The Republican journal., 1910-02-17
FREEDOM.

Hon. D. W. Dodge was in Unity on business
February 10th.
Miss Jones was the guest of Mrs. j. B. Wig
gin February sth.
mrs. j. Burford Parry visited friends in
ihorndike the past week
Mr' walter Flye from Unity called on friends
- Tie village February 10th.
non. D. W. Dodge attended the probate
So'f' IN Belfast February Sth.
mrs Charles Sampson is in Bath, the guest
u her sister, Mrs W. H. Sampson.
"f. Liewellyn Post of Liberty called on
A'ienos IN the village February 9th.
MIR, Roscoe Perley from Unity called on his
aunt, Miss Sarah Perley, February 10th.
Mr' Knowles Bangs went to the Maine Cen
e'ai Hospital in Lewiston for treatment Febru-
airy sth
Mrs. Almatia Wescott and her sister, Ange-
liza Simmons, were in Belfast February sth on
business.
mrs. Fannie johnson was the guest of Mrs.
Martha Vose and Miss Henrietta johnson Feb
ruary 9th.
Mr.. Benjamin Knowlton from Montville
called on his brother, Arson Knowton, Feb
ruary 10th.
Inc Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Inez Bellows
thursday afternoon, February 10th. A large
number were present.
Miss Estelle Harding from Troy was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank Cunningham,
the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence johnson from Water
vile visited Mr. Johnson's mother, Mrs Fam
ME johnson, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis W. Sylvester from Duluth
Minnesota, are visiting Mrs. Syvester's son,
Mr.. j. g. Wiggin, and Mrs. Wiggin.
Mrs. Guy Twombly and little son from Mon
roe are passing few days with her grand
father, Hon. James D. Lamson, and her father
II. II. Lamson and her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Bryant.
Rev. j. Burford Parry gave continuation
OF the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew
30 Sunday morning, February 18th. large
number was present considering the condition
of the streets and all felt well repaid for the
effort they made to attend.
The students of Freedom Academy will give
mock trial February 25th in the Grange hall
entitled, "Scroggin's Divorce Case" and they
have been very fortunate in securing Harry L.
Weber, Esq, from Portland as reader for the
evening The Freedom Orchestra will furnish
music. An oyster supper will be served at the
close of the entertainment.
S. D. Flood, D. G. c., assisted by L. Colcord
G. NJ. A., from Belfast, installed the following
officers of the X. of P Lodge Friday evening,
February 18th: J. B. Mcdonald, c. c.; George
Worth, V. c. c.; C. E. KnowltoH, F., Percy
Bessy, M. of W.; c. E. Bryant, NJ of E.; E. j.
Banton, NJ. of F.; W. R. Sparrow, r. R. and S;
E. j. Vose. l. G.; G. E. Bryant, 0. G. At the
close OF the installation they listened to some
very interesting remarks for the good of the
order from Gordon, Baker and several others.
The Juanita Temple met Wednesday even
ing February 9th and installed the following
officers: Mrs. Edith Worth, P. c.; Mrs Ella
Sprague, NJ. E. c.; Mrs Hattie Wiggin, M E.
s.; Miss May Mcdonald, NJ. E. j.; Miss Ef1ie NJ.
Flye, NJ. Of r. and c.; Mrs Mary Knowton,
M. of F.; Miss Minnie Webb, NJ. of T.; Mrs.
Jennie Vose, P. of T.; Mrs Annie Bessey. G. of
0. and Y; Mrs. Katrina Bryant, K. of G. and
Y Miss George Sheldon of Belfast, assisted
by Mrs Lottie Mcfarland, G. s, and Miss
Winifred Dodge, g. NJ. installed the above Of
fcers.