The Republican journal., 1910-01-13

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The Christmas concert postponed ON account
Of the weather last week, came of last Sunday
evening and proved to be very fine concert
-. Mrs. D. b. Smith has gone to Portland to
spend some weeks with her son. Arthur N
Smith. Rev. Mr.. Clark of Northport was the
guest Of DR.. J. H. Baker last week. :. Rev. C.
R. Carleton and wife Of Corinna were in town
for several days. ...J. e. Darling and wife have
been guests at the hotel for several days. After
buying double lot in most desirable portion
of the cemetery and distributing several tons
OF coal among the worthy poor of the town
they returned to their winter home in Spring
field, Mass. The following program was pre-
scented on New Years at Union Hall by pupils
of the high school: Reading, Flying Jim's Last
Leap, Blanche Belches; essay, What's the Use,
Laura Spurdens; dialogue, Courtship Under
Difficulties Daniel Hamm; Jones.
Harold Varney; Prudence. Gladys Cole; read
ing, The Unknown Rider, Leroy Smith; read
ing, The Fireman's Wedding, Asenetis Carle-
ton; reading, The Slaves of Martinique, Grace
Colson; reading, The Legend of Breakneck,
Clara Baker; music, Hicks orchestra; dialogue.
The Wrong Box-Madam Primly, Asenath
Carleton; Aletha Roberts, Frances Lougee:
Julia Cavandish, Grace Colson; Rhoda Reming-
ton, Gladys Cole; Vera Garland, Mildred DON
lin; Harriette Rankin, Laura Spurdens; Grace
Monroe, Blanche Belches; Maude Ferguson.
Helen Calderwood; Louise Reed, Ruth McDon-
ongh; Sara O'Brien Clara Baker: music. Or
chestra; dialogue, Boarding School Franks
Margaret Livingston, senior, Gladys Cole;
Louise Bertram, Helen Calderwood; Dorothy
Vernon, Clara Baker; Grace Michaels, Assem-
ath Carleton; Grace Press. Mildred Donln.
Miss Emma Lewis Thompson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. J. Thompson of Fairfax S. D., died
Sunday at the home of her grandmother. Mrs
H. N. Abbott, where she and her mother were
visitors. Miss Thompson has been attending
school this fall at the Waynf1ete school in
Portland and was passing the Christmas vaca.
ton here. She had been i'll but few days and
the cause of her death was blood poisoning
She was very attractive young lady, modest
and retiring and her sudden death comes as &
great blow to the family. She is survived by
her father and mother, twin brother, Abbott
and sister, Miss Katherine Thompson, who is
now in Spokane, Wash. Her age was II years
miss Hill Rogers of Frankfort has been the
guest of Mrs. H. J. Weber the past week.
Mrs. o. S. Erskine and son Harry who have
been spending few weeks in Maiden, Mass.
returned home last week. .. il. Friends of Andrew
WEIGH of Bethel, VT, formerly of this town
will be interested to hear that he was recently
married to Miss Emma Simmons of Providence
R. -. Friends of Walter B. Gould, who was
obliged to undergo operation at hospita
in New York, will be glad to know he is getting
along comfortably. Mrs. Leroy Littlefielc
has returned home from the Eastern Maine
General hospital and is gaining She was
obliged to undergo severe surgical operation
...One of the kind-hearted citizens of this
town recently gave ton of coal to neighbo,
who has long had sickness in the home. An
other neighbor, who is shut-in, has received
the same amount. This is not the first time
the gentleman has shown his generosity ano
the recipients are deeply grateful . Friends
of Mrs. Lizzie Littlefield are glad to hear she
is improving after recent operation at the
Eastern Maine General Hospital She is visit.
ing Mrs. John l. Frederick