The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-12-05

those who drilled them SO carefully The l..
A. S. will have their fair Dec 18th. If stormy,
the following evening. All favors will be
gratefully received, if friends feel like con-
tributing. The wonderful Sweet Family will
furnish entertainment. Supper and sale be-
fore the program. The proceeds are to go for
n eco ed repairs on the chur h. The next meet
ing Of the L. A. S. will be with the President,
Mrs. W. E. Damn, Thursday, Dec. 9Th. Mrs.
Rawson Lufkin OF Gardiner, Me, is the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nickeron,
for few days =. Mr.. ii. M, Chase has lost his
old family driving horse, Harry. Mr.. Valor-
Gus Spearing of Monroe was the guest of his
grandson. Master Kermit Nickerson, last
week. We had our first snow storm Sunday
night. Miss Grace Gilkey of Dark Harbor
closed very successful term of school at the
Corner last Friday and left for her home in
Isesboro Saturday morning. She will return
in week for the winter term. We are pleased
that we are to have so genial young lady
with US while longer. Mrs. Ella McTag-
Mrs. G. T. Nickerson, Sunday. Mrs. Fred
Webb, who has been very sick, is improving.
Mrs. W. ]. Nickerson is also better, under the
medical attention of DR.. F. C. Small.
FREEDOM
Hon. D. W. Dodge was in Belfast on business
Nov. 18th. :. Miss Gerrish from Waterville
was the guest of Winfred Dodge the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs Mark Crofton and chill
rem from Watervile were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Vose recently. :. Mr.. Fred Vose and
daughter Ruby from Houlton visited his moth
err, Mrs. Eliza E. Vose, last week.. Mr.. Ed
ward Tucker of Pittsfeld called on friends in
the village the past week. Mr.. George
Worth is making extensive repairs on his barn,
Mr.. Fred Murch and Jed Plummer are doing
the work. Mr.. Ralph Reynolds and his
mother from Liberty have moved into Knowles
Bangs upstairs rent. Mr.. Cleave Knowl
ton has rented the building known as the meat
market of Hon. D. W. Dodge and will move
his business there soon Mr.. Dodge has had
it painted throughout. Fred N. Flye is doing
the job. Mr.. Knowlton will add a pool table
to his barber shop. Miss Orrie Worth from
Bates college, Lewiston, will pass Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Worth. Mr. Atchison preached his farewell
sermon Sunday morning. Nov. oath -. Dirigo
Grange fair and dinner success financial
ly. Dirigo is still fourishing. II has MEM
bership in good standing of ia and several
more to be taken in soon.. Dana B. Carter
Post will meet in their hall Friday Dec. 9th, to
elect officers for the ensuing year, and the
ladies will meet and elect their officers the
same day. Dinner will be served in the dining
r DOM by the ladies'. sd.
PROSPECT
the afternoon train last Saturday for a few
days visit with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Robert Kilman. Mr. and Mrs Burton
Bachelor, who have been employed in Halo
we'll for the past three months, arrived home
Nov. 21st. Miss Emma Ford from Massa-
chusetts has been the guest of her friend Miss
Bernice Alley the past week. They both left
on the train Saturday morning for Seal Harbor
to be the week lend guests Of Miss Alleys
mother, Mrs. Angela Hartman. Fred Copp
left last week for Woodbury.. VT, where he
has employment for the winter. Mrs. Nellie
B atchelder and son, Roy Perkins of Frankfort.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs George Dockham
Nov. 3d.. :. Mrs. Jennie Dockham. D. D G. c.,
visited Arcadia Temple, Pythian Sisters, at
Brewer last week for inspection. :. Mr.. and
Mrs Everett Dockham were visitors in South
Brewer Nov 22nd.. Mr.. and Mrs. R. P Copp
spent the week lend in Belfast, guests of Mr..
and Mrs Manley Hartman. -. The many
friends of Mrs Frank Gould were grieved to
hear that. She had the misfortune to fall on
coming out of church evening last week.
She made misstep and fell, striking her head
on table, and was rendered unconscious for
time, but at this writing is much i'm
proved. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould moved from here
to Bucksport few months ago and have many
friends in this vicinity. Mrs. May Alley was
a visitor in Bangor Nov 23d. Fred Cunning
ham has moved his family to Bangor. Mrs
Anna Hartman and Mrs. Edna Hartman were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R.
Hill in Winterport.
BURNHAM.
The people of this town are much pleased
over a real estate transfer of the past week,
when Dominique Susi of Pittsfield bought the
W alter power and mill privilege at this village
owned by Chas. Milliken of Augusta and which
for good many years has not been of much
benefit to the town. Under the ownership of
Mr.. Susi things are expected to be different.
The dam will be temporarily repaired and the
saw mill will be run this winter. Next sum-
mer new concrete dam will be built, and sew
eral manufacturing concerns are even now
ooking over the site for plant, and as Mr..