The Republican journal., 1910-05-05
LlNCOLNVyLLE REACH.

their way for fishing trip at Swan Lake.
LINCOLNVIILE BEACH.
Mr.. Victor Goulding and family of Worces-
ter, Mass, have opened their house, "The
Montrose." -. Mr.. August Carlson and fami-
ly have rented the house on the point. Mrs.
Della Richard, who spent last week with her
sister, Miss Evelyn Seekins has returned to
her work in Belfast -. While school is keep
ing the daughters of David McCobb, Louise and
Lenora, will stop with their grandmother, Mrs
Chas A. Warren. -. School begins in town this
week. Miss Carrie Sherman is teaching at
the Beach. =. Mrs. Everett Dean, who has
been visiting her mother in Islesboro, has re-
turned to Melody Manse". 49,. Mrs. E. S.
Mathews, who spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hall, in Brookline, Mass,
has opened her house for the summer. =. Miss
Phebe Wentworth has been visiting her sister,
Miss Merle Wentworth
LIBERTY.
| Mr.. Harold Donnell of Southeast Harbor has
returned to his home having closed very
successful year of work as principal of the
High school. 1t is hoped MIR. Donnell's SER
vices can be secured for another year. :. The
town schools will begin May End with the fol-
lowing teachers: Primary, Mary A. Brown;
Lower Village, Mrs. c. M. Aver; South Liberty,
Ella Greeley; Prescott-Davis, Mrs. Geo. Nc
Lain; Sherman's Corner, Flora Sherman; Hos
tile Valley, Mrs Willard Whlliker; Bradstreet,
Ruby Howes. e. Miss Ruth Knowlton has been
engaged to teach the spring term in Center
Montville. .....Dr. Samuel W. johnson and
Arthur Richie of Belfast were guests of DR..
C. B. Holt last week. :. April 18th the members
of the Eastern Star gave supper in honor of
the birthday of their oldest member, Ambrose
P. Cargill, who is Sd years old.
TROY.
Charles 0. Moore passed away April 18th, af-
ter long and severe suffering from heart dis
ease, aged 81 years. He leaves wife; one
daughter, Mrs. Winfield Baker of Troy; four
sons and one sister, Mrs. Emma Williston.
The funeral was held at the church Thursday
and was attended by the Knights of Pythias.
Rev. B. H. Tucker officiated. The interment
was in Fairview cemetery. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved family, who deeply feel
their loss. -. Mrs. Frank Thompson is teaching
the Center school, instead of Mrs. Gerry, as
reported last week. Mrs. Mary Elliot has
sold her farm to L. L. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
! T. W. HAYES passed Saturday and Sunday in
Pittsfeld. :. Miss Linnie Lampher is teaching
in Burnham and Miss Aida Head at FarwelPs
Corner, Unity =. The Sunday school will be re-
organized at Troy Corner church next Sunday.
-. The Willing Workers met with Mrs Mayo
Bickmore last week and reorganized, re-elect-
ing the old officers for the ensuing year. The.
next meeting will be with the President, Mrs
E. B. Gowen.. The N. T. R.Club met with
Mrs. Reuben Rhoades last Friday
NORTH ISLESBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Fairfield who spent
the winter in Massachusetts, arrived home
April GOTH. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McLaugh-
lin. who have been in Boston and Portland,
/ Maine, during the winter, returned last week.
..... Mrs. Helen Ryder and daughter, Miss
Gayle, are in Belfast for short time. Mr..
M. R. Trim is having his house painted by
Sprague and Pendleton. .... Mrs. M c. Niles
and daughter Miss Mary, have returned from
/ Somerville, Mass where they spent part of
the winter. A happy company of little peo-
pie were seen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Coombs Saturday afternoon, when their
little daughter Doris entertained few of her
schoolmates in honor of her eighth birthday.
Games and music were enjoyed until o'clock
when they were ushered into the dining room
where they found prettily decorated table
with the birthday cake and other dainty re-
Re ne
den, Leola Coombs, Frances Decker, Ada Ladd
Elsie Bates, Emily Farrow Evangeline Free
man and Zama Yeaton . There was a May.
basket sale at the Free Baptist vestry Wednes.
day night. -. The toothsome smelts make glac
our breakfast tables. Capt. Cheno Keller
has gone away to take his vessel. i. :. Mrs
Everett Dean of Lincolnvile who has under
gone uccessful operation for appendicitis is
staying with her mother, Mrs Cheno Keller.
LINCoLNvIILE.
The schools in town began the spring term
Monday. Miss Lena Mckinney was in Bel.
fast Saturday, shopping. Mrs. Ina knights
passed Saturday and Sunday at her home here
and returned to Belfast Monday. Mr. W. A
Adams, superintendent of Bodwell Granite Co
of Rockland, accompanied by H. H. Griffin
foreman of the Spruce Head quarry, were
guests at Frank Greys on Friday, en- route to
Belfast on business. Mrs. v. A. Woodbridge
returned Saturday from three weeks visit ir
North Andover and Everett, Mass. :. Mrs
Carrie Hall, our popular dress-maker, who has
been dressmaking the past week in North
port, arrived home Sunday. Miss Velms
Woodbridge is teaching school at Halls Corner
Belmont The supper and dance at the
Town Hall last Thursday evening was sue.
cess, but was not SO largely attended as antici-
pated, as the proceeds were for good cause
to repair the towns property-and we regret
that no more interest is manifested by our cit.
izens.. Guiding Light Sunday school is in.
creasing in membership and has an average
attendance of % or more. The school will
meet next Saturday afternoon to choose off.
GERS and organize "Help-some-how Society,"
go. Mr.. Arthur Mahoney passed few days in
Searsmont, last week, the guest of his brother
Arad Mahoney.... Misses Laura and Gladys
Young were at home from Camden last Satur.
day and Sunday.