very much
1,2a r.. ,he death of their son Irving,
.s, te-r. sas held here recently. They
-,5- r- home with him in Massa-
gtrs-
, rba- autidential man, Levi Stevens,
missing FL NJ ehurch last Sunday, but was
.a lemea. If the telephone, located on
sHlsa ltN Brooks. 1t was stated that
z,. having the best of care. Still it looks
i. ssraa. Ease for Levi.
bsr la.s and wife have returned from
,.l.rt 30. ,sr, go to keeping house at the
,ar es,esa a. Of old. They had good po-
s-.r ,,- York but Maine still has an at
gdor heu which they find it hard to
,e ,gfl old home at Chase's Corner in
gga he frightened up for the season
ssa f and Ada are at Kent's Hill and
o,5r- .r r.mains III New York.
NJ t.ojy. Jr.. who is fireman on the
On from Skowhegan to Portland, was
ygn last Monday to attend the funeral of
.Br. Melaggart. Other railroad men were
t-g NJ aggart OF Portland, travelling au-
o. S,ru4n McPaggart of Oakland, con-
.,ar la~- John Frost, construction boss;
.r. #aterville, representative of
, trr. L ranmen, and several local
,ac
DE g harles Irving, formerly of
Village mpathize with him in the loss
Z. vtsa.t oue child by pneumonia The
g I'D L,Suon Falls, where they had
{. frn time, and they came to Knox
tA when the mother, who was for
ry " ~- A.a Awett of that town, was taken J
and I'd aur two days. The funeral was
o r tar r7oH March 2sth, Rev. David
.a tFG. Three small children are
a- arr 'He loss of a mother.
4 -9a Edwards of Brooks went to
f5 Iuesday to begin his seasons
r2 aar for Prof Geo. 7. Files and
oil. AXE a trip abroad this sea
b A Ear~ will stay in Brunswick ten
i aeu yin to Boston to take charge and
We aging there until the last of
. Tho" ". Iarty will sail and land at Liv-
@ eo4 They will tour England, Scot
lA 'e France Normandy, Brittany,
@@ ta and Switzerland. 1t will be
.' '- onrhs' trip. Mr. Edwards is
9- aaJed for his position and is a
Z "a.- I'D gentlemanly young man.
q t'e -' .- congratulated in obtaining
's ~. ne time at the Good Templar
w &s. riay evening For entertain
- :" Why He Didn't Hire Him
's''---.l 'th the following characters:
'-.f' M. j. Dow
60 Will Lane
-N' -.s. Bernard Staples
tF '.'.. Earle Roberts
.-4 'Hi-Hn, Bert Lane
.p- earle jenkins
IN; tl. Frank Holbrook
Robert Stiles
'-'' e-lra recitation, Abbe Knowl-
-'7 s..n lzie Larrabee. The following
'"' 'o'. tle orchestra, which gave sew
's'- ."ns Bert Lane, violin; Frank Hol-
"' ''-' B. Edwards, cornet; Will
.1''-A -'a Nae Huxford, organ. After
-. 'e orchestra the farce, "The Old
]. '-' larry" was presented, with the
ait"ters: Mrs. Grace Tasker. Mrs.
.-a'e Ars Lillian Morrill,, Mrs. Louise
.''ss Was Illustrated by music and mo-
Mt arrival Of Guests; End, Gossip; Bird,
,s| 'Ir3 asker; 4th, Dance Minuet; 5th,
'' VII aneh. Closed with music by the
asus
a A'' hy the death of VIM. O. Jones
'' brooks this town loses one of its most
- respected and best known citizens.
"' ''a Jones farm in the very northwest
NJ, brooks over seventy years ago, he
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