The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-03-07

1OtCe OF men V 8essA0' 2. = -
browntail moths. 10 compliance WITH the laws
Lyndon Nealey is engaged at the work in this
part Of the town. They are found In much
greater numbers than last year.
CENTER MoNTvn1E.
w. J. Bean was badly hurt February 18th
while loading logs. The front teeth in his
under jaw were loosened, and several cuts in
fiicted on his chin and head Charles Little
hale and A, B. Wing were at Fred Greeley's in
South Freedom Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Berry were Sunday guests OF Mr. and MRS.
Jonathan Berry, in Morrill, =. Mrs h. E. Ram
say is in Liberty this week at Mrs J S. Ayers.
80 Miss Belva L. Davis is n Liberty for a
| time visiting her sister, Mrs Hattie Howes.
Chester Pinkham went to Winterport Monday
to help F. A. Luce pack apples Mrs. D. B.
Plummer was in Belfast part of last week. -.
Mrs F. A. Luce with her children, Rilla and
Ronald, visited Mrs. Clarence Fuller in Sears
mont Tuesday . Miss Avis Myrick of Hall.
dale is with Mrs F. A. Cushman this week. -.
MIR. and Mrs Leon Perry are soon to move
from Mrs Lizzie Sanford's farm to Joseph
Perry's :. The selectmen. W. E. Prescott. D.
B. Plummer and H. S. Erskne. Collector F. A.
Cushman and treasurer Allen Goodwin, met at
the selectmen's Office February 18th and set
tied up the towns business for the past year.
This town has disposed of all its old tax deeds.
has no debts and no unsettled taxes. and has
1926. II in the treasury ..... Mrs Avery Stewart
visited her daughter, Mrs. Milton Wentworth,
last week . The Ladies Grange sewing circle
held their fair and sale on Friday evening,
February 3d. instead of Thursday as adver-
tised, on account of severe weather. . A sup
per and dancing were enjoyed after the sale,
with music by Liberty orchestra. DR.. Ram
say and Milton Wentworth took ride to JEFF
ferson, Sunday :. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Col
by's little daughter passed away February 22d.
Everyone feels much sympathy for the parents
and brother in their bereavement ...Orrie
Morse traded horses with Mr.. Fred Powell CT
Liberty recently. Mr.. ard Mrs. Gershom Ok
ton have little daughter, born February 25th.
BURNHAM.
Mrs. F. l.. LIBBY and son Harold visited Fri
day and Saturday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Harrington. Arthur Hunt is at
home from his work in the lumber mills, Hart
land Mrs. York of Brooks was in town Sat-
urday on her way to Portland, where she was
called by the serious illness of grandchiid %.
Sebasticook Grange held an interesting meet
ing last Saturday night. Supt of Schools ].
G. Morrill, and wife of Clinton were present
and he gave very instructive talk on the
school question. A supper was served and
general good time enjoyed Minnie Merri-
thew came from Lynn, Mass, Saturday, for a
few weeks visit with friends. She c .lled on
Daisy Foster at ST. Barnabas hospital, Port
land. and found 'her very comfortable and
gaining &C. E. Libby and wife of Fairfield
spent Saturday and Sunday at F. L. Fletchers.
Miss Ethel Vose of Freedom was in town
Saturday. 20. B. McKechnie's camp which
the choppers have used this winter was burned
! asst Saturday night. The fire was seen about
$50 p m. Cause unknown. No fire had been
built there since Saturday noon, d.. Dr. fash
of Fairfield was in town Sunday, called here
to see Mrs. ]. S. Emery and Mrs. A. C. Miles.
Town meeting March 18th. As there are
several candidates for road commissioner and
some other town offices much interest is ex-
pected to be shown. -. Waldo Lodge, K of P,
held an all-night session Friday night, work.
ing all three degrees and having an oyster
supper. Visitors were present from Pittstield
and Unity -. Miss Cora Baker of Waterville
is stopping for the present with her aunt, Mrs
Lorenzo Baxter. Ben. Mudgett of Belfast
was in town Friday on his regular trip ......
Edward Shaw, travelling optician, has been in
town the past week, stopping with John Hart
Mrs. Hester Morse has returned to Bel
fast. Mrs. Truman Written and children
are visiting relatives in New Hampshire for
few weeks