The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-02-15

" fell down cellar, injuring her somewhat Mr..
Harris the dentist was in town last week. Mr..
John Garland the present collector of taxes, eN-
GELS all his predecessors in collecting. John says
he shall get them all in the time allotted him by the
selectmen. The scarcity of water makes it very
inconvenient for a great many farmers in town.
Some have to drive their stock long distance to
water. The measles are abatng somewhat.
About 81 or 40 had them in the village school dis
trict at one time.
LIBERTY. 1t has been so cold fer the past three
weeks that the items themselves froZe up. We
learn that Mr. George III Hunt has severed his
nection with the Village Local. There has been
one sad house in this village this winter. Three
generations have passed away within As many
weeks. lessee A. Cough died Jan. 10th, aged about
35. His little daughter Florence died Jan. 2ih, age
about wears, and Mrs. sale Cough, his mother,
died Feb 7th. aged PA Mrs. Skidmore is mprov-
Ing in health ny doesntitrain:" is the express
sion upon the lips Of every mill owner in this vicin
itv, and many others whose wells and cistcrns are
dry. J. o. johnson and Austin Crockett were in
Androscoggin County last week, and report foot
more snow there than here. Davis WooCIman has
disposed of his place to j. }. Walker of the firm Of
Hunt. Walker Il Cu....J. 0. johnson drove his pair
81 niue A"i7'S' n"' anu PM % le7 III o'i
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prose r'"'s "'Io99 'ie 10" ~ VI ""''s """ iV'i-
mouth """ul / "'Ii'N' -''',N ie" more "oss "',e
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voul more than supply the amount necessary to
keep the towns poor. They like the frogs in
Egypt upon every Ii ans door step.
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Town TINS winter Ihah III any winter Tor man!
eI'7 or l'ie W'h' ol water most OF 'iie
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l'elinR anu SICKNESS uere were no services at 'Ie
" r '1iF'H on SUNDAY week. some p"r'Ie9
''"t- "'i' near N3u'i'''p"'ooA pom" ~" NIX '''>
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IH"RNhihE' Last saturday Whlle number OF
men ana N"N4 were sit'iA= N one 81 the stores at
TINS station a boy some eight years old came int"
thr store ana walked |" lhe stove to warm himself
While doing So Hon Joseph Farwell who was
sitting there scanned the boys clothes, which We're
TIM anu ragged ana then san to the proprietor of
The store, Have You 4 -ut Of good Wooen clothes
that Will lit thai boy: II 50 bring them here. So
the merchant brought ont full SUIT coat, pants,
vest, cap, suspenders, socks, comforter amt peck
ct handkerchief. Nh Farwcll took the boy and d.
vested him of his old clothes and dressed him in
the new suit. While doing piece Of an old
wallet dropped from His Cd suit with a cent in il.
The boy had come nearly two miles in the cold to
buy lis poor, sick mother stick Of candy Whom
about starting for home his large handsome blue
eyes gloWed rs he looked at Mr. Farwoll and hi-
rountenance said, YOU have done me a Kindness
that | never shall forget bile Mr. Paris Dyer.
of this town, was breaking Il colt he had 4 rap~zc
near the station but be held the ren- ami brought
the colt 10 without any ,lannage.... o. j. FarwrU
Benz. Ames and Sargent Coffin have been confined
to their homes with had colds The snn,- il t,.n
feet and a half teep in fine woods i'm This viriuftv
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Lizzie NJ Folsom, Burksport: CAPITAL and Labor
John T. Higgins, West Eden A journey bv Moon
light, Alice NJ. Jordan, Buck-port; Youth, Walter
Buck Orlami: Robert Burns. Grace II. Blodgett.
Bucksport; Successful Failures. Melville l.. Allen,
Mt. Desert The articles showed literary ability
and were delivered in a manner that was highly
reditahle to both the students and their instruct
ors The music furnished bv the mueic-depart
ment Of the seminary assisted by local talent, wa,