The Republican journal., 1912-12-26

very pretty solo at the church last Sunday
morning. There were no services Sunday
evening as Mr.. Taylor had to be in Lincoln
vile to assist in the dedication of the church
there. The Grange did not meet Wednesday
night on account of the bad travelling Bliss
Mariner is at home for two weeks vacation.
FREEDOM.
The funeral of Mr.. Ledo Flye was held at
the home of his mother. Mrs. Susan J. Flye,
on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 22nd. The service
was conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Kent from AL
bion. Mr.. Fred Flye received letter from
the undertaken at White Haven, Pa, where
his brother Ledo was killed, giving these par
ticulars: "Mr. Ledo Flye and friend were
crossing the railroad track when the train,
which was one-half hour late. came along kill
ing both instantly. "Mr. FIVE was identified
by letter in his pocket which he had received
from....his mother only a day or two before.
Mrs. Flye and family wish to thank their
neighbors, the Samoset Club and friends. for
the help so kindly given them in their trouble
and for the beautiful flowers sent by the Sam
oset Club and other friends.
sWANvlLLE CENTER.
Mr.. Shaber Robertson of Oregon has been
the guest of his brothers, Martin and Watson,
for the first time in Sc years, and he finds
great many changes. go. Ray Robertson and
Maurice Nickerson returned to Waterville to
work lasts Saturday.. Mrs. Barden has gone
to New Jersey to spend the winter with her
daughter. :. Mr. and Mrs. David Moody re-
Gently entertained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Robertson and family and Mr.. and Mrs E.
E. Clements and family of Searsport. i. Mrs.
Caroline MARI and Mrs. Flora Littlefield spent
Christmas at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grant in Frankfort. MIR. Fred Barden and
Miss Mildred Braley were quietly married
Dec. 18th. Their many friends wish them
much happiness through life. The Indus
trial Club met with Mrs. Mckeen Dec 18th
and will meet with Mrs. H. P. White Jan. 9Th
All members are to be prepared with some
thing towards the program. bring their own
work. and pay cents each. Miss Grace Nc
Keen of Woburn, Mass, is the guest of her
father, Mr.. Isaac McKeen. Mr.. Hollis
Robertson of Massachusetts is visiting his
brother Wilmot in Monroe. Miss Nellie
MARI is at home for two weeks. E. H. Little
field bought fine span of team horses in Ban
gor last Saturday.
sWANvILLE.
Mr.. Edwin Small,a lifelong resident of Swan
vile, died at his home Dec. 18th, aged 76 years
and months. He had been in poor health for
several years, but the immediate cause of his
de ath was cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves
two sons, Mr.. Charles E. Small of Swanville
and Mr.. Bert Small of Brooks. Rev H G.
Booth of Brooks preached the funeral sermon
at the late home of the deceased, and the in
terment was in the family lot at Greenlawn
cemetery. -. Miss Julia Chase, teacher in
the Everett, Mass, schools, arrived Saturday
for weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Chase. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson
Lufkin and children are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nickerson -. Mrs. H. F. M.
Phillips went to Unity last Tuesday for an in
definite stay with her sister, Mrs. John Brown.
90. Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Nicherson and Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Nckerson returned home from
Portland last Thursday night. Miss Harriet
and Mr.. Ira Veazie returned Friday. Misses
Carrie Seeley of Bar Harbor and Flora Seeley
of Augusta are at home fer the Christmas
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Seeley -. Miss Grace McKeen of Wo
burn, Mass, is visiting her father, Mr.. Isaac
McKeen. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cunningham
spent the week end in Prospect.
NORTH UNITY
Monday, Dec. 18th, MI. William J. Moulton of
Unity, aged u years. passed to higher life.
He leaves to mourn their loss two sons, Eli
and William, both of Unity, and two daugh-
ters Mrs. Clara Mussey of Unity and Mrs.
Sarah Twitchell of Burnham. Mr.. Moulton
was man of integrity, with high moral
character, and had served his town in many
ways. He was on the board of selectmen for
many years, acting as chairman a greater part
of the time, and was always pleasant and agree
able to meet. On retiring from business he
built for himself and wife beautiful home in
Unity village. His wife died last August,
time he began to fail in health. He went to
live with his son Eli on the old home farm not
far from the village and notwithstanding the
best of care he continued to fail to the end
and went peacefully to meet the loved one
who had passed on before. His familiar face
will be greatly missed by both young and old.
Funeral services were held at his old home,
Rev. James Anslie officiating, and interment
was in the Farwell Cemetery, Unity. News
of the death of Azuba Myrick Bagley Craig, Dec.
18th, aged 10 years, reached Troy Dec 10Th.
The cause of death was Bright's disease. She
had been in failing health for some years. She
was the daughter of Dennis and Emeline My
rick of Troy. She first married Sewell Bagley
of Troy and they moved to Lewiston, and after
the death of Mr.. Bagley she married Mr..
James Craig of Lewiston, who survives to
mourn his loss; also three brothers, Andrew of
Unity, Edward and Freeman of Troy, and two
sisters, Mrs. Martha Jane Colby of Auburn
and Mrs. Inzetta Small of Lewiston, who have
the sympathy of their friends in their bereave-
ment. :. DIR. and Mrs. C. M. Whitney accom-
panied Mrs. Annie, Morse of Unity to Boston
Dec 18th, to the Massachusetts General hospi-
tai. to have an operation performed on large
goiter by Drs. Harrington and Soaper. Mrs.
Morse has been an assistant in the postoffice
at Unity for the past year and has gained
many friends who hope for her speedy re-