The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-19

PALtHMo- heavy thunder shower passed over
Palermo, Thursday night accompanied hy heavy
gale from the southeast, doing considerable dam
age ,i"'le Bailey barn and shed were unroofod
and Il large shade tree blown down, breaking.
glass out of a window Goudac Norton's shop
and stable were unr"oied and the Stable was moy-
ed from the foundation hut no damage was done
to hi> horses. Charles Woods shop WAS blown
down. Glaes WAS broken from Il window nj II. +.
FoHc'- by a limb loving from shade tree
>Ioc kIuN. There is To be Strawberry Fe,ti>
al in Den>low', Hall this Thursday eve for the
benefit of the | niyersa,t parish. The price Of
admission is the small sum Of ten cents All arc
cordially Invited Dr- Ii. q. llchborn and wife
and II = Park arrived ON sundays boat to stol,
few wccks.... Mis- MelNona Patterson, OF Wash
ihgton, ID. e., Mrs Charles >praguc of Portland
and Mr.. Frank :. Gnodtruc and wife of Boston,
are visiting in town.. Mr.. G.. NJ. simmons is at
home for Il few days. -. NJ. Amrs and l.. +.
Staples haze the stockton Mineral Spring co.'s
bottled soda for sale. Another dance in pen--
low Hall next saturday evening Music by Hai-
riman'- Orchestra.
SolllI CHINA. Rufus NJ. Jones, teacher at
Friends School. Providence, X. L., WAS married
China. They were given reception at Mrs. vii
liam Jones, where forty or fifty people ate cake
and ice and drank the brides health in co ne,.
and chocolate Among those present were Wilmo:
X. Jones, principal of Mt. Holyoke seminary,
Mass. Arthur w. Jones, teacher of Language AT
., o. ;. vas-, Herbert Jones, brother to the chap
by man. who has been in the grocery business in
Midway, Mass, for the past year, and his sister
lin.,
leave for Providence in Il few days and will be fol
lowed by the best wishes of all Joncs,illc
UNITY. Under date of July 10th, Il Kennehec
Journal correspondent writes The farmers arr.
all well under way with their having IN average
crop will be harvested. Thus far the weather has
been quite favorable Crops looking fairly
we'll Mr.. Ed Woods sold from one fourth of AN
acre S31 % worth of green peas and now has the
same plot planted To turnips, from which he will
realize as much more. We call that profitable
farming Berries are quite plenty and of an OK
cellent quality summer visitors are beginning
to arrive. DR. Craigs house, on which he is max.
ing extensive repairs, is progressing very rapidly
Mrs j. ii. Damon fell one day last week, and
injured her knee SO that she is not able to walk
The mother of Hon. j. Il. Taber is very low and
probably will live but a few days. She has Il can
s;.o, .,. -, ~. $50. - YEA.
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SwANyILlE. II. ID. Mckccn arrived, home from
the town of Phillips, Me. last week to spend vaca
ton. lie expects his next term to begin about
sept. l. lie speaks in complimentary term. of the
school and the people in the place. Flora T..
Mari is at home for n few weeks w Miller
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an" '''i's 'rri'ea Niohday evening from Chelsea,
Mass, to stop for "A few weeks :. Frank f. Brown
came home N a,,crd tho fu,.,.l Of hi; a;,, A..
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Jennie H. Nlckerson, wife Of Frank j. Nckerson.
Mrs Nickerson died July - very suddenly. Her