The Republican journal., 1886-04-15

PROSPECT. Manroni Lampher expects to raise
his barn the last of this week. Capt Robert
IIichbon was in town Monday after an early pig.
Prospect can supply the callers in that line -.
Mrs. Mary Smith has arrived in town and is stop
ping at the old place with her mother. Capt.
William ID. Hchborn takes to farming as easy
duck takes to water. His dressing is out for the
coming crop and every thing done in season. He
keeps good stock of cattle. ...F X. Lane is get
ting stone ready for the addition to his barn..
Cows not very plenty in town this spring.
Trundy Il Fletcher of Stockton are looking around
town To buy. Veal calves are bought in as fast
of age by !. f. Gould and j. ii. Litteield and
shipped to Boston.
SANDY POINT. Mrs. Lois L. French came home
last week from Providence, r.. l.. where she has
been with her daughter Susie. -. Henry d. Black
has been drawn a juryman from this town t" serve
at the April term of court at Belfast. Capt. f.
NJ. Hartman has sold his vessel to Orrington par
ties. Eugene Blanchard lost valuable calf Fri
day night There is much sickness i'll the neigh
borhood especially among the childrcn....A A.
>hute has gone TO Bangor and Fred Blanchard to
Natick, Mass The double tenement house be
longing to Capt. A. Shute and Mrs Edna Couscns
has been renovated coat of paint. The icrsey
hetlea' Is "e'ilH '"'hii''e'' ih' p"i"''i nav
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f>'' 80 = IN " :
TuoRND!KE. Allow your correspondent to set
aside the the"r! That the skeleton I"uhd III the
Monroe WOODS was MhioW higgins son OF tllS
"""' ih'i0 = ny "i'''" i'S7'"9 ~ Vow" ""i -
'heIc any Hnsine 'i''"' me "e'les' c"nh'''loh
thai can De made ! that W. r. higgins mas Il son
That Is insane put ne mas peeh IN 'he INSANE nos
pltai at Augusta Tor some three yearS'-..-.A. =
Rand one Of our best farmers, has been doihg
quite business buying ana selling oxen the past
winter. He is also quite horscman- He recently
sold Il nice horse q Years OLD 10 H. W Wcscott OF
Knox for $500 .Zena- percival began work Mon
day Israel Halls new barn. 1t will take the
place of the one burned last fall -. Frank FarWcll
Is moving iuJo the Peter Whitney house. He has
leased the farm for year, and left his job As en-
ginc cleaner at Belfast...-C Il. Staples left Mon
day for Mass. where he will travel IN the interest
of C. II. Bradford, selling his patent key fastener,
the little tvl socallcd John Chapman left Mon
day for Biidgcwatcr, Mass. Fred Shibles aged
Is wears, was buried last sunday. lie was son of
Daniel >hibcs and promising young man.
Nn>rN1iIr Interesting. meetings continue to
l,. hrld nj lin, Free Euntist chlneb and Eirklnorc
school house 1t is expected Rev j. Washburn
of P;lkman who labored So efficiently in the
several meetings here this spring Will be engaged
to 4upplv the Free Baptist pulpit at \. Montville
oue.half the time beginning sometime in May....
4 Kenncbec county shylock was recently compel
led to ,is,o,.rt so,n, 5000 which he had taken from
,,ne. of am, citizeus Law p, neruli,r and unlawful
method If committing iuterc~t. several of our
vnuu. men are ..,,in.. to Mas.;ch1sett. this week
CnlI,, i rtnliu. his sbinrle mill dav and
ujsht... The modes of travel are. about ''alrand
.aIf.. unv-a-,lay-... The Ladies Aid society con
.,,.... H.. ,,,i.h A., i,,,,.,..,i,,,, .o..i,,,, ,,.s
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held at X. ;. Tucker last Wednesday IL VIII