The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-10
Pond. Ben Ness has sold his driving morse ~
Geo. Simmons of Rockl and.
FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
The A. A. A. Club met Friday evening" May
2s+b with Mrs Katrina Bryant and had gen.
eral review of the year 1903 and 1sVS. Inc
different authors were taken up as 1oilo"s'
Mrs. Grace Linscott, ]. G. Holland; Mrs hatrl-
ma Rrvant. Nathaniel Hawthorne; Mrs Lucia
Sparrow, Washington Irving; Miss Ethel How
ard Henry w Longfellow; Miss Edith smith,
PauI Lawrence Dunbar; Mrs. Edith Worth,
Marion Crawford; Miss Minnie Webb, Harriet
Beecher Stowe; Mrs. Hattie Wiggin, FANNIE j
Crosby; Miss Efhe Flye, Augusta Evans VIII
son: Mrs. Eunice Plummer, Edgar Allan Foe
For a general discussion they LOOK 'iie
life of Julia Ward Howe, after which ice CREAM
cake and sailed peanuts were served. lhey
have closed their meetings until August l.
1905. Mrs. Susan J. Flye has been chosen as
a delegate from Freedom Congregational
church to accompany Rev. j. Burforo farry'
pastor of the church, to the ordination OIL lne
new pastor of the Congregational church Ill
Frankfort Thursday, June 3rd FRANK ouh-
ningham of Thorndike has bought the resi-
dence formerly owned by Hon. A. B Sparrow
and will move soon :. Miss Frances Williams
from Massachusetts is in the village looking
after her home. Mrs. Abbie q. Keen, VINO
spent the winter with her son, Carter b. Keen,
ESQ.,, in Washington, D. c., has returned home.
Dana Banton visited his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Danforth, lIay goth and Both. Rev. J. Bur-
ford Parry preached a fine Memorial sermon
Sunday morning, May Both, from Judges 81, to
a very full house. The singing was tlne...
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kenney of Knox and Mr..
Fred Rich and his friend Miss Flo Farnum
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Spar
row The Juanita Temple met Saturday
evening, May 29th, with large attendance
They gave the obligation to Miss Fannie Will
liams from Massachusetts. A fine program
was carried out, after which homemade can
dies and chocolates were served by sisters
Hattie Wiggn and Edith Worth.
SWANvILLE,
Mr. E. C. Marden returned to Conway, N.
H. Monday morning called there by the illness
of his daughter Ruth. {. .Messrs. ]. W. Nick
erson and John Bartlett attended the
Memorial services in Searsport Sunday.....
Superintendent W. S. Nickerson and Miss
Nellie Rose, Miss Lillian Phillips Miss Doris
Nickerson, Miss Sadie Nickerson and Miss
Augusta Nickerson attended the teachers
convention in Islesboro. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Porter Webb have moved into the new
home they recently bought of Mrs. Sarah
Peavey E. Herbert York, who has been I'M
settled in his mind for some time, became vio-
lently insane last week and has been taken
to the Asylum at Augusta. Memorial Day
was observed at the Union Church Monday
with the following program:
Song, America, by all
Address, Supt. Nickerson
Recitation, Annie Nickerson
Exercise Decoration Day
Recitation, Dorothy Nickerson
Defamation, Henry Small
Recitation Ruby Gray
Defamation, Emery Cunningham
Song, Star Spangled Banner, by al!
Recitation, Doris Nickerson
Defamation, Harry Jones
Exercise, Our tribute
Recitation. Bernice Damn
| Defamation. Leland Small
Defamation. Mckinley Damn
Solo, Miss Lillian Phllilpi
Solo. Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
(chorus by congregation)
The church was appropriately decorated will
the red, white and blue and potted plants. O.
the rs boys who went to the army from Swan
vile only one was present, Henry Melvi1
Chase. E. B. Greeley of Bar Harbor was ii
town last week.. Miss Agnes McTaggart o
Brooks is spending the summer with her aunt
Mrs. E. L. Cunningham. Mrs. Amanda Cur
tbs of Searsport is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Emma Y. Cunningham.