The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-05-14
JACKSON.

JACKSON.
The Jackson Congregational Sunday school
reorganized Sunday, May 10th, and elected the
following officers: President Miss Ora Morton;
vice president, Miss Olive Hatch; secretary
and treasurer, Leo Warren; organist, Miss
Olive Hatch; chorister, Herbert Chase; libra
rian, Edward Roberts; board of managers, Mrs.
Bernice Chase, Mrs. Eta Dolliff. Mrs. Maud
Hatch, Miss Pearl Chase, John H. Chase -.
Miss Marguerite Ellis of Brooks spent the
week END with Mrs. Raymond Chase Mr..
and Mrs Henry Stevens are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of daughter, May 10th.
The spring term of schools in town began
with the following teachers Village school,
Miss Hannah Curtis of Monroe; Damon school,
Leyina Smith of Corinna; Stiles school. Miss
Alice Shine of Orono; Gates school, Gladys
Godding of Brooks; Chase school, Miss Lena
Curtis of Bangor; Snow school, Miss Pearl
Chase of Jackson. Mrs. Sadie Young of Etna
has been visiting at the home of friends and
relatives in town for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Laura Chase was called to Belfast by the
illness of her sister, Mrs A. K. Fletcher.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Robert M, Foye is at home from Cranston,
R. l., for his annual vacation Sunday morn
ing j. w. Wentworth lost valuable three
year OLD heifer in the pasture. She got her
neck broken while holding an argument with
another COW. Cecil R. Gay has new Ford
car Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Thurston and lit
tie son Clair of Knox were at T.. b. Beans
Sunday Preston Palmer of Lawrence, Mass,
was called here Monday by the death of his
father, Solomon Palmer. James H. Bartlett
called on his uncle, J. o. Bartlett, last Sunday
-. Mrs. Harriet Hall, who has made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Bartlett, IN
South Freedom since the death of her husband
some years ago, died last week and was buried
on her ssth birthday, May Sth.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Morse spent Sunday with his uncle,
Joseph Knowlton of Knox. William Arno OF
South Freedom sheared Mrs Clifton Morse's
sheep last Monday Mrs. Morse had "a lambs
from IL sheep. Will Nash has sheared for Mr..
Bartlett, Mr., Lowell and Miss Foye... .Orrie
Morse and family spentSunday at her fathers.
Daniel Walker, in South Freedom. Harden
Erskine, who has been very ill for some weeks
is somewhat improved and has sat up for an
hour the past two days. His friends hope for
continued improvement.
SWANVILLE CENTER.
E. H. Littlefield bought fine horse in Ban
gor last Friday >. Mr.. ard Mrs. Rufus Mayo
of Belfast were in town Sunday to visit rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Small of Searsport
were guests Sunday Of VIM. Clements. -. Mr.
and Mrs, H. P. White were in Searsport
Sunday to visit her brother, E. E. Clement and
family All members of the Industrial Club
are requested to meet May 10th with the pres
ident. Mrs, Otis Patterson, as there is import
ant business to attend to =. Mrs. Lydia LARA
bee passed away May 9th of pneumonia at the
age of SO years. The funeral services were
held Sunday at her late home Rev. F. S. DolilH
of Jackson speaking. Interment was In the
Dow cemetery. The Ladies Aid Society has
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas the Angel of Death has removed
from this to Better Land one who has been
an honored member of our society, Mrs. Mary
Jane DOWnes; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the dearest memories i've In
hearts not words, but it seems hitting that we,
the members of Swanville Ladies Aid Society,
should record our appreciation of her zeal for
this society, our love for valued nelghbor
and our sympathy for her bereaved family.
ALICE G. KANE, Committee
M Mart y S;7 E;ssssso" Resolutions; Sa