The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-30
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Mr. Miller. who has been preaching at the
Center church, will preach there 20 longer as
he has taken position in Wellington, Me-.
Mr. George Dobson, with his team is working
for Mr.. Richard Higgins, hauling bark. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Patterson entertained party
OF friends at their home last Saturday even
ing. Ice cream, cake and candy We're served,
games played and pleasant evening spent.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ebert Ames of Brooks spent
Sunday 18th Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Patterson 90.
Mr. Everett Ward has the sympathy OF the en-
tire community in the loss Of his mother, Mrs.
Salome ard, who died OF pneumonia Ser
vices were held Sunday morning at Mr. Wards
home and the burial was at the Center GENE
terry. :. Mr.. Charles Ware narrowly escaped
serious accident last Friday as he was coming
up Gordon hill. The center rein slipped
through the drop rein and the horses became
unmanageable. Mr.. W. jumped on horses
back and gained control of them. Miss Ber-
nice Hamplen of Stonington, who has been
teaching at the Center school, has returned to
Castine to continue her Normal course. Mr.
Ray Pickett has been sick during the past
week with cold. -. Miss Anna Martindale
and Mrs. Richard Higgins spent last Saturday
in Unity. Miss Grace Wing, a primary
teacher in Unity, is at home for vacation.
The well drillers have completed their job at
H. M. Smalls and were very successful in find
ing abundant supply of water, They NOV
ed Monday to Unity village.
BURNHAM.
Everybody is wishing for snow. 1t is get
ting late and there is much wood and Grating
to be hauled to this station and many bushels
of potatoes yet to be disposed Of. No one
has been able to get their ice yet and we are
hoping for some cold weather to make ice. ..
Mrs. Nette Sherman went to Ellsworth Mon
day for weeks visit with her sister in-law,
Mrs Frank Brown. Mertie Call is acting as
housekeeper and caring for Miss Celia during
her absence. Mrs. Lavna Crockett is in
Aroostook visiting relatives for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Dyer have returned from a
visit with DR.. and Mrs. Thurlow in Portland
and report fine tme.... Mr.. and Mrs. j. B
Smith have returned from an extended visit in
Lewiston. :. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Bryant and
MT. ana MIS-. ". d. MCh6Cuule dLLeHueu lIe
installation of Pythian Sisters in Augusta last
week. also making short visit at the State
House. -. Clarence McAls ter and bride, who
was Vesta McAlister of Hartland, have arrived
in town and gone to housekeeping. He has a
good position with Chute q Mitchell We eX-
tend congratulations. :. Our gen al LIST trick
telegraph operator, l.. ]. Raynes. was married
last Saturday evening in Pittsfeld to Miss
Dora Dyer of this town. They are boarding at
the Burnham House at present. If wedding
bells keep ringing as lively as they have for a
few months past some one will have to build
houses to accommodate our new couples.
Rents are at premium now, and nothing de-
sirable to be had. Harold Libby of Water
vile passed the weekend with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar harrington. The
End M. C. l. basket ball team, of which Karl
McKechine is a member, went to Hampden
last Friday night and won from Hampden
Academy by . large score.