The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-05-27
.nntv Correspondence.
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Sp' .l If the late Daniel Dolloff was
ia's home Wednesday forenoon. Rev.
''. as,t spoke words of comfort to the
pre- 'ssr family and appropriate selec-
p'' .,,rr by Carl Hogan. The bearers
q, de Y. n Higgins, ]. H. Stevens,
..d Warren Gordon. Frank Fair
.,.., tonducted the funeral in his
,- manner. The floral offerings
The deceased was lifelong
....- Town, veteran of the Civil
-- be- missed by large circle of
g.fy- and Hazel, children of Mr..
4,s- Heath, were both quite i'll
-.-srs now convalescent. Mrs. S.
.rsrped house-cleaning for the
rs ugw in the peanut business.
..rs ,ell us about the illumination
las. saturday, evening. We have
.P,rting just like it here before
-.n, could be attributed to the
chs, as it seemed too far to the
-s suggest that it was the reflection
..,5ts on some airship. The season
..-,.,..i that but little, if any, plant
-a1r. Some farmers have their
!, ..rs. 1thers have not a furrow
-. +tHr ground is too wet to work.
.,.,-rtan. NJ. P. Palmer, who is dis
..rne much work on the farm,
..f sg doing deeds of kindness.
..-.ru he took neighbor Joseph
....t -jde, going as far as the Sta
.- e. Joseph met several old
e them Peter Aver of Free
., ....fs and Peter have been friends
a-.. both enjoyed a social chat
81 Higgins will be 80 years old
5-r Month. Mr.. Aver is following
-. Eighties, and they are both
. .r4 good turn deserves anoth-
... looking forward to another
.-sr. tanner in the near future. -.
r.. and children passed last Sun
b.. NJ. S. Hatch in Jackson....
E,-- el Benz. Ames have bought
stand at the Station and
.- I'd. lbs on the buildings at once,
j.. -. tu5 the L and making the house
on. Two families. All are glad that
Vst.aac Ames will remain in town.
.s.s. ught the Frank Cunningham
ss ,a possession soon. zee. Frank
D.. a...r- a l.250 ID. horse of Buster
.-.- linton. Mr.. Cakes now has
-aa rises and plans to do large
I'm this season. Ralph and
..s- vent to Clinton last Saturday
r r fine looking horse bought
sisn
WIr.
.-- who has been the guest of
. Wr ". Damn, has returned to
s Ve.I, Maine, accompanied by
a. r.. olnb, who has been in the en-
f.. 'Ia6erson. Mr.. Maurice Nick
-al At Maple Terrace Farm for
- Ing Union Sunday school was
ta. ,hurch last Sunday. Mr.. A.
.- ,he Supt., Mrs. A. 7. Nicker-
Mrs Mary F. Nickerson, Sec'y
!sr l.rs. A. E. Nickerson, Librarian,
C.rr.a Curtis, Janitor. Committee
aara Sunday, Miss A. G. Kane,
F. Is kerson, Miss Lillian Phil
ne infant son of Mr.. and
sr N-rphy died suddenly Sunday
1ls G-iei stricken parents have the
j. % arge circle of friends. .. :. The
Of o. h.bert S. Nickerson took place
.e home Monday afternoon, May 10th,
M.h Of Belfast officiating. Ex-
wl,c was furnished by MIR. and Mrs.
Pitcher. Mrs. E. P Frost and Mr..
3sg Vi Belfast. The floral tributes
sl.t Mr.. Nickerson was man who
,-aat missed. He was devoted hus-
D a'.ar d kindly neighbor, a staunch
8s.. his wife he leaves one son,
Mike rson of Everett, Mass, one
.aa Nickerson, and three sisters
la.a %Ickerson, Mrs. H. M. Chase
Hiterson, all of this place. -.
.=lS our popular blacksmith, who
r z han two months, finds that
le@ .ltgrown his present accom-
has bought the estate of
am at the end of the bridge.
undergoing a rapid change
them ready for occupancy,
prepared to do all kinds of
viii also add carriage build
d ,tu, LION.
-e nee of Belfast has visited
4 ives in this vicinity. Mr..
t frankfort has moved his
'o 'H'Ir Dockham's house. :. Mr..
it'll Waite of Cape Jellison was in,
.- lsiuess, Friday. =. Mrs. Jessie
7'-' owly. Mrs. William Smith
lH a..ier, after having been quite ill
Wy 9E ookson, the station agent
'9i'd building a barn near the sta
'orF5 ark is at home after spend
"a "eeks in Boston Murch Clark
'e. TBS family from Prospect village to
'is' a'4se recently occupied by Arth-
We N7 ark has hired the farm and
'' arning this year. -. Wilfred
s quite sick with asthma :. Miss
'''a''t Is al work at Mrs. Fred Lanes
.7i Aa' x spent two weeks at her
'''-Ffe. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Greer
''- Mass, visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
-' f'cently.... Mr.. Ivory George
" 1e extensive repairs made on
"s' aa new wood house built.
Ts 70 'a.s vicinity are interested in
'44awg church at the Marsh,
--LL-L ~ nrYone will give their cordial