The Republican journal., 1910-11-17

| 'ssio"s1y Wlit be here next
Sunday. Leo Blood. from Cape Rozier =.
at home last Saturday and Sunday J. The fnn-
eral OF Miss Ida Woodbury. took place at Tho
church November 9Th. Rev M. S, Hill Of Raj
fast, officiating. There was beautiful disnlav
OF flowers and many sincere mourners onts;aa
OF the funeral cortege. ;. Mr. ROBBIE Near. -
t. rned to Massachusetts last week P.u \,
>. Hill gave us fine sermon last Sunday from
the text "Thou hast nothing to draw with and
the well is deep"
LINCOLNVlLLE.
| The schools in town closed FRIDAY for +r,o
weeks vacation Miss Lena Mckinney was
attending to her duties as school Supervisor
the past week. $50. Mrs. Eva Dean and Mrs
Belle Russ passed last week with Mrs. J. r
Rhodes in Rockland. -. Mrs. Lydia Stevens 10
visiting relatives in Islesboro. Percy Dr.ka
of Boston is in town, called here by the illness
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Drake
Mrs. Clara Mckinney is spending few davs
in Rockland. -. The Hills district Sewing Circle
will hold sale and supper at the town hall
Friday evening, November 18th. :. Miss Rer-
nice Miller will leave this week for Porto Rio
where she has position as teacher in a graded
school. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clarke Of Cam
den were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clarke. Mrs. Addie Mahoney visited in Rock
land last week. ..... Mr.. Fred Clarke, who has
been in town for few weeks, returned to
Worcester, Mass, Monday -. There will be
Thanksgiving ball at the Grange hall Thursday
evening, November oath, with music by Browns
orchestra. .... Mr. V. A. Woodbridge will move
his family to the village this week. He has
employment at Heal & Young's sawmill for the
winter. $3.50. Mr.. earle Mathews, who has been
employed on the steamer J. T. Morse, is at
home for an indefinite time
MONROE.
The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs. Fannie Shields
November 18th. 1t was very pleasant meet
ing and goodly number were present. We
are making plans for sale in the near future.
a quilt was begun and aprons cut out to make.
etc. The Monroe W. c. T. U. ladies are work
ers and not afraid to undertake most ANYTHING
and we feel sure we shall make success of it.
Cake, pie, tea and coffee were served and a
rising vote of thanks was extended to orr
hostess. Mrs. Julia White will entertain next.
The Rebekahs are to have two new candi-
dates at their next meeting. Coffee and cake
will be served. :. The Odd Fellows will give
supper and dance next Friday night to the
Rebekahs and their families ~ Mrs. Horace
Weber was summoned to the Head of the
Tide, Belfast, last Sunday on account of the
illness Of her sister, Mrs VIII Mason, who
passed away that night. Master Earle Knights
was operated on for adenoids at the home of
his brother, Arthur Knights, last Thursday.
Drs. Wood of Bangor and Ellingwood of Winter
port did the work, He is doing finely and the
operation will be a success they are sure -
Mr.. Jasper Curtis has returned from four
weeks visit with relatives in Massachusetts.
He thinks of returning for the winter, where
he can have employment. =. Mr.. Henry Conant
has gone to Massachusetts to visit relatives
for few days. Everyone in this section
thinks we never had finer weather to do the
fall work than at present.