The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-06-08
WEST WINf'ERPoRf,

The Fisher sehce! closed Friday evening,
May 10Th with the following program Music,
monograph; address of welcome, Beatrice
White; recitation, Margaret White; dialogue.
"Mrs. Brown and Doctor" Margaret White
and Donald Dyer; music, monograph; recita-
ton, Eunice Fisher; Mother Goose (exercise)
by the following pupils: Mother Goose Beat
rice White; Little Boy Blue. Donald Dyer; b.
peep, Hazel Lowe; Miss Muffet, Addie Crocker;
Jack, Earle Pendleton; Jill, Eliza Croker; Mar
gerry Daw, Margaret White; defamation,
Daniel Dyer; tableau, Wanted, a Husband"
Annie Richie; dialogue, miss Lighthead in
the Country" Jennie johnson and Ivan Clark;
defamation. Earl Pendleton; Children of Ma
tons (eXercise:) American girl, Beatrice
'White; Soldier Boy, Daniel Dyer; Indian, Dom
aid Dyer: Esquimo, Sumner Clark Arab, Paul
Grant; Pilgrim, Hazel Lowe; Dutch Lady, An
ME Richie; music, phonograph; recitation,
Jennie Johnson; dialogue, "Starting Quar-
rel" Annie Richie and Nellie Marden; dec
larnation, Ivan Clark; Growing of June,
Annie Richie, Beatrice White, Eliza Crocker,
Hazel Lowe; recitation, I'm Glad I'm not
I'm not Girl, Paul Grant; tableau, Union,
five children: Clayton Grant, Earl Pendleton.
Donald Dyer, Colby Brown, Daniel Dyer; mu-
sic; pantomime, with the following characters:
Grandma, Beatrice White, grandpa, Paul
Grant; granddaughter, Hazel Lowe; lovers,
tation, Jaanita Fields; recitation, Nellie Mar
den, tableau. asking Blessing" Margaret
White; defamation, Colby Brown; closing adj
dress, Hazel Lowe. IA valuable four-y year
old colt owned by Mr.. Llewellyn Clarke be-
came frightened while loading a cultivator
into farm wagon and ran away throwing
Lyman, the young son, to the ground without
injury. The horse ran on toward the Marsh
stream, where it stopped. but not before the
cultivator, which had fallen toward, had cut
both hind legs, one very deeply, severing the
cord. DR.. Darling, the Belfast veterinary,
was Immediately called and cared for
the suffering animal. Much sympathy is
is felt for Mr.. Clark, for the horse was noble
fellow, four years old, and easily worth $500.
The animal is suffering very acutely, but it is
thought it can be saved. Mr.Llewellyn Knowl-
ton while working at the farm of Mr.. T. o.
Shields had his right leg badly crushed Sur
geons have removed all the flesh below the
knee as blood poisoning had set in and it is
hoped that the limb will not have to be ampu-
tated. Mr.. Knowlton is an intense sufferer.
Much sympathy goes out to Mrs. John Brackett,
who before marriage was Nellie Page, as she
has become totally blind and was told at the E.
M. G. Hospital, that the blindness would be per-
manent Her mother, Mrs. Ann Page, 95 years
old, lays at the point of death, and she, to-
gether with an uncle, William Clark, are the
only ones left in the home, Capt. Bracket
having passed away very suddenly a few
months ago from heart trouble. Mrs. Lottie
Bracket Clarke, the older daughter, and her
infant son, Dalton, are staying there for the
present.. MIR. Chester Curtis has a 1900 lb
horse for sale. The animal is fifteen years old,
sound and true to work single or double.