The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

MONROE. The buildings of Herbert Twombly
were burned last Thursday morning about two
O'Clock. AS he lived quite distance from neigh
hors but little of the furniture and other things
were saved. He was partially insured. Rev. j..
A. Savage, of Belfast. will hold services in the
church next Sunday A. MIC. A. Mckinney will
cut the most hay of any one in town.. Grain is
looking finely and good crop must be expected
....Apple trees blossomed full but have blighted
and the crop will be sma II.
UNITY. An alarm of fire was given Sunday
morning about A. NJ. The Stone house, owned
by Chas. stone and occupied as hotel, by L. Nor
ton was totally destroyed. The building erect
ell some six years ago. at a cost of 50, 900 and was
insured for =, 900. When discovered the fire was
well under way, Morton and his wife barely escap
ing with their lives. They lost all of their furni
tnre and clothing and $l75 in money. The money
was in the room adjoining their sleeping room, but
The fire mad made such progress it could not be
saved There were guests in the house at the
time. The cause of the fire is unknown but 1T is
thought TO have been incendiary. Mr.. L. X. Adams
house, near by, saved by hard work. This is
the fourth fire that has visited Unity village within
nine years 4 hand engine would have saved A
large amount of property on each OCCASION but the
people seem indifferent about procuring one......
There was sabbath school concert at the churcl,
last sunday evening. The attendance was good
and the several parts were nicely rendered. The
school Is very prosperous under the management
OF superintendent Fuller....A large amount of
hay was harvested last week The majority saw
the crop is from 3 to 4 better than last season
and of superior quality owing to fine weather
A. II. Clark has bought the Collier place in the viii
laSe and is thoroughly repairing the buildings.
He has the finest stable in town....G. w. Clark is
about his work again.
SwANNILLE Chas. G. Marden was thrown from
moving machine last week and narrowly es-
capped serious injury. His horses frightened
at some object and became unmanageable, throw
ing Mr.. Marden from the machine, the wheel pass
ing over him, bruisins him and laying him up for a
few days. His son, who was IN the field at the
time, said his father was very nearly thrown on to
the >cythc. Had he been thrown to the right ill.,
stead of left the chances are more than even that
he would have lost his life. armers are harvest
ing some beautiful hay; not particle of rust to be
seen III this vicinity and with the excellent hay
weather the hay harvested is worth several dollars
per ton more than the quantity cut last year.
....Joehua West, who died july 10TH has lived for
the past six eight years with Mr.. Isaac Is. Seek
ngs, who married Mr. Vests daughter, Mary +.
Mr.. West became insane about May LIST and was SO
violent that it became necessary to conline him to
room...... Charlotte knowton widow of John
hnowiton, died al the home of her son, Ezra ;.
kuowiton, July l2lh. She u. s. pensioner.
Miss Frank Hudson OF Somervile, Mass, is in
t"Nm 10y ie" u"!9, 'he guest Oh hef sister, MIS-
'i'''i MISS i'uu9"h o''"Pt's " prominent
position a. teacher Oh 'he Puoi' schools o. Somer
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for Tie last four weeks Mrs John Holmes of
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