The Republican journal., 1885-05-14

The building of the bridge at the village sold
at auction last Saturday Charles Mayo for 500.
A good Job is expected of him.. IA NJ of lumber
ha. been sawed in a day at C. A. Mckenney's mill
this spring. The Billings Post, G. A. r., is max
ing preparations for grand time here Memorial
day. The Monroe brass band will furnish the mu-
sic for the occasion..... Ira White has bought
place at Whites Corner and will move there short
ly samuel Stevens has moved on the Sumner
Stevens place. ...Allen Larrabee has bought the
VIII Ripley place.
FREEDOM. The school at the academy closed
last week after successful term. The students
gave entertainment at the Grange Hall one
night at the close of the term. Geo. Gowen is
moving into the parsonage. +. +. Banton has re
turned to Boston, sam, his brother, went with him.
The Grange Hall has received coat of
paint this spring. which adds much to its appear
nce....C 4. knowlton has bought the Taylor
/ place. There was preaching at the church last
Sunday. Miss c. Williams has returned home
from Georgia where she has been engaged in teach
/ ing the past few years. The shooting OF Zero
cious bulldog owned by j. A. Bailey, OF Montyilc,
occasloned some excitement on our streets Satur-
4 day...R. Taylor has bought the Jos knovlton
/ place in the town OF Knox and will move there.
| Boxing school Is done for this spring.
SEARsMoNr Mr.. Judson G. knight has arelv
/ purchased the property Of Oliver Stoddari and
will not build formerly rcported....M Mr. l.. {.
/ Poor and James Moore have sold their mill prop
ertr to Leonard Luce and Frank Fuller Leonard
Luce has also bought the place known as the Hiram
Wing estate. Albert Robbins has bong hit the farm
| OF Leonard Luce. Mr.. Chas. Morse has bargain
ed his hotel To the proprietor of the hotel at Wash
ihgton, who will soon take possession. Mr. Robbie
/ F. Meseryev represented Quantebacook Lodge Of
f. & A. NJ. at Portland last week, at the grand
/ Lodge session.....Mr Edward Packard bought
some very nice beef cattle last week -. Mr.. Fred
! severance and family started for their home in
Montana last week Their place is six miles from
any neighbor-.. Prof L. c. Bateman has returned
home, after an absence Of nine months.
/ THoRNDIkE. The following officers were duly
installed last saturday evening by >aywarl Lodge
|. o. g. T. Edward Lander, ". G. T.; Miss Alice
! Saywari, W. Y. T.. Miss Alice Cornforth W 81:
/ Hattie Whitney, W t; Bertha Philbricl, ". A. :
/ Fred Nose, W. T. :; Mrs. McManus, W c. Fred
Rich " NJ: Hattie Cornforth. W r. s.; Minnie
Curnforth, ". L.. s.; A. Lander, W u. The
installation public and after It was over tables
were spread and picnic supper enjoyed by all
present....A. A. Hurd and wife have returned
from Bo-ton with fun line Of fancy goods apd
millinery Conductor Nace,s a,nebto. wa a.,
Town On Tuesday. She exuects 10 l,a,na ,.lass fo
nlst.ucl in Instrumental ,,rsi,. At the station u
! II Bicl,. dargb,cr of po.t,,, il. ,5sitirr eria..,
mere .Dr. Dyer OF Burnham preached here On
/ sunday last....C ". Bradford Is receiving orders
dayly from the west for mis- patent bag tics.
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nrncd from Rostnn last S,turio WITH, q fol, lima
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favor her with q cali Nj, Rar.,r st.,i a..l =.
slight shock of PARALYSIS last week I'm, - ,,r,
rapidly recoy ering
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| on thai science by attempting to shoot the smoke
from funnel across chamber into q chimney
Without TIT all Of stove pipe. 1t Is but proper
70 atd that he was the only person astGniehel. We
learn that he mas turned his attention to the inyen-
| noh Of a smoke condenser. Bonnie Bean, OF
| lt"kesDury' Mass, Is visiting friends in this
Nliasc'-''" inter ana spring have been on verF
| unIrltit"iy terms thlS year Even now there Is
/ VIZ P'P ""''
| CAMDEN. When Mr.. Joseph II. Eaton was boy
he assisted in setting ont a Young Balm of t,iead
! tree on the premises corner of High and sea -ts
| where he now resides The tree had thrifty
| growth. 1t was recently cut down and ,hp stu,nu
measures at its greatest diameter )! inches and Al
| its smallest 4G inches....K W. Frederick CONWAY
/ OF whom mention has been made by various peri
odcals as a veteran Mason was buried on Wed
/ nesday last under charge Of the Masonic fraternity
! composed OF members from Amity, st. Paul Kim
I David and other Lodges, ant from keystone Char
! FOR Mo d