The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-01
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M. l. Stevens has been elected supervisor Of
schools for the ensuing year. Schools are ex-
pected to begin April 26th Joel P. Wood has
large yard full of lumber and expects to start
his mill soon. Philemon Pitcher has just in
stalled 40 horsepower boiler in his mill and
expects soon to do a rushing business. -. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Clark of Searsmont have
been visiting their daughters Mrs. w. P.
Greenlaw and Mrs. George Curtis :. Joel Pres
colt, who has been seriously ill all winter, is
slowly recovering.
WALDO STATION
Mr.. and Mrs E. Johnson of Springfield are
visiting friends in this place. At the meet
ing of the school committee March goth, w.
P. Hussey was elected superintendent of
schools. Grace Patterson went to East Hol
den March 22nd, where she expects to teach
school =. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mayhem called on
friends in town last Sunday. Much SYM
pathy is expressed in this vicinity over the
death of Joshua Littlefeld, Jr. He was very
industrious man and no doubt fastened by hard
work the development of the dread disease,
SNoSASuiooio. LIE was W h"euAO VSAy SCHicA
and ever ready to do kindness to friend or
neighbor. He will be much missed The
many friends in this place of Mr.. William Jones
of South Brooks wish to express their SYM
pathy with his family in their sorrow. A
neighbor recently remarked: eve shall miss
Mr. Jones more than we can realize now" He
was truly good, and had special gift in visit
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The exemplary life he lived and the victorious
struggle he made over disease and pain during
the last sad days shows the power of the
Christian faith to uphold and strengthen in the
darkest hour
FREEDOM
Willard Sparrow and Fred Flye attended the
burial services of Mrs. James Post March 22nd
-. Miss Winifred Dodge has gone to Massa-
chusetts to visit friends and relatives :. The
officers of the Ladies' Circle, Mrs. Grace Lin
scott, Mrs. Annie Libby and Miss Efie Flye,
and the officers of the church, Mr.. George
Worth and Mr.. James Libby, met recently in
the home of Mr.. A. E. Linscott on business ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles Bangs visited Mr.. E. A.
Busher March 24th. I'll. Mrs. Cora Whitaker of
Troy called on friends in the village March
24th.. Miss Deborah Williams from Houlton
visited her sister the past week Mr.. S. ].
Glidden, agent for the Sharples Separator Co.,
has sold two new Sharples Cream Separators
to Mr.. D. B. Plummer of Montvlle Mr. Plum
mer, after carefully investigating the merits
of other separators, said he preferred the
Sharples, and is much pleased with the work
the machine is doing. -. The Misses Ella
Greeley and Ruth knowlton are at home from
Gorham Normal School on a vacation. They
spent Friday evening with their friend Mrs.
George Worth. Miss Maude Turner is teach
ing the Primary school in the village Mr..
Elmer Wiggin from Albion visited his friend
Mr.. George Worth, March 24th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Overlook from the south part of
the town. called on Mr.. and Mrs. George Worth
Saturday evening, March 9th. The Ladies'
Circle met with Mrs. Addie Flye Thursday af-
ternoon, March 25th. large number were
present. They dressed in the styles of so and
rs years ago. Candy and peanuts were served
80. Mrs. Hattie Wiggin is in Massachusetts
looking after her spring and summer millinery
Miss Edith Lawrence is dressmaking for
Mrs. Katrina Bryant Mr.. Clifton Sleeper
and his sister boarding at the Tweedie
Hotel in Thorndike :. Mrs Martha Vose was
in Belfast on business the past week. -. Mrs
Jane Douglass Reynolds of Unity called in the
village Thursday afternoon, March 25th