The Republican journal., 1884-11-27
The freight trains on the Maine Central will be
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The freight trains the Maine Central will be
cancelled on Thanksgiving Day.
The Sunday afternoon temperance meeting will
be held at the Baptist Church at the usual hour.
BROOKS. Geo. &. Davis Post G. A. II. will have
camp fire at their hall Monday evening Dec. LIST.
WALDO. More buildings being built than
for number of years. which is an indication of
prosperity &c A. Walker is building two story
hen palace, and intends to go into the business on
a large scale The gale of Sunday night blew
down fences, unhung barn doors, &c. Neighbor
lIarding's bee stand and bees blew over, and we
him in the early morning raising them from a
horizontal to perpendicular. The bees were at
home and we heard him say IF there is anyone
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, ! wish
they would untemper the business end of my bees.
Schools in session and well attended. We are
having better schools than we had a few years ago
AMI hope to make some impro cement every year.
FREEDOM. Mr.. Z. II. Banton and son have re
turned from their visit the Hub and surrounding
towns, and report having had good time. While
absent Mr.. Banton met with accident which
might have proved fatal, and is still somewhat
/
/ by & loaded team while crossing the street..
The Good Templar's Lodge here is doing we'll Mi
E. II. Banton gave them 4 treat last SATURDAY
night. Those on the sick list are improving.
Mrs. Fannie Bradford has gone to Waterylle tC
! work.
I LINCoLNvILLE. Misses Jennie Lamb, Annie
| Drake, Jennie Calderwood, Alice Dyer and Ami,
fernaid arrived from Castine last Thursday.. Mis-,
| Laura Gikey is teaching school in the Younstowr
dstrict-... The officers Of Central Lodge l. o. C. I
! were installed last Saturday evening They are a.
I follows ". c. r.. Will, Harvilie; W. v IT.
Helen Martin, W. ;, f. NJ. Heal; W. A. - Jcnni,
| Lamb: W. f. :. Fred Lermond, ". L, Annie
/ Lamb; W. G., f. {. Rankin; " NJ, joel ternad
W. d. NJ. Georgia Young, ". l. g. Annie Farrar
/ W. .. g., r " tarrar.. Samuel Dickey has been
making repairs on his house at the Centre. Oh
I tral Lodge will have supper one week from rat
urday evening. Ii will be the Lodge anniversary
our Band boys went to >earsmoHt, last Friday
night to play for the celebration.
/ NlNALHAVEN. For some time Yinalhaven has
been motel for its trotters, and now our horscmCn
are determined to have park where the nags ear
/ be speedcd. E. p. Walker, Fred 5. Walls, John
! Lowe and others have formed an association, and
the first three are building committee \ site la,
been chosen about one and a half miles from tiI>
haroor on a level piece of meadow 1t Will be /;
4 half mile track, The usual distance Of troting
parks--..T Lyons, Edwin Roberts, Charles IIeall
and A. r. Clark have returned from Washington
where they have been at work on the Washington
monument p. The Good Templars' lodge is doing
well. Nine initiated at the last meeting aut
as many at the previous one. Rev. Mr.. Water
man preached here last sunday He Was selticc
here some years ago There will be Thankssiv
ing services at the Union church,. Henry Nnal
raised this season seventv-ive turkeys
SANDY POINT. school in Dist No > began oil
Monday, Mr.. simmons, of Brewer, teacher, assist
cd by his daughter. Miss Mary French arrived
from Medfora on Saturday, ana is with her sister
Mrs. y. b Showers. .Gertie staples has been Wis
I iting friends i'll Winterport.,.. Miss Mary Watt,
returned from Belfast Monday. f. 5. Halri
man has completed his store ana is putting ii
/ his soods....H ID. Black X Co. will soon put ii
/ goods for the Holiday trade. Capt. \. V. Part
ridge, formerly of Sandy Point, has leased the
Merrmar House a large hotel in Lowell, Mass. fol
I a term Of years. We wish him success in his new
/ enterprise During the gale OF sunday night a
large schooner was blown ashore on the flats in
Fort Point COVE, and is still there at this writing
Capt. G. l.. StoNers and l.. X. Perkins have
gone to Boston to join the Brig David Bugbec
I bound for Barbadoes.
WISTERPoRr The Democrats celebrated the
election of Cleveland on Tuesday evening of las
week with an illumination torch light procession
etc.. The storm on sunday night lid consider
able damage about town. breaking in windows
tb,,t
commoton among the vessels ut tie wiarye7. The
/ sch. Connecticut broke from her whur and 7u1s
one fishing boat and seriously damaged another.
4 sch. ClariSsa story broke from her moorng- and
! went up into the dock smashing up her boat. Tho
/ Abbie ThaXter dragged her anchors and went
/ ashore on the flats but received no ,jana.e.....
The >chooners Fairfield. Forest Bell NJ. l.
,trout and Kate Walker are aaule up for the win
ter. The sch Ellen Merrymln is in waiting for a
cargo of hay,...Th }. r Merriam came in on
Monday loaded with corn, -four, shorts etc for
P. Rice 4 The village schools begin nest
Monday.
MONROE. f. NJ. Billings rost 6. \. r held
campfire in the town han the evening Of The 12tt
which largely attended by the wives mothers
ana daughters of the members of the Post. 1t wa,
very enjoy able occasion. After picnic suppel
some nice music rendered by Miss Maltt
Weber and Mr.. Ashley Webbcrand "reminiscences
of the given 10y Mr.. H. Wngate an,
others The campfire closed with song by Mis-
and Mr.. Webber Before sdpper beautiful ban
ncr given by the la,tic9 OF the vicinity, was pre-
sented To the Post in few appropriate words by
Mrs Horace Wehber, OF Monroe Centre, 10 Which
line commander replied briefly. Mr., e. E Dur
hamsalso presented a portrait of f. NJ. Billings fo