The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-09
FREEDOM.

Mrs. Euuice Plummer and Mrs. Nellie Ban
ton are on the sick list
Mrs. E. E. Vose is in Knox caring for Ter
daughter, Mrs. Fred Vose.
Miss Maude Ware was the guest of ner sis
ter, Jenrie Vose, the past week.
Mrs.John Cornforth from Montvlle called on
Mrs. w. K. Sparrow March LIST.
Mrs Bert Reynolds from Liberty was the
guest of Mrs. Inez Bellows the past week.
Mr.I.P P. Critics frorl Branch Mills was the
guest of Ralph Reynolds the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. McGray were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Fowler March End.
Harry Bangs, ESQ.,, has gone to Stonington,
Maine, where he has employment in a law
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Berry from Montvile
were guests of Mrs. Harry Bangs the past
week,
Mrs. Nelson Brown from Weeks Mills was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Worth,
March 5th.
MIR. Fred Vose and his daughter Rena from
Houlton were guests of MIR. and Mrs. E. j.
Vose the past week.
Hon. G. E. Bryant and Mrs. Bryant from
Burnham visited Mr.. Bryant's mother from
March 3rd to March 9th.
ThesLadies Aid will meet with Mrs. Jennie
Vose Thursday afternoon, March 9th. AS
there is business of Importance to come be-
fore the meeting full attendance is desired.
Juanita Temple held very interesting meet
ing Saturday evening, March 4th The next
meeting will be Saturday evening, March 18th
when it is hoped all members will be present.
Mr.. F. B. Mutt veteran of the Civil War
and worthy patron of Dirigo Grange, was
more than pleased with shower of post cards
on his 72nd birthday. He received just as
many cards as he was years DID, We hope he
will live to enjoy many more birthday show
ers before he has to answer the last roll call.
Mr.. Ernest Cookson from Albion, and his
cousins from Roxbury, Mass, and Portland,
called on Mrs. Nellie Banton Feb. 2sth. The
home of Mrs. Banton was once the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cookson and the children
were anxious to revisit the place once more.
and although the home had undergone many
changes it held many pleasant memories for
for them.
The Tuesday Club met at the home of Mrs
Small February 2sth. The study for the after
noon was in charge of the President, Mrs. Mary
H. Sibley. The quiz questions in "Our Country
magazine were used. Pictures of Hawaii were
shown. and there was a reading from the Visior
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the study hour dainty refreshments were served
and half hour spent in social conversation
Mrs. Small, who is to take charge of the next
study, assigned parts of the program to each
member.
Friday evening, March 3rd, the Freedom
Academy Seniors presented the drama "Ree
Acre Farm in the Grange hall The hall wa.
we'll filled at an early hour, with standing room
only for many who came in later. The cas-
was as follows:
Josiah Armstrong, the owner of Red Acre
Farm, Lee Kenney
Colonel Barnaby Strut, Crawling Cod
wollopers,' Claude Nuttel
Jonah Jones, a farm helper,
Everett Blanchard
Squire Harcourt, who holds mortgage,
William Saywart
Harry Harcourt, his profigate son,
Chester Thompson
Dick Randall, who seeks his fortune
Fuller Wentworth
Tom Busby, a travelling merchant,
Everard Bryant
Amanda Armstrong, Josiah's wife,
Bessie Pearson
Nellie Armstrong, driven from home,
Hazel Sparrow
Laura Armstrong a poor weak sinner,
Orre Worth
Mrs. Barnaby Strut, the ColonePs wife,
Wilhelmine Cunningham
Junior" adopted daughter of the Struts,
Persis Wentworth
The Seniors expect to present the play il
Branch Mills, Friday, March 10th, and later il
Brooks.