The Republican journal., 1884-09-04

years ago he removed to Kansas and j, now cashier
of the It National Bank at Clyde i'll lha! state.
Al Il complimentary concert at Ca,tnc last week
rendered Mrs W. f. shaw, OF Bangor, Ed C.
Adams took the place OF Mr. r. Il Hail. vino WAS
unable to be present. The Bangor Commercial
says his cornet solo most eNcellently rendered
aud the audience was very enthusiastic over hi.
playing. He was recalled three times during the
evening.
At reunion Of The Sargent family which took
place at the house of Leander NJ. sargent there
were present five brothers namely John N, aged =
years Mial aged y years; Thomas, aged Il years
William aged 4 years: samuel, aged 50 years.
Total age of all $50 years. They ne sons Of
john Sargent who was one of a colony Of thirteen
that came TO this place from Beverly Mass, eighty
one years ago John L., the oldest SON wa, -iN
weeks old when they landed here and is the only
one living of the original number
WALDO, Thieves abroad Monday even
Ing and the clothes lines of Jeremiah Evans and
VIM. Moore We're robbed OF some valuable clothing.
The school house was entered and some small
things taken.
MONROE. Flora, only daughter Of joel and
Nancy Haley, died August 3lst, aged about p
years Miss Haley was a very e-tmabi, young
lady and will be very much missed by her parents
and neiShbors. r.. \. Colson came near getting
his mill burned by hand smashing Il pipe one day
last week. Farmers are digging their potatoes
More than half are rotten and on some pieces but
p per cent. sound
SANDY POINT, VIM. {. Perkins was murh sur
prised 10 find blossoms. ana later fine large straw
berries growing from the ends of the runners
which had hardly rooted The plants are of the
BidWell variety Have other growers noticed
similar phenomena? Mrs Granville Hartman
has curious collection OF hens eggs. one pair If
soft sheed specimens bear Obvious proof that
they We're liid by single hen ON !: single d;y.
They are connected after the manner of the siam
esetwins.. Capt. Alexander Black attends the New
England Fair at Manchester This week g. Capt. {.
l.. showers arrived Monday from Portland via Bar
liarbor.. Miss Elvie g. French visits friends at
Bangor this week
BROOKS. The temperance meeting here last
Wednesday evening under the auspices Of the
Friends was said to be a success. The lady evan
selists spoken of last week have been actively en-
gagged in the series Of meetings which they had ar
ranged and the interest has increased. Several
conversions reported and it is be hoped that
the good work will ninue....C. l.. Lane has
lately been neglecng his business ana luaiimg I.
about home, but now he is happy foI it is 4 boy...
NJ J. Dow has just returned from weeks trip in |
Penobscot county in me interest Of the amend- |
ment......The farmers are cutting their Grain
which is heavy The potato crop is a failure, more
than half of the tuber7 being rotten...iI H. Pilcv
our station agent, quite badly injured last week
while taking freight from the car. Mrs. Horace
Jones nee Mabel Ballou with her little girls has
been spending few weeks with father Daniel
CASTINE. Al the close of the first week the Nor |
mai school numbers about 50 pupils. Miss |
Hughes will be principal of the school until Prof |
Woodbury. RECEIVERS his health. Or. E. L. Phil |
brook has been engaged to assist il the teaching |
during the absence of Prof. Woodbury... Prof |
Riddle, OF Hartford delivered very intcrestin. ser |
mJns sunday morning and evening, ut the Ortho- /
doN church. His explanation of the scriptures cs
pecially the New TESTAMENT at The reading of the |
morning lesson, was sermon in itself ...GUr /
summer Visitors are rapidly disappearing. str |
Lewiston took away nearly 20 on Monday. The /
Rev. Y. z. NardWell went to Nachias Saturday /
to attend camp meeting in that vicinity during the |
present week. Maj. Grecnhalgh the popular
proprietor of the Acadian House. entertained IA |
large number Of his friends on Thursday evening |
After various features of entertainment, ice cream
was served, followed by dance in the dining
room.
MORRILL,. Daniel Mcscrvie lost a horse one dav
last " eek While on his way to Belfast Tie animal
suddenly faltered and dropped down dead. e. Les.
lie Daggett began Il fan term of school at Mont
vile last Monday The village school, taught by
Miss Nettie Alexander of Belmont began at the
brick school house last Monday. Mir. stephen T.
of IyI.,,, ,l,;.
place last Friday to supply the Methodist circuit OF
Knox, Moutvillc and Morrill,. He has Il wife and
two children and will Immediately move into the
parsonage at East Knox and begin his pastoral la
bors. His sermon last Sunday was well received.
and though he but recently entered the ministry he
gives promise of future usefulness. Geo Clark
aud wife, who have been visiting at his and her
parents returned to their home in New Haven,
Conn, last Monday, taking with them Miss Josie
Mears, who will spend several weeks in New
Haven. -Dellie and Oscar Storer attending
the fall term of the L. Nj. C. Seminary at Bucks
port.
PROSPECT. very pleasant family reunion was
held last week at the residence of Mr. Joshua
Crockett on his 47th birthday. The party consist
Ell OF Mr. Allard Crockett and wife, Mr.. Luther
Crockett and wife of Vinalhaven, Mrs. Rachel
Mliliken OF MASS, Nj. H. Haley and wife, Josiah
Colson and wife, c. c. Homer and wife of Bucks.
port Ii. l.. Crockett, and Mrs Huntress of Boston,
Mass, and others. Some very nice presents were
received and good dinner served by Mrs.
Crockett, seasoned with such a 'feast of reason
and flow of soul" as will be long remembered. -.
Miss Evena Grant, Mrs. Robert Killman, Miss
Osia Libby have been stopping at the Stubs cot
tage Northport, for the last ten days. Mrs. VIM.
L. Mudgett is spending the summer with her moth
err in Waldoboro. Mrs. Richard killman and her
daughter Mrs. Daniel Thompson, go to Etna Mon
day to spend a week at the spiritual camp meeting
Bert Hopkins has purchased 80 bills apples
and a fair price is expected at gathering time...
Josiah Coson has the most promising two year. old
colt known in this section. f H. Lane has bought
a very finely marked high grade short horn bull Of
Frankfort parties from the famous stock owned by
Eli West, Monroe. =. Mr. James Garrety, artist
photographer, goes to Fox Island Monday and
late rains have started up the feed and the fields
are looking green Most crops are doing well and
farmers smile again to think they will have enough
and to spare The political pot begins to boil in
town. 1t is thought the Prohibition Amendment
will pass, but the vote here will be light. There
but few who want to go astern for a license
law.