The Republican journal., 1912-11-07
L!NCOLNVILLE.

LISSoLiNf
The schools in town will! close Friday for one
weeks vacatio en-. Miss Jennie Cudworth has
returned from New Hampshire, where she has
been employed as milliner. =. Nathan Miller is
at home from Boston for short visit with his
parents... Mr.. ard Mrs. Willis Harwell of
C amden were guests of Mr.. and Mrs John
Miller Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Cross and
Mrs. Adelbert Carver were in Rockland Thurs
day, shopping... Miss Georgia Hall, who has
been working at millinery in Belfast, is at
home for few days.. Mr.. Gerald and Miss
Mary Cogeins are making an extended visit
with relatives in Bangor, Ellsworth and Surry.
.... There will be dance at Cilley's hall Sat-
urday evening, Nov. 9th, with music by
Townseud's orchestra. e. Mrs. Belle Russ Wis
tied friends in Belfast few days last week.
TROY.
The funeral services of the late Lorenzo
Garcelon were held Wednesday afternoon at
the house, Rev. James Ainslie of Unity Off
ciating. A quartet composed of Mrs. c. A.
ofin, Mrs. L W. Knight, Arthur Bagley and
F rank Fairbanks sang two selections. Those
present from out of town included Miss Agnes
Peabody and Miss Mary Cotton of Lewiston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrison Chandler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Garceion of Burnham, John Wey-
mouth of Plymouth, Fred Weymouth of Bos-
ton. and William Garcelon of Burnham.. -.
Prea ching services were held Sunday at West
Troy. Next Sunday Rev. James Ainslie will
speak at the church at p. m... The best en-
tertainment given in town for some tine was
given by the T. C. R. c., last Wednesday even
ing, at the Troy Grange Hall. Miss Maude
Andrews of Augusta delighted the audience
with her humorous readings. Excellent music
was furnished by Pomeroy's orchestra, assist
ed by Messrs. Adams and Pendleton. After
the entertainment the boxes were sold at auc-
ton, A social followed, with music by the or
chestra, and all had jolly time till late hour.
APPLETON.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Simmons of Marlboro,
Mass, are visiting friends in this place. 49,.
Mrs Frank Kimmens has returned from
Somersworth, N. H. accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. HILL who will remain with her par
ents few weeks. Charles Simmons of
Whitingsville, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Simmons. Miss Edna Morang is
visiting her brother and his wife in Chelsea.
.... Miss Linda Annis is in Swampscot Mass,
where she will spend the winter with her
niece, Mrs. Phillips. -. The funeral services of
Lindley M. Gushee were held Thursday in the
Union church, Rev. Mr. Russell of Union ofici-
ating. There was very large attendance of
relatives and friends and the seating capacity
of the church was entirely too small to accom-
modate all present. The deceased was Past
Grand of Appleton lodge, l. o. o. F., and the
impressive rites of the order were observed by
members of the lodge, led by Brother A. M.
Hill of Warren Lodge. Intern was in the
family lot in Pine Grove cemetery. Among
the relatives present from other places were
Mrs. Grace Bliss of Winthrop, Mass, and Mr..
Almond Gushee Of Dorchester, M ass. He is
survived by widow, Helen Gushee; by three
daughters, Grace. Rosa and Florence; by one
son, Harry N, and one brother, Almond. The
sympathy Of the entire community is extend
cd to the family in this sad bereavement.