The Republican journal., 1909-04-15

fair daughters! Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Twiss are
the happy grandparents Of these "wee lassies,"
at whose home they were born. Mr.. and Mrs.
Trundy boarding with them.
Our weather continues tickle Thursday gave
us beautiful day. Friday brought disa-
greeable damp snowstorm. Saturday there
was clear sky, with an extremely high wind.
and Easter Sunday opened with sunshine and
crisp atmosphere. Furs were more in evidence
at the church service than Easter millinery,
and certainly were more appropriate. Mon
day was milder, with strong, southerly gale.
Sch Susie P. Oliver arrived at Cape Jellison
dock April 9Th, to load lumber for the Blanch-
ard Lumber Co., for New York. She sailed
Tuesday. Sch. Mary Louisa arrived April 9th
at Cape Jellison to load ship timber for Cam
den, for R. L. Bean. Sch. Abenaki sailed last
Saturday from Cape Jellison with lumber for
New York. She was loaded by the Blanchard
Lumber Co. Sch. Annie P. Chase sailed Mon
day for New York, with lumber, from Stetson,
Cutler Co. Sch. Sawyer Brothers drew out
from Cape Jellison dock Monday afternoon,
waiting in the harbor for fair wind to sail for
New York. She has cargo of laths for Chase
Talbot & Co. Sch. Mary Ann Mccain left last
Friday in tow of tug Britannia for Bangor
SOUTH MONTvILLE.
Mrs. Sarah Bryant has returned home. w.
E. Prescott is busy with town business. :. H.
L. jackson is having quite run of trade. A
v1o ,+% boe
Saturday evening which called out quite
crowd. The syrup makers report very light
run of sap this spring. The Easter concert
given by the children at the church last Sun
day evening was success and greatly enjoy
ed by all present.
BURNHAM.
The schools in town, with the exception of
the Reynolds Corner school, began Monday,
April 12th with the following teachers: Viii
lage, No. 10, Miss Florice D. Foster; Village,
No. s. Nellie H. Shaw; Mount school, Miss
Myrtle L. Mills of Harmony; Winnecook, Linnie
Lampher; Eelwer school, Miss Florice Dun
ton; Dodge school, Mary H. Written; Ridge
school, Miss Lulu c. Getchell. The school at
Reynolds Corner will commence one week
later with Miss Helen Weymouth as teacher
Helen Elizabeth, the infant daughter of Mrand
Mrs. C. E. Libby died Sunday aged, one month
Prayers were held at the house Tuesday after
noon. =. Lorenzo Baxter observed his 91st
birthday last Friday and was generously re-
membered by his friends in the form of show
er of post cards, about 81 being received by
him during the day. =. Miss Florice and
Blanche Foster have returned from Ormand
Beach, Fla, where they were employed during
the winter months in Hotel Ormond. :. Mr. and
Mrs. Alva VIM of Havenhill, Mass, have
moved here recently. Mr.. VIM has leased a
shop and will continue in the same line of
business which he conducted in Haverhil They
are boarding at the hotel with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hart.
LIBERTY.
Notices are posted by the Monmouth Can
ming Company asking for bids for carting
their products to the railroads. About $50
tons of freight per year are promised which
should be good item in favor of any proposed
railroad through this town :. Work on the
corn factory buildings was begun on Monday
and the main building is going up. 1t must be
ready to receive the machinery by June. -.
Harold Linscott and Chas. knowlton left Mon
day for Medfeld, Mass, where they will work
in the hospital kitchen -. The board of taS
assessors have been in session in the town
Office this week recording the valuation OF
taxable property in the town. .. The old fish
hatchery was hauled Monday from it's location
at the bridge and landed near the corn factory
lot. 1t will be used for storing the workmen's
| tools and builders hardware. Easter was
celebrated with special service at the church
last Sunday afternoon. choir rendered
special anthems, and Mrs. Blanche Cram sunf
solo, go, Jerusalem Awaken" The chape
was decorated with many flowers and pussy
willow branches, which are the first signs O.
the resurrection of spring in this vicinity.
The Rev. E. A. Dinslow delivered sermon on
the lessons of Easter and goodly congrega
ton was present.
APPLETON.
Harry C. Pease is able to be in his stor,
pleasant days after being confined to the hous'
two weeks by a severe attack of rheumatism
His niece, Miss Mildred Gleason of Union, VIII,
has made her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Pease
is seriously ILL.,. Golden Rod Rebekah Lodg
have bought of Mr.. E. S. Pitcher the pian
they have had in their hall on trial Sc vera
weeks. 1t is needless to say, the piano is sat
isfactory in every respect. Eden Dyer il
adding 26 feet to the length of the blacks rhitl
shop he rents of Mr.. S. J. Gushee. He viii
set up his engine and wood working machiner,
in the new part Albert Gushee has finished
shipping sixteen carloads of potatoes to Boston
They go by steamer from Boston to Florida
Mr.. Gushee has on hand 100000 shaved hoop
which will be shipped to Florida and Californi
to be used on orange boxes. -. This town i
very much in need of steam or electric rail
road, and it is the opinion of men best qualifie
to judge that road connecting Warren o.
Union with Belfast, with branch road iron
Liberty would be good investment, as well a
great accommodation to farmers and bushes
of all kinds. Our farms are being worked wit
better results than ever before, and all that
now needed is rail communication with Belfast
Rockland or Camden.
Chip NEWS