The Republican journal., 1885-07-09


! walk out pleasant days ...Pasures are good so
far and stock is looking we'll This win be a very
hard year for drought, as the farmers have got
rid of all of their Old hav....A. Hodgdon is getting
good run OF trade by driving through the country
with his two horse grocery cart. Preston Prem
tiss las sold twenty three pigs and shoats of his
own raising this spring and summer. There are
some very fine colts in town this season F. NJ
Prentiss has the finest bred one In town. If not in
the county. 1t is standard under three rules and
Is by the noted trotting horse Harbinger, The dam
Is his fast mare Mabel by Fearnanght.
/ BtRNHAM. The late rains have improved the
grass and grain The 4th passed of pleasantly.
1t was the first fair day the seven and there wa.
lovely breeze on the lake, and many enioved a
good sail. Bert Chandler has Just put a new hat
I bottomed boat into the water. The fishing season
I has begun and boats in good demand. Guests
are beginning to arrive at the Dodge House. Miss
Adelia Bibbcr, of Massachusetts, is guest at Mar
! shall Wcymouth's. Miss Julia Weed who has
/ been working at millinery in Charlestown for the
past winter. having completed her trade has re
turned home to spend the summer VIM. Weed
mas renewed his age since the LIST day of the month,
when he became grandfather. School in district
4 No. closed last Friday term Of eight weeks IN
der tic instruction of Miss f. T.. Dodge. A little
six year old son of Jesse Reynolds walked a mile
/ every day to school and did not miss. Mrs Geo
I terney, of Nebraska, who has been visiting her
mother and sisters at James sayward's, returns
home this week.
/ FREEDOM A few DAYS before the Fourtb of
July the members of the ladies, circle of tbis VILLAGE
grew patriotic and concluded to have a social gath
ering at the handsome resi,icrc, of p. ". Dodge
Ina f,,1
friends and peighbors present wore hannv faces
! Tables bountifuIly supnIird with frosted cakes
strawberry pie ice cream md lemonade were iaid
under the shady maple trees in front of DAMS resi-,
denre and when the time c,r,. all .to with GOOD vol
ish After gratifying the inner man short sncecbes
were made by Hon T u Iomson q II kaan
1 Rev Mr. Gardiner and F. w Gowen Eso imam
the question of Indepeudence Prof p f Iuro
! Is making extensive repairs in and aronpd tha
! Academy Miss Ora F. tiuwan rlnseo bo,. tar,,
of school at Burnham village on Friday Julv RI
She will remain 1T home until the first of Septen
Der after which time she will be engaged in teach
| Ing I'm pitt.frId Roy Mr. G.,I;no,. I.I;rar.I .
very able discourse sunday Mr.. Gardiner il NOT
only a brilliant sermonizrr hut j. a1s, am EARNEST
temperance worker \ our CORRESPONDENT GOES TO
| Penobscot county this week for 4 short sto,. ,nd
win let YOU hear from this section Inv letter 10 thc
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nurse his mother for the first time Prospect had
three burials ON one ,iov last wp.k Mrs Dmcas
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dence was in the New York settlement Mrs Mary
Ann Partridge died in Stetson, where She was liy.
ing with her son. Wesley partridur. ana her re-
mains were brought here for huri,I Mrs Isaiah
Bachelor, who died very suddenly. was suried at
the same time. Mrs Luther Mudgett has the best
garden in town; potatoes in blossom and corn
ready to spindle, green tomatoes and green peas,
pumpkins, squash and cranberry beans, etc, all
three weeks ahead by startn. some Of them in the
house vitha fairly sheltered location Farmers who
put in a garden after everything else is done had
better take pattern bv that garden II would sion
some of the grum5ling and nelp out the Hour bar
rel. Miss Carrie Grant completed a successful
term of school in the Clark Settlement last week.
1t is rightly named Clark settlement as she had u
scholars by the name of Clark. Miss May Lane
completed her first term of school in district No. )
last week. She is probably the youngest teacher
) in the county and is only II wears Old She did
well and is engaged to keep the next term. Can't
Arthur Reagan had green peas last week of his
own raising. Miss Hattie Shute of stockton
completed a very successful term of school in the
Ferry district last week The district has been
fortunate the present season III securing tile
services o. MiastShte, ahH y IN hopes 70 Gheite
the rausr AND wins fresh tntrris >yherrver ah,
goes.
Wt>rrrropr The ..,,,o,i,,s fourth, n,sse,
on very ouietlv and nIeasantIv Tha boys cnioye,
ba,, rustomorv racket ,,urin fine niyb Ann IN N,
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| tin. Rand s,i,ed down fine ha, ON the Oue,r
, civ If was said to have been a verv plcasan,
. excurston ami vos n urea, sn,cess nnancial Nv
1 The Methodist vestrv was omen afternoon ana
evening ami many awaited themselves of the
= ounorpnitv to ,ron n, and raro1 themselves with
lee craan, lemonade g.. /, tha avapino a worry
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uou law tho w y ~ copsis,,nu of r.aai,g rae,ta
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2 ence was present and the refreshmenf sale Nhicf
, foIlowed was wen uatronize3 !. NOR saws tina
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acertam young man III THIS vicinity h''Nihg Occasion
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lovely until he arrived opposite the house wher,
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sage with great deal of energy but unfortunate!.
q the wheel Suddenly stained and he. peglectnr I,
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stop AZ ''e SAINT homei'' 'h'oe ee'cia re'oiutioh
f and found himself landed at the lady'5 door with
: ,,root deal marc basto than diunitv Mr. fharle
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y Collins VINO was taken voentiy insane last spring
# died at Augusta on Sunday last His remain
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re were drought hohe anu ,hc iuhelai services "cr