The Republican journal., 1888-04-26

SEARsMoNr. Mrs. William Webster of East
Gum, who is quite sick. Mrs. II. Z. Holmes is
visiting friends in Mass. and r. L.. Rev. ii. Z.
Frohock is visiting his father About 50 800 have
been subscribed to build new building, and it is
thought that a 900 will be sufficient. The stock
holders meet next Saturday evening
BRANCH MILLS. Those who were turned out OF
their places of business by the recent fire have
temporary places, as follows: Mrs. Northrop is
continuing her coat business in Mr. Kitchens shop.
l. Dinsmore, T. NJ. has fitted up the carng room
for an office. c. f. Dow occupies part of T. NJ
Dow's caskct shop j. II. b. Dinsmore's goods
are stored and W. S. Tobey has moved onto hi $
farm.
MORRILL,. The funeral services of little child
of Ii. &. Daggett held at the church last sun
day afternoon. Sermon by Rev. r. I. Hack, Of
Belfast, subject: "And little child shall lead
them. '-....Mlss Della storer arrived last week
from Boston, where she has been spending the
winter, taking lessons in vocal and instrumental
music Frank Hatch has arrived home after an
absence of several months ALFRED Sheldon has
bought the i. c. Wellman place. now occupied Icy
II. G. Thomas, and will move on to it directiv
Mrs L. II. Elder is spending the week in Freedom
ScHeia OF our citizens are adding fresh coats
of paint to the outside of their houses morrill,
church is to have a bell and belfrv. If you don't
believe it consult with Misses Josie Mears and
BERTHE Hatch, who are soliciting sums of - and
upwards for the purpose.
CAMDEN. At Republican caucus held Friday
evening, j. $ Cleveland, chairman, and NJ. L.
Crawford secretary, delegates were chosen as fol
lows To the Bangor State convention, April 2ith :
I. r. Simonton, +. A. Morrill,, L. G. $ lngraham j.
W. Bowers, Peleg Wiley, 5. J. Treat delegates to
the state convention at Portland, June 2Sh ii. l..
shepperd, q. F. Burgess, Frank Anderson, I. X.
Simonton, W. A. Merriam, Ruel Robinson; District
convention at Lewiston April 18th: Alden Miller,
lr., j. ;. rleN Gland, W =. Simonton, J. 5 Foster
anu H. }, Tibbetts Cleavcs resolution present
ed by Hon. ii. L. Shepherd and moved by Hon. T.
H. Simonton, was adopted. The town bonds ma
turing May lst lSss, are called in for payment and
no interest will be paid on them after that
date About one hundred Of the Appalachian
Mountain Club OF Boston will visit Camden on the
18th of June. $4,000 yards OF WOODEN dress goods
were manufactured by the Camden Wooden Com
pany during the month of March..... :. j. Treat
has moved into the house bought of Henry Loycjoy
ON Main street, Rockport, and Mr. Lovejoy is soon
to occupy the Joshua Norwood house on the same
street. Mly Beans mare Constellation has twin
bay colts of Nelson stock
FRANKFORT. Business is lively on the Mt. Wal
do Granite Works and they are hiring new men
every day. The family of Mr.. George Peirce is
expected to arrive from Bangor this week -. The
schools in District No. l began April -. The
Grammar School is under the instruction of Miss
Hattie NJ. Cole, of Sedgwick; the Intermediate
school Is taught by Miss Bertha Nickerson. of
Prospect, and the Primary School by Miss Helen
f. Clark, of Frankfort The gregational Sew
ing Circle held its monthly supper and socablc a;
Circle hall on the 18th inst The "Buttcrfv Bali
in >prague's hall April 10th was attended by a
large crowd. Music was furnished by IIarrimals
orchestra. The butterlys were supplied by Miss
Bertha Clark.....A Republican caucus was held
April 2lst and the following were chosen town
committee James T.. Sprasue, Robert TYLER. Iii
ram NJ. Treat. Delegates to State convention in
Bangor James T. Spraguc, Robert Tyler. Dele
gates to Gubernatorial convention in Portland
Robert Tyler, Hiram NJ Treat. Delegates to Dis.
trct convention in iIallowell, Robert Tyler, Ill
ram NJ. Treat. The Congregational pulpit WAS
supplied last sunday by Mr.. Evans from the Ban.
gor Theological seminary Mrs. Emma Mason
has someN hat recovered from her recent severe
illness.