The Republican journal., 1885-09-10

LINC0LNvILLE. School in district No. l, Apple
ton, closed Sept. A. after term of 10 weeks, Jennie
A Lamb Centre Lincolnville, teacher Scholars
not absent for the term Albert Ii. Moody and
Katie McIver. Those not tardy Lena Brown,
Willie j. Martin, Albert IL. Moody, Johnnie f.
Proctor, Willie Ii. Proctor, Mabel a. Sprague,
Martha E. Sprague, Gerte L. Thorndike and Lettie
A. Thorndike. Absent one half day Robert S.
keene. Absent one day Mary McIver. Registered
No. of scholars %.
MORRILL,. The fall term of the village school,
taught by Miss Della storer, began last Monday...
Samuel Adams and family returned to their home
In New Haven. Conn, Monday. Miss Maud Mears
accompanied them on visit Mrs. Jones, from
Boston, is visiting at her sisters, Mrs. Riley Jack
The Ladies Sewing circle meets with Mrs
Sila7 >torer this (Thursday) r. NJ. and evening.
D. o. Bowen meets with the Board of Trustees of
the Maine Insane Hospital this week, and on his
return will pay visit as Deputy to Sandy Stream
Grange, Unity, this Thursday evening.
PROSPECT. Mr. c. G. Hale, agent for the Mas
COMA Edge Tool Co., Lebanon n. H., who for 20
Years has travelled the road in this section stopped
at the only place in the village where travellers
stop, At j. II. kiman's Saturday night Besides
travelling for the company he has little side show
evening" talk on geology and astronomy also
views of extinct animals whose remains have been
found embedded in the primitive rock; views taken
il the British Museum and representatives of
many of the huge aud wonderful animals that once
roamed over the plains foundered in the depths
of the ocean. The Grange gave him opportunity
to exhibit in the hall Saturday evening before
coming to order and was very well entertained for
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glass. The hat passed around and he WAS
well paid and received an invitation to call again
next year. Miss Lydia Chase of Roxbury, Mass.
is visiting at Mrs Hosea Litteields.. MI William
Littlelied and sister, of Waldo, are visiting Mrs.
Charles Littlcheld.. Capt. William Midget and
wife, of Belfast, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Luther Mudgett. Mrs. o. f. Lampher, of Bel
fast. is visiting at Mrs Freeman Partrdge's for a
week.. Miss Nena Hichborn, of Stockton, an
efficient teacher of music is giving lessons in
town. Miss Carrie E. Grant and Miss Oracle Lib
by are among her pupils. The Grange voted to
instruct the committee to invite Messrs. Parker &
Otis, of Bay View Farm, Belfast, and Mr.. l.. A.
Dow, of Sears Island, to exhibit some of their
choice stock at the coming fair be held in Pros
pect Sept. 23d. Farmers are 10th to part with
their hay at the low prices of late and interest
ed in getting the best paying stock to eat their hay
at home. The Grange also voted to extend spec
ial invitation to all farmers in this section to
hibit. No cash premiums will be paid and only a
small fee is required at the door to pay expenses.
Prospect and Stockton Changers have some good
stock and all will exhibit, and the sisters of the
Grange are always on hand. The hand bills will
be posted up this week The famous colt, Ken
lucky Wonder, owned by Mr.. Rowe Emery, Of
Frankfort, is expected to be exhibited. Already
there are entries for the foot and sack races.