The Republican journal., 1911-12-14
NORTH sEARsmoNT.

NORTH SEARSMONT.
Mr.. Alfred K Paul of Boston spent Thanks
giving with MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Paul. Mr.
Raymond Hills of Camden was at home from
school for few days last week. Mr.. Frank
Cooper was in Brooks Dec. LIST and End. Mr..
Earl Howes, who is packing apples in South
Liberty, was at home over Thanksgiving, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milbury Hunt left on Mondays
boat for visit in Boston and vicinity. >. Mrs.
Abbie Howard of Belfast is with her niece,
Mrs. Flora Rokes. =. Mrs. j. L. Warren was in
Liberty last week. :. Cobb & Paine are put
ting in fine line of Christmas goods, and
those wishing to buy will do well to call
EAST:NORTHPORT
Miss Eva Perkins, who is teaching school in
Somerville, Mass, spent the ksgivng re-
cess with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Per-
kns, returning to Scme1ville, Saturday, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, who will
remain there for the winter. Thanksgiving
was generally observed here. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
H. Southland of Belfast spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Southland, eturning to Belfast
Friday morning. c. o. Dickey and family
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Knight and children of
Belfast were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Hills.r Fsustina and Robert Condor of Belfast
visited their aunt, Mis-. Henry Hills, during
the anksgivrg recess. Mrs J.. C. Ross,
Misses Athea ard Coldela Mahoney were en-
tertained at W. c. Mahorey's Matthew
Leacbetter and son were guests of Mr. and
MIRO l,n
S, hool began Dec. 4th, with Miss Mary Kelley
of Brewer as teacher. Miss Kelley is fa,, r
fte with tie pupils. ..Mr. ard MIS-. A. G. We, d.
man, who have been stopping at Shore Acres
or the sun mer left for Boston December Asst.
FREEDOM
Pen u ". Dodge while helping his nephew.
Perley Gross. get stick Of timber from the
woods November 9th, broke one of the small
bones in his leg. DR.. Small was called and set
the bone and Mr. Dodge at this writing is do
ing nicely. Mrs D. w. Dodge returned home
November goth, after visiting her cousin,
Persis Andrews, in Paris, Me, and friends in
Portland. :. Mr.. Fred Thurston has gone to
Massachusetts, for stay of several weeks.
Miss Wilhelmina Cunninghams..has returned
home from the hospital in Lewiston. :. MIR.
and Mrs. Atchison were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James W. Libby the past week. {. Mr..
Knowles Bangs visited his son, Harry Bangs,
Esq, in Searsport, November 25th and Goth. ...
Mrs. Abbie Wright and son Osborne and
brother Leon Cookson from Rangey visited
Mrs. Susan J. Flye the past week. -. Mr.
Henry Boulter from Knox called on his cousin,
Almatia Wescott, the past week. /. Miss Edith
Lawrence is dressmaking for Mrs. White in
Thorndike. :. Messrs. Dana Banton and Fred
N. Flye put new seats in the schoolhouses in
the Sibley and Penney districts the past week.
-. The residents of the village feel quite in
dignant to think that through some unknown
device something more stimulating than water
is gaining ground in our little village 1t is
hoped that the citizens will arouse themselves
and try and subdue the evil before it gets too
strong hold on our young men. What greater
curse is there in our land today than strong
drink. MIR. and Mrs. c. B. Sampson passed
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Samp-
son in Bath. Miss Frances Mclaughlin, book
keeper for Mr.. c. b. Sampson, spent Thanks
giving with her parents in Bangor. -. The
drama "The Stolen WILL" given by the stu
dents of Freedom academy in the Grange hall
on Thanksgiving evening was largely attend
ed. 1t was a beautiful play and was nicely
rendered, each one acting their part to per-
lection. The cast of characters was fol-
lows:
Coroner, an old magistrate,
Cap, enc of the finest police in the world,
Neil Whtcomb
Chip Wrinkle, Esq, long, lank country boy,
Claude Nutter
Marky Loker, an overgrown BOBBY,
Tommy Saunders, bright and saucy,
Henry Clark
George Jameson villain, Seth Banton
Amos Wenley, an old farmer, [hood]
Dea. Cuff, prominent man in the neighbor-
Lee Kenney
Hon Edw. Enwright, a foreign traveller,
William Sayward
| Newsboy, smart little chap, Thomas Vose
Viola Wenley, a child of adoption,
Hazel Sparrow
Sarah Loker, a society belle, Ethel Vose
Madam Loker, lady of the period,
Roberta Wiggin
Little Cora, an only child, Hazel ToWle
Betsey Smith, a bold, bad woman,
Edna Osgood
Kathleen. nurse GIRL Lula Blaisdell
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