The Republican journal., 1911-01-05
LINCOLNVILLE.

Montville Sunday afternoon.
LINCOLNVILLE.
Mrs. Eva Deane is spending few weeks in
Belfast, the guest of her uncle, l. V. Miller....
Prof. Harrington closed his second term of
singing school with fine musical concert the
last evening. 1t was largely attended and de-
cided success. 49, Mrs Clara Mckinney has been
spending few days with her parents in Bel
mont. w. E. Dickey and Urban Young of
Boston spent Christmas with relatives in town.
80. Mr.. Norman Jones was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. knights over Christmas. He re-
turned to New York Monday -. Guiding Light
Sunday school gave Christmas concert at the
town hall Sunday evening, December 25th, A
fine program was furnished, consisting of dia-
logues, tableaux, songs, Rotations, etc. The
school presented their superintendent, Mr. ].
H. Peavy, with pair of gold link cuff but
tons, and after the concert Mr.. Peavy gave
very interesting and instructive talk the
Christmas lesson. A treat of pop corn and
candy was furnished by the school. That our
good work may continue through the New
Year is the wish of one and all. We are glad
to report that Mr.. E. B. Pottle, who has been
confined to the house for long time called on
some of his neighbors last week.
FREEDOM
The A. A. club met with Mrs. Edith Small
Wednesday evening, December 2sth. large
number was present.. Mr.. James Flye has
gone to Massachusetts to spend the winter with
his daughter, Emma Nickerson.. The K. of P.
ball was largely attended and good time was
reported by all. The oyster stew made by ].
B. Wiggin needs no commendation; it was very
nice. and the music furnished by Keyes' Or
chestra of Belfast was very fine. -. The Hus
tus Brothers have their machinery and every
thing in readiness to cut ice for anyone that
wants it, for reasonable price,. Mrs Guy
Twombly and two children from Monroe are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Lamson.. Mr.. Parker Cooper from the Uni
versity of Maine was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Sibley few days the past week..
Mrs. Marshall Lawrence visited her grandson,
Lloyd Clark, at the Good Will Farm December
26th. 80. Miss Edith Lawrence was in Water
vile December Goth to receive treatment for
her eyes. Mr.. George Mcdonald from
Bowdoinham passed Christmas with his broth
er, Woodman Mcdonald. :. Edmund Murch and
family from Bangor have moved in with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Murch. =. Mrs. A. l..
Fuller was the guest of her friend Rebecca
Webster the past week. go. Mrs. J. W. Libby
visited friends in Pittsheld the past week. go.
School in the Academy opened December 9th
with the same corps of teachers and with the
same number Of students. Mr.. Clyde Ward
from the University of Maine was the guest
of his friend, Ira Johnson, December 9th.
wlNTERPoRT.
Misses Viola and Barbara Conant entertain
ed a large company of their young friends on
Friday evening, December Both. The time was
spent in playing whist and with instrumental
and vocal music. Delicious refreshments of
ice cream and assorted cake were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant. Mrs. Emma Stevens
of Monroe spent several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. T. o. Shields. E. Weber
Bartlett, Charles Grant and Maurice Clark
will return to Orono Tuesday to resume their
studies at the University Mrs. Emma Haley
and daughter Phyllis visited her parents in
Dixmont few days last week, Lewis White
came from Montvile last Saturday on short
business trip to his home in West Winterport.
....J. W. Addingtcn is suffering from an at
tack of nervous prostration. At this writing
he is unable to see any but the members of
his family Mrs. Mary ]. Haley is caring for
her father, David Nye of Monroe. Mr.. Nye
has been in failing health for two years and is
considerably worse at present -. The services
at the Methodist Church Sunday were full of
interest. There was baptism. a communion
service and good New Years sermon in the
morning and fine League service in the even
ing, at which there was very large attend
ance. The Christmas tree exercises, which
were postponed, took place Monday night. The
concert was fine and the tree well laden with
gifts for the children. Among those who
came home for holiday visit were Miss Eliza
beth Fernald from Medford. Mass, Rev. c. R.
Carleton and wife from Corinna Ralph Perkins
from Boston, Lewis A. Eaton from stonington.