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

FREEDOM
Quite number in the village are sick with
an epidemic which is very prevalent just now.
1.-THE topic of Mr.. Atchison for Su. day
evening, March 3rd, will be "a Place of
Amusements in Modern Life" The Ladies
Aid will meet with Mrs. D. W. Dodge this,
Thursday, afternoon. Miss Louise Sibley is
passing her vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Sibley. ....T The freshmen
prize speaking will be held in Freedom church
Friday evening March LIST. :. Mrs. Asentha
Pitcher and daughter, Mrs. W. H. Sampson,
from Bath,are visiting Mrs. C. B. Sampson =.
Mrs. Martha Vose when returning from calling
Mrs. Lottie Vose, who has been sick, Slip
ped on piece of ice and fell down long
flight of stairs. Her head and side were quite
badly hurt but no bones were broken and at this
writing she is getting along nicely. "A very
heavy thunder shower visited our village
Thursday morning between four and five
o'clock. The lightning was the most vivid
ever seen here, but no damage was done near
the village. Mr.. Frank Danforth and son
Eleazer are kept very busy destroying the
brown tail moth nests in the orchards and
shade trees in the village. :. Master Harding
Bryant, youngest Son of Hon. George E. Bry-
ant, is very sick at this writing :. Messrs.
Earl Hussey and George Bckford joined the
Samoset club Saturday evening, Feb 24th and
supper of baked clans was enjoyed by ALL.
The X. OF 2. lodge and Juanita Temple held
joint installation Wednesday evening, Feb
2lst, and the following officers of the Temple
were installed by the district deputy, Mrs.
Katrina Bryant of Burnham, assisted by Mrs.
Annie Arnold, acting grand chief, and Mrs.
Getchell of Augusta, grand manager: Mrs.
Hattie Wiggin, P. c.; Miss Effie M. Flye. M. E.
c.; Winnie Webb, M. E. and S.; Mrs Jennie
Vose, M E. j.; Cora Nichols, M. of T.; Miss
Bertha Bryant, M. of R. and c.; Mrs. Mary
Knowlton, M. of F.; Edith Worth, P. of T.;
Lillian Briggs, G. of o. and T. Mr.. j. w. Dean,
District deputy, Mr.. Fred Nichols. Grand mas
ter of arms. and Mr.. Will Farwell, Grand pre-
late, installed the following K. of P officers:
| George Worth, Past chancellor commander; E.
H. Banton, Chanc elor commander; P. F. Bes-
sy, Vice chancellor; Frank Cunningham, Pre-
late; c. E. Bryant, Master of Work; Everett
of records and seals; Frank johnson, Master of
finance; W. R. Sparrow, Master of exchequer;
William Sprague. Inside guard. At the close
of the installation nearly eighty assembled in
the dining hall and partook of an excellent
supper, consisting of baked chicken, boiled
ham, pastry of every description. hot coffee,
mashed potatoes and several kinds of pickles.
Everything was grand and general good time
was enjoyed by all present.
APPLETON.
After visit of several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Currier, Miss Nellie Greenwood re-
turned last week to her home in jefferson .
Forty-three members of Appleton I. o. O. F.
lodge visited Warren lodge, Saturday evening,
February 18th. Included in this number were
five who had received the initiatory degree in
| Appleton lodge, and on whom the Warren
brothers volunteered to confer the first, second
and third degrees, and the work was performed
in the faultless manner for which the degree
! staff OF Warren lodge ia noted Nothing vaa