The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10
County Correspondence.


Henry Boulter chosen school agent The
black mare Jennie, owned by John sparrow, has
foaed a fine colt by Black Rock. The colt
will be jet black with star. The mare weighs ,l0O
and the colt is a perfect image Of the sire. John
has already been offered well up to 800 for him as
weanling. 1t pays to raise good colts. There
were services at the Stream last sunday fore
noon by pastor, Rev. Mr.. Burrows.
FRANKFORT. The ''Fr;nkfort Dramatic Com
pany' presented the drama entitled 'The Heroic
, Dutchman of seventy in Spraguc's hall April
Both. Cast of Characters; Colonel Brown, y. :.
| B!cthen; Major Jones, r. j. Spraguc; Harry Wal
tiers, James f, Hurley; Captain Lille, Bernard Az
erill; Fred, j. F. Clark; sam. Frank Battles: Tom,
Isaac Clark; May Brown, Miss Augustine Nichols;
Kate Brown Miss Bertha Clark. The play Wa,
well presented, each character displaying talent
seldom seen in local dramatic clubs -. Mr.. Angus
tus Holmes has boy ten years Old, who weighs
ll5 pounds Mr. Frank Tyler is getting in Il large
stock of new goods.
| SEARsMONT. samuel and George Gum, of
! Lynn, Mass, are in town having been called home
to see their father and sister who are very sick.
| l.. e. Poor represented the Masons at the Grand
| Lodge at Portland Miss Ada NJ. Maddocks has
gone to Union to teach school,. Miss Josie knight
| Is to teach at Washington Mills....G. b. Dyer is
putting q new roof on his barn Alex, Duuphc
has sold his farm and is to move to Massachusetts
this week ...otis Weman and j. Il. Mcdowell
have taken the oath as road commissioners for the
ensuing year This is Il change in the MAJ :: cement
| of our roads and the result will be carefully watch
ed....The first thunder shower of the pass
| ed over here NJ ay lst.
| PoOK's MILLS. The snow has left tn, open
| land but there is in the wous vet III Il mi.d
every where. The stage driver reports the ,raycl.
ing very bad ...S. l.. Woodbury. has been repair
ing his barn The painters have been busy shin
ing up the outside of the buildings with cpatS of
| paint, and the women are busy inside with white
wash, paint and paper The friends of n. j.
| West were pleased to receive Il visit from him lat
| week. Mr.. and Mrs. Carver of Ninalhavcn have
| been visiting Joseph Banks. Rev. G. c. Slelon
| came home from Watervilc last week for short
| vist....Alhert Wentworth has moved to Wallace
| Whites farm on the Augusta road .Mr Blanch-
| ard of Belmont has moved on to the Frost farm.
BELMONT. Mrs. Lillian BckneIl, WHO has been
i'll for some time past, is now recovering and her
sister, Miss Lizzie Mariner, of Eockland, who
| has taken care of her, will soon return home -.
| Mr. Alden Black, who died at his residence in
| MontNllle, April 9th lived in this town fora NUN
| Der of years. He was good citizen and ncighbor,
| and While here won many true friends who will I've
| sorry to learn OF his death, and will symrathze
| with his family in this their hour Of bereavement.
He suffered much from long and painful illness,
| and none can wish him back to continue his hours
of suffering. BY his death his wife has lost loyal
| husband his children tender father and the
world i'm honest MAN.. The school in Dist. No. ),
| which is to be taught by Miss t,ract Cunningham,
W. y SUI A"s '4'"
| STOCKTON. J. NJ. Amrs went to Portland last
week to attend the Grand Lodge of Masor~, and
| j. III. and A. NJ. Ames attended the Grand Lodge
| of Good Templars at Bangor..,..... William
staples lost one of his horses recently. The
| horse stepped in hole in a crossing on the road
and broke his leg in the ankle joint. Mr., l.. A.
| George went to Belfast Monday, where he expcr',
| to get work. f. Il. jackson, {. y. >mthunlC. "
Ellis at work in B.lfa.; for Mr.. Hal! ...tul
| Is. Granger went to Bangor last Weok....taIt. ID.
| q. Amcs and Mr. y. NJ. Gardner ami family an
rived from Boston recently, also l.. staples, .lr
| who has been attending pharmacy school the
P"Sl Winter '''uF spring sch"oS heSN" 'aSt
"o'"! "''''t wv saint ''''ltlS WIZ" ''u-il E'''
"''''' VI" Miss Mimic IA Na'''et""o'', ~ NlAa!-
"'N''' ue i''." 7'"oo'' an" H''9N i-''.'9 y
| SOUTH MoNrVIiLE saturday the 2~lh was the
| first real spring day this season. Painting pa
| per-hanginS and h"usecleanng have begun in
| earnest h' eol"f are you gong t" paint: What
knd OF paper have you selected: are the rrin, pal
| subjects dsru>se'' especially among the ladies'
| The summer school began May 1th. Nil
| Ahbic Mcdowell teacher -..Mamjc BRYANT Will
| stop with Mrs. Leonard Cooper through school
trrIn
| first school expedition. Cl,arlcs Hannah ana
| wife have gone to TAYLOR t,ilman'S To work Mr.
| Hannah Will cooper and his wife will help in
| the house. >ias iIoweS Is going t. cooper for
| W. H. Benner until having tinir... has = Adams
has gone To Boston to buy a lot of horse. e. Billie
Foctt received an ugly wonnd ever oup. of his
| eyes by falling ON the steps i'm front of the
house. hien Black who has been -irk Il Inu.r
| time died AlriI alth Mrs. Morse nlIi,tatrd II
the funeral the Portland Pres. ror,,.s,,,ni,,,
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'"'''i'''h "''"h'H'lIH' 'hihN must nave i NJ OF
th' 'iles on ha7 gone '''"t- ''d M"h'Nih' - ~
s"lld hhah'iaiiy aht t"'h'fWlNr'aS hergf'nIt" mil~
prosirrT re, Mr. r,IIviu of Wi,t,,,,.,t
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u'ilhS the coming summer 'Mrr.t'atfri Brow n
died rcccntlv Elder Lewis prn.ilrtou trearhrd
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''otSc anu ROBERTS SchnhlhouHc are wei atttiHtI
despite the bad going. Beside, the number ;,t
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''e meetings. VII" nave ''loc ut' '"tl' 'l''N'N '"'
come Christians, eight rose for pra Ecr III the lael
mrrtinm The revival i r,v- iikrlv tn I, v.i.,.
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sPltt'. ihe 7'h""li"H7' NiI h"' a'f"al'h"t't'
the large number that will assemble when the
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hh;"c to holi the summer meetings IN some good
central located grove. Lumber III he furnished
by the members for ,r,,s We ain r,,t Ln,,, .f /,
praNl person "ifhih u'fcc liiIeN ui tN h"ptts
schouhouse when the soott work began. and uuW
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quarry. ne ais" ms t'fFc ldlf +" mttHtu rHtc,
: feet AL. for sale.
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May 5oti 1883, VIII mark the twentieth annual
recurrence ot Memorial Day. uaN set apart hN