The Republican journal., 1888-09-20

KsI TnoRNDIKE. VIM. Lord is cor fined to the
house with rheumatic trouble. He is attended by
DIR. kilgore, of Brooks School in District No. 4
began last Monday with Miss Nora Palmer as
teacher Mr. Everett NJ. Higgins came home
from North Cambridge, Mass. - vote and return
ell the next day. There quite gathering at
Frank IIogans last Saturday afternoon to witness
the game of ball between the jackson nine and Il
nine from Brooks, which resulted in victory for
the Jackson boys, with a of Is to My. j.
G. Cillcy and wife have been in Portland visiting
their son. George Shibles who was recently
hurt on the railroad at Benton, has so far recover
ed as to be able to ride out. Robert Hanson and
wife were at Nassalboro last week to attend tie
Friends quarterly meeting.
MORRILL,. Charles Brown and wife went 10 Eos
ton last week; from there Mrs. Brown goes to New
Haven, Conn, to visit her SON. while Mr.. b. goes
To Lawrence, Mass to visit his folks. Oscar
Storcr went to Boston last TUESDAY where he be
gins his studies at Wesleyan University miss
Della Storer is teaching large class iii music al
Waldoboro and Washington. Mrs. Balak Hatch
has been great sufferer from an abscess and is
still very fecbe....Mr. i. a. Hatch went to Bcs-
ton last week Mr.. ID. q. Bowen goes to Augusta
to-day Thursday to attend the regular quarterly
meeting Of the trustees of the Insane Hospital...
The Morrill, 5. S have picnic next saturday.
Rev. 6. Il. Tufts preached to Il good audience at
the church last sunday at 7. NJ. Services next
sunday by Rev. Mr.. burrows at 1915 A.. NJ.
MONROE. The prohibtionists of this town
at the head this year. They cast nine votes at the
polls, which is more than double the number
thrown two years ago. One of them said that at
that rate Of gain they would carry the state i'll ten
years; but on being shown the full returns from
the State he had nothing 10 say. While few well
meaning but mistaken men are trying to ride
deaf horse the era OF temperance reform speeds
nobly on =. Elmer +. Dow, OF salem, Mass, IS
home on visit The damage done by the early
troats in town can hardly be estimated. Late pc
tatoeS beans, garden truck, etc, Were wholly
ruined on low land, while they were more OF less
injured on high ground The fact jiat our
genial doctor ran ahead of his ticket to the niinl
Der of fifty -four votes, shows what kind of an
opinion his toWnsmen have of him, if he j. Demo
crtt The base bali cab is iouriShn- and the
high school boys enjoy the game full as wei! as
they Do their lessons. Is an all night dance,
three nights in succession, beneficial 10 the town:
WINrERroRT. the canning Of corn At the
Wintcrnor factory began saturday. The output
of this establishment the present season will not
be more than fifty per cent. OF that in favorable
year, perhaps not 50 much a. shat And 1t il
thought that the total III the state VIE not be E0Tc
than - or 20 per cent AZ large as that Of last yea'
Mr.. Atwood says that almost all Of those who have
raised corn for the factory this year, notwithstand
ing the present state of things, are not discourag
ed, Lat express themselves as ready to plant an
increased acreage neNt year, while many WHO
have never planted al all are going into ii in $50
49,. Hon. J. L. Dawley and wife left on Thursdays
boat for Boston where they will spend few days
and then go to their home at Fall River They
were accompanied by Mr.. Harry Lou@ee who will
spend his vacation with them. Ne Waiter J.
Biaglon who has been visiting his Oh home at
Whites Corner, left for Kingston, ~ n. on eiec-
ton day after dcrositinS his vote. Mrs Clara
Carter, of Boston, with her little daughter, IS visit
ne her sister, Mrs. Walter liaicy.. Mrs IL y.
Rich has returned from Northport Mr. Annie
Atwood is visiting at Hancock Point Mrs. +.
y. Babbldye is visiting friends in Rockland
Mrs Flora Knowles is visiting friends III town..-
Miss Myra Clement left saturday, for Augusta,
where She will attend school miss Ma Lutte
field is attending school in Bangor. Miss Abbc
Co0ren is visiting in Hostum....lt is currently re
ported that one i'll town is violating the Ii
quor law and in all probability he will hear some
thing drop fine cold day.
KNOX Rev. T. W. Burrows writes The ladies'
sewing circle met at the house Of Mrs. g. Brown
last Thursday. pWalFts OF y ladies' ana gentle
men were present ana the 'hne passed away very
pleasahtiE 10 an ihcie appears 10 be gro" ihS
interest In these social gatherings, which am
Slad to see. 1t SHOWS deSlre on inc part "i Inc
people % 40 %oou ana To ger sooi-loiNNiiieH
pray ana labor. am told OF a mother VINO was
engaged in some houSc-work, solhhS hei hahGS, so
as not 10 be anie I" make tiicm clean III an oihi
nary way. "hie she was irettihg over the TACT
her little daughter came lhio me room anu sih"
Ma 10 WASH my ""'i "fes'' WHICH mas iaiieh