The Republican journal., 1911-05-04

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| Mansur entertained the W. c. T. U. last Fri
day -. Mr.. Austin Kicker is doing quite a
Business buying and selling cows Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Henderson came from Massachu-
! sets with the remains of their son Harold and
went to her old home with Mrs J. K Lufkin
| The remains were carried from there to the
village cemetery to be inferred in the family
j lot. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. and
/ Mrs. Henderson. his brother Roy. the grand
mother and the aunt, Nora Lufkin to whom
he was so dear. Miss Nora Lufkin is at home
from Searsport for short visit with her moth
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Richie of Belfast
were in town Sunday. Mark Dolloff of Belfast
has been in town in the interest of the Waldo
Telephone Company go. Mrs. Franklin Chase
was called to Alton last week to attend the
funeral of her law, Albert Ham,
LINCOLNVILLE.
very pleasant social event was a card
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Richard
Lermond last Saturday evening, when fifty of
their friends assembled at their cosy home
The evening was delightfully."- passed in games
and social chat, and music and singing by the
grange choir added greatly to the entertain
ment Ice cream, cake and candy were served
by the hostess. The party broke up at IL and
departed to their several homes pronouncing
both host and hostess delightful entertainers.
-. Miss Rita Cilley has gone to Camden
where she has employment. -. The town hall
is being shingled, which is needed improve
ment. DR.. Simmons has returned from
business trip to Portland . Don't forget the
May ball at Tranquility Grange hall Monday
evening. May 1st. Music by Browns orcbes-
ira. Mr. David Heal has bought fine new
automobile. Mrs Lola Green of Lynn, Mass.
is IN town for few days, a guest at the "Fair-
view. The schools in town began Monday.
Following is a list of the teachers Village
MISS Lena Mckinney: Beach, Mrs Mary
Ames; youngstown, Frank Miller; Miller dis
trlct, Miss Annie Richards Wiley's Corner,
Edna Mckinney; Hills district, Mr. Adams. -.
Mrs. Belle Russ returned Saturday from
weeks visit with friends in Belfast and Cas-
tine. Mrs. Eda l. Brown has returned from
few weeks visit in Belfast.
FREEDOM
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Alice Dodge
Thursday afternoon, April Goth, and a good
time was enjoyed by all. :. Mr. and Mrs. Gus
tave Bellows visited friends in Belfast the
past week. Dr. W. L. West, the veterinary
from Belfast, was in the village April goth on
business and took dinner with Mr. George
Worth. Mrs. Lucy Bangs and Mrs. Lillian
knowlton are both quite sick with bronchitis.
DR.. A. M. Small attends them Wiggin &
Webb had fine opening of hats April 21st.
Miss Ellie M. Flye's new variety store is we'll
patronlzed. Mr.. Woodman Mcdonald has
bought himself house lot of H. H. Lamson
and will build soon. :. Mrs. Ware from Thorn
dixie was the guest of her granddaughter Mrs.
Jennie Vose, the past week. :. Dr. and Mrs.
M. M. Small and their little daughter Ferne,
from Weeks Mills, were guests of Mrs. SmalPs
mother, Susan j. Flye, from April 18th until
April 10th. ~. W. Plummer attended the s.
}. court in Belfast the past week. Mrs.
Eunlce Plummer was the guest of her friend
Mrs. George Trundy the past week -. Mr..
James flye has returned from Yarmouth, Mass,
where he spent the winter Mr. George w.
Nckess received very large shower of post
cards on his SIND birthday, besides other more
valuable presents. Marshall Lawrence is
still in Albion, where he has employment.
SWANVILLE CENTER
Miss Grace McKeen has returned to Woburn,
Mass. -. Mrs. John Morrill, is quite well again.
fired Brown was taken to Bangor, to the
insane asylum, last week . There will not be
dance at Comet Grange hall Nav LIST. as in
tended, as the travelling is so bad. Joshua
Llttleheld of Waldo planted peas some time
ago, and the thermometer has since been below
freezing and the ground was covered with snow
April 21st and 22nd. L. Albert Moody and Rufus
Brown have each lost nice horse Fred
Llttlefield of Waldo bought car load of pota-
toes at Waldo Station last week. He paid So
cents per bushel. -. The Club met with Miss
Melissa Mckeen last Wednesday and worked
on lawn aprons. {. Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Robert
son visited Mr.. and Mrs John Palmer in Mon
roe last Sunday. Friends extend sympathy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nealey of Monroe in
the loss of their infant daughter Mr.. Fred
Curtis is gaining finely now :. Gilbert Morrill,
OF Brooks was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrill, last Friday. Miss Florence Murphy
is teaching in No. l and district and boarding
with Mrs. Freeman Clark. . The ground was
coated white with frost Monday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Clements health is very poor.
Mrs. Ann Webb remains about the same.
WHITES CORNER. (Winterport)
Mrs. L. A White and little daughter Erma
visited her father. Daniel Young, at the village
last Thursday. Mr. Young, who has been an
invalid for many months, remains about the
same. Earle and Russell Nealley, who have
had employment in Boston for several months.
are at home for the summer. Frank Tasker
had the misfortune to catch his hand on a saw
operated by a gasoline engine and bad
wound was the result. The cords of two fin
gers were severed. DR.. VIM Ellingwoo per-
formed the surgical work and made the pa
tient comfortable as possible. :. Mrs. A. D.
Godsoe returned to town last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers of Monroe were
guests at the home of G. H. York last Sunday.
80. Miss Lizzie Foss of Bangor was the week.
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ], d.
Foss. Mrs. Stella Bean of Dixmont visited