The Republican journal., 1910-04-07

FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
28th. ''"i 'e1
March 25th.
Mrs Martha vose is giving her house new
coat of paint
MISS Lottie Vose is having serious tim e
with neuralgia in her head.
Mr.. knowles Bangs had quite bad attack OF
indigestion the past week.
g. r. Foster, ESQ.,. was in the village on Of
nclal business March Both.
=, Miss Jeanette Stephenson was the guest OF
Mrs Ora Worth March 31st.
Miss Edith Lawrence is in Belfast, dress
making Tor Miss Ida Spencer.
Mr.: James Sylvester from Smithton is help
ing MS brother Hale in his single mill.
Mrs. J. B. Wiggin is in Boston looking after
her spring and summer millinery.
Mr. Marcena Sparrow was the guest of his
brother, W. R. Sparrow, the past week.
Mr. Frank Thurs ION from Staten Island visit
eo MS aunt. Mrs. Ida Hussey, April LIST.
Miss Rosa Sylvester has gone to Milford, N.
H., to visit her aunt, Mrs. Ora Thurston.
Mr.: Arthur Sampson and Ralph Reynolds
nave both been quite sick with bad colds
Mr.. Charles Wentworth has been chosen
census enumerator in the town OF Freedom
! Mr.. H. W. Pike from Lisbon Falls visited his
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Richardson, the past week.
Mr.. Ira Johnson went to DR.. Kings private
hospital in Portland for treatment March 3Oth.
| Mrs. Wilson Wentworth is caring for her
mother while her sister, Mrs Hussey, Is away.
The Freedom base ball team have prepared
their ground and will play their first game
April 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Plummer were in Hall
dale March 31st, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Plummer
| Mr.. Thomas Williams from Bowdoin College
is passing his vacation with his sister, Mrs. A.
M. Small.
Mrs. j. B. Mcdonald has returned from Mass
achusetts and has taken her sisters little girl
to board awhile.
| Mr.. Fred Nichols has moved to his farm in
Unity and Mr.. Guy Smith has moved into Mr..
Nichols rent in the village.
Miss Winifred Dodge has large class in in
strumental music in the village and also large
class at Thorndke Station.
! The moving picture show held in the Grange
hall several nights the past week was very fine
and greatly enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. H. A. Cummings from Ferry, Mich,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Eliza Sylvester, and
! called on friends in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Thurston are rejoicing
over the arrival of little girl that has come to
make her home with them in Rochester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bangs entertained the
Finch party Thursday evening, March 31st.
| Oranges, bananas and other fruit were served.
Rev. J. Burford Parry had sou-stirring
sermon Sunday morning, April 3rd, from the
last three beatitudes. 1t was very interesting.
! Mrs. Ida Hussey and son were in Kendus-
keag the past week and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. Hussey her sons grandparents, and
her aunt, Mrs. A. Downes.
Mr.. H. H. Lamson set fire March Both in
his field to burn some rubbish, and almost in
stantly it spread into the old dried grass and
would soon have got beyond control had it not
been for the timely assistance of the students
of the Academy and the villagers, who fought
heroically until it was extinguished.
Mr.. Chester Banton once Maine boy and a
resident of this village, but a resident of
Massachusetts, is having quite streak of bad
luck. The past winter he had trouble with his
| head which left him quite hard of hearing, and
April 4th his wife had critical operation on
her head.
DR.. A. M. Small is very busy these days.
After several long drives April End, one nearly
to Brooks village in the evening, he was called
again down near Liberty village. He started
with lantern, but got little vexed about the
condition of the roads and when only short
distance from home threw his lantern into the
ditch and proceeded on his way. He got there
and back all right
The weather the past week was a little out
of the ordinary, sending US hail, snow, rain and
thunder and lightning and some very warm
days. Some in the village predict tough
| April, but the old sign that the last Friday in
March and the first Tuesday in April rule the
month started in well for warm April, for the
| last Friday, March 25th, was a warm summer
day and Tuesday will soon let us know what
| the last half will be.