The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-03
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IAN JOUKNAL, laOlsA9A1xAAs !
The Travellers Club will meet with Mis-
Elizabeth Kelley. Church street, Tuesday. No
vember 9Th. Program: topic, Moscow" b,
Miss Annie L. Barr readings Inc Arem'in
by Mrs. A. j. Knowlton; "Ine lroitza Con
vent" by Mrs E. S. Pitcher.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Carrie 4 Jones an
nounce a three days' sale on blankets and puffs
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this week.
These are seasonable goods. see prices IN
their advt. M R. knowlton offers Tor sale
at bargain, or will lease to responsible parties,
his lunch room. 66 High street. Mr.. knowl-
ton has other business, which is his reason for
selling "A young girl wanted TO assist IN
Homework in small family Mrs. j. ".
Raleigh. Mrs. F. X Pendleton, Miss Gertrude
Raleigh, Mr.. Arthur Raleigh and MISS Mar
garet Logan publish card OF thanks. See
.advt of unclaimed deposits in the Belfast Saw
ings bank, The Holeproof stockings are
guaranteed to wear six months without a hole.
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store. Mrs. John
A. Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart pub
lish a-card of thanks Mrs. Lydia j. Pierce,
Mrs Anna Hartman and Mrs. A. J. Woolard
publish card of thanks. Miss Ethola w.
Frost is prepared to receive pupils on the
piano in Belfast and in the adjoining towns.
49,. Ridgway's teas at A. A. Howes & Co.'s.
sWANv1LE
Mrs. w. N. Briggs has returned home from a
visit with her sisters in Portland. Master
Mckinley Damn. student at Hampden Acad-
envy, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs W. f, Damn :. Miss Lizzie Hinckly
of Bluehll is the guest of her friend Mrs. AL
bert Cunningham Mrs. Charles E. Small
and son Henry visited relatives in Brooks last
week. Mr. Earle Cunningham has returned
from Boston and will visit in town few days
before returning to Bangor. Mr.. Elisha Par
sons passed away at his home Sunday evening.
aged nearly Sc years About fifty attended
the L. A. S. at Mrs W. S. Nickerson's and re-
port fine time.
FREEDOM.
| Mr. Fred N Flye bought fine four year-old
colt of his brother-in-law, DR.. M. M. Small of
Weeks Mills, the past week. 80. Misses Fife
FIVE and Ruby Sibley attended the teachers
convention in Bangor the past week. ... Mrs.
Isabella Tarbox from Milton, Mass, visited her
father, Hon. James D. Lamson, last week. MIR.
Lamson is very smart for man who has pass
ed his ninetyfourth birthday. Tuesday night,
October 18th. heavy thunder shower passed
over the village but no damage was done. ....
The first snow storm of the season occurred
Thursday, October Goth Mrs. Lottie McGray
and little daughter Vera from Burnham were
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Mcfarland, October Goth and 21st. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Worth have moved from their
farm to their home in the village for the win
ter. Mr.. Carl Coburn from Waterville was
the guest of his uncle, George Nickless, the
past week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols and
Mrs. Washington Nichols visited Mr. and Mrs.
Perl Randall of Augusta the past week. go.
Mrs. Eden Knowlton and daughter Edna were
in Waterville, shopping, October Goth.
MORRILL,
The Morrill, correspondent of The Journal
wishes to assure his many friends and readers
of The Journal that he did not write that part
of last weeks locals which describes the effort
of Rev. Frank Mansfield. Mr.. and Mrs. l. d.
White will spend the winter in New Britain,
Conn with their son Leforest.T They started last
Saturday and will spend a few days in Maine
and Massachusetts visiting relatives The
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. T. N. Pearson last
Thursday. Rev. C. D. Mckenzie from Bry-
ants Pond, Me-, gave US good gospel sermon
last Sunday morning from the text II am the
door" -. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Cross are visit
ing relatives in town. Mr.. C. has bought the
farm owned by his brother, the late John F.
Cross -. Mr.. George G. Rose has bought the
Moses Poland farm. The schools close this
week. Mr.. Perley Allen, teacher of the village
school, holds social at the Grange hall Fri
day evening. He and his pupils are trying to
raise funds to buy an Encyclopedia -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Copeland have returned from Albion
Me-, after an absence of some two months.
Mrs. Bert Thon as is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter, II
Montvile
SEARSMONT.
Mrs M, j. Poor is visiting in Camden this
!
are guests of Mrs. Mary Bean Mrs C. H
| Beebee and daughter, Miss Helen, of Clinton
visited friends in town last week i. Mrs. H. E
Cobb left October 26th for her home in Chicago
Edwin McCorrison is visiting his brother
A. L. McCorrison. &C. G. Hemenway is bus.
pressing cider. His mill is operated by gaso
line engine. Most of the cider is made int
vinegar, and when the good housekeeper
make their pickles they always call for Hemen
ways vinegar and are sure of a good article
90. The musicale given October oath by tn
Epworth League was success, and reflect
great credit upon that society. Following is tn
program singing, Epworth League; prayer
Rev. c. H. Bryant; solo, Miss Alice Whitcomt
piano quartet, Misses Cobb, Paine and Whit
comb; solo, II Need Thee Every Hour" Mrs
Woodcock; piano solo, Miss Helen Beebee
duet, Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Woodcock; solo
Miss Cora Chase; piano solo, Miss Mary Cobb
duet, Miss Helen Cobb and Miss Helen Beebee
piano solo, Miss Whitcomb. The program wa