The Republican journal., 1888-01-19

correspondence of the ROckland Free Press: For
some time regular religious services have been
held at the house of Mr. Abial Getchell, led by Mr..
George Lincoln, of Washington, and much interest
is manifested. =. .Messrs. Leighr Speed are pre-
pairing to rebuild the old stave mill in the spring.
lti an excellent location, and mill is much need
ed there. VIM. ii. Moody, of Liberty, has lately
sold valuable lot of lumber to Hon. S. J. Gushee,
who proposes to operate extensively on it this
winter, if shedding permits.
! MoNTvIILE. Mrs. W. +. Clark of Bar lIarbor
is at her fathers Mr.. Atknsons. sick. Mr. Clark
went to Bucksport last week. lie is on the road
for firm in Boston. ..... Elmer Il. Hail closed Il
term of ten weeks school in district No /, last Fri
/ day 1t was Mr.. Halls third successive term in
this district. The following scholars were not
absent one-lalf day this term: Olive NJ. Hills,
Jesse Hills, Chester Gray, Joseph Leonard and
Lowell Il. Choatc.. Newell White recently bought
printing press of firm in Boston and is now
ready to do any small job of printing which may
! lee required. ,.. Rev. James Washburn and j. b.
| MyIick have been suffering from injuries received
by failing during the recent icy travelling Miss
! Mamie Bryant is sick with the mumps.
| UNIpN. The contract for the soldiers monument
| to be erected al Union Common has been awarded
to Nr James Bormau of Union, Of the best
workmcn in the country, for $1,000. The monument
is to be of granite, Is feet high with three bases,
the lower one TO be j by feet The die is to be of
| polished liack granite, suitably inscribed, with
cap. and su}mounted by life-sizc statue of
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VIII all lc of white granite. The black granite of
| the die is to he taken from the quarry of Mr..
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'-''i'e f'i'! "'i'' "i '"i''' H. NJ "Fii'' l"s'
7'''h 'H '>thi's ""S one "i t''' 'l2eS' ana NEST
t''7''''' ''NNi"''7 'No'le'' ''9 winter -Ap"'t 80
were iicFeh''''t"e near tal 'hcle Is 10 'e Il
i''' it'ii'it "ii III te ''ie hfNt >atuiNsE even
ih3'-'''-' r. 9'"!'ieS anu ~ " -Nh'ea nave inc
muse Toy on sale All are invited 20 gan ana
near o. b. "ilSer afriNeu nome f's' >a'r-
''''! evening -SN ''ehie oi'he! went 10 '"ek-
l''h 'S' M"h'''! 10 oa''eh" te h"sihess o"IieSe oi
mat raef..,.il any one hh'ts Il par OF "vershoes
"l'H par Oh Shippers IN 'hel'' the! VIII confer
iA'or by returning to IL. y staples he having lost
i PAR ,.)tnre III pcnSiow Hal tonight, music
"'' Al ''> Hill '"is' Aii'e .i'rA he'i'i
i''''' 1"' = N!'eH'i"- '"e winter WIN "oi
r'''N'''9' ~ anu III r. 'h's'
i'o's'S "i''h"A iNh on Inc zee iast week ana
Spf"ih't Hti "ils' iGite badly ..A iittie thirteen
pun" stranger l"cacnieF himself at Geo. l.
li"ai : 4i'st Weth aid ti"lhe't protection Mrs
Mary VI hier mas been arfolntc' "dhihiNtr;ttllN
Oh tEe estate "t the iatc '' W. im@r. Moses NJ
''oi@"h Is >eilh@ inc estate oi MS latiier, ;. -.
Johnson. Inc EeNt s"clabt Will meet with Mrs
Aflctta Gilman, Wednesday evening Jan. 23,h..
Mrs Bertha Proctor has gone to Liberty to 'io
house work for Mrs. ;. l. Dung ..Geo + haE-
Htii mas hl> morse, that was hurt on the barhed
wire fence last fail, in the team again. Mrs.
Joseph "oodinan. 81 years oltl tl.i- winter is still
hale and EeartN and Had II not been for a fall a
few years ago, breaking her hip she would get
around as smart Is girl. She has lived on the
same farm q years. RAISED a FANNY oI chldren,
ana always W"rkcd MART iier iiiir, OF which she
has good share, Is black and She never had
gray hair On her head .Alcr II. Cram died very
suddenly Moh't'y ait'ri"oH I'i.. Ii. lie htd been
cutting ard hauiing Wood ana came into the house
about hVc cl"ck an" sal u"Wh ~ The ire, saying
'lt has been cold afternoon, laid his head back
ON his chair and died,
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'i'c residence "i tic brides parents capt ana
Mfs. Aliald Crockett, MISS f"liihe H. tf'cket
was ui'' IN marriage 10 Af' iicftit a. fl;theh
ar"- o. II. fAHf, Nlhi. lhe ceremony was per
formed hy 'i' feN. Af. Hail"ln, "1 interport,
III the presence "i tie immediate families of the
nfl'e ''' Sl'"m' ihet were a''ehie" ny Miss
"l''e '-i''! its "ii"es'''i anu hr' rfe" iii'hfii
"i' IL Si'""S'"'h' me presents were numerous
'i't "9''' anu among ''i'h WAS Il me S'o ""oh
from 'to fl'c Twin hfo'hcf' FRED l.. or"eEeft OF
N"4l"iih'' MI ''i"l MS. hiailcla1d Will lcaFc
hS"iH t7'eN"''' "H" le'fe''e" hE 'heir many
lritiris' ''h'l Whit .&fe'tlhS 'hef departure lr"h
tins '""A W" WISH t'ein long iIie of welded hap
lhhE~- ana prosperity IA their western home....
sanford l-lhNy las arrived home for the winter
'''h''l't''t ~ hli''ah arrived nome from hali-
H"i SATURDAY lie Is III tiic employ OF Mf. Jllhcs
htfl1t?' ?'..'ber' 3lst large number assembled at
inc re7Hie"ct ol MY Nt"t!i buttefheid IN the
Nc" iofh set'ieheht TO celebrate the oth ahniVer-
safE "l MS We'f'c" HE. hoHntlfu supper was
StfNtd' Mrs. hutltfEeiti, asSiste" by MfS. Ann
'P'"s"e' "''' everything peasant ana ehJoyahie.
among uie many ustiui presents received was
H''ii'i'''! illt tS'' Inc So"'' singing ny heNlh
'i"rN' A4H''' iE'i"l'Hoh, l. lltleiieht was much