The Republican journal., 1888-04-12

now In progress. At the Spiritualist campground
Mr.. W. H. Wheeler, of Phillips, is completing
cottage begun last fall. Mr. John G. Damon, of
belfast, Is doing some work on his stable and cot
tage, South Shore. Capt. J. I. Conant of Belfast
Will raise and repair his cottage on the Methodist
campground. Col. W. H. Fogler of Belfast. who
recently bought the Pote cottage and grounds
North Shore, will thoroughly repair and paint the
building.
| LINCOLNvILLE. MIR. w. l.. Hall has gone to
Boston to take few lessons in water colors
Mr. A s. Heal has gone to Camden with his en-
| CINE to saw wood for /. B. Stearns. =. School in
the Beach Dist Is to begin next Monday with Miss
Jennie Lamb teacher. The school house has been
painted outside and papered inside, thus improving
Its appearance very much Miss Nette Adams is
again to return to Vnahavcn to teach in one of the
village schools The people of Vnalhaven seem to
appreciate good teachers. -. Mr.. Nathaniel Young
Is the proud posscssor of pair of twin colts
| SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mrs. ID. c. Gilman, who
has been in Lewiston the last four weeks, return
ed last Monday. Mrs Ann NJ. Knowles arrived
home last Saturday, having spent the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Carter, in Worcester, Mass Our
stage driver came in Saturday morning walking
beside his horses with three passengers and very
poor apology for hind wheel. Our enterprisng
| wheel wright, W f. Prescott soon fitted him with
an extra wheel and he went on his way rejoicing
| -. c. f. Thompson is going to Boston this week
| to buy drove of horses ...John F. Esancy has
nice mare for sae......C c. T. Randall is busy tax
ing the inventory Mrs II. G. Pottle went out to
the stable one morning last week and missed pair
| of twin lambs. She couldn't find them anywhere
After while she saw one up the scaffold near
| beams had tba Stars
10 the head scaioll and from there into the hay
and were very busy finding clover heads.
| STOCKTON. A silk quilt the property of a Mr.
$ B. Pendleton was drawn by ticket in the post
office week before last by Mrs Hattie Raw of
Brewer. The lucky number was s. .....B. NJ.
Roberts & Cos store was entered il few weeks ago
and small amount of money taken. Parties are
suspected, but yet no arrests have been made
I'D. Il. Stowe was installed sentinel and
Harry II. Hichborn Marshal in Penobscot Lodge
Of Good Tcmplars last Tuesday night ..... Your
correspondent would like to enquire of friend
staples If there is anything in the atmosphere of
our little village injurious to silk hats. ...J NJ.
Ames has thoroughly renovated and painted his
store and is ready and would he pleased to receive
his old friends and customers and make new ones.
...All persons in want of fertilizers can get them
considered. Dance in Denslow hall next Satur-
day evening. The bills acciout for Il grand calico
| hall Maylst
| BURNHAM. Lemucl F., Il Is year old of VIM
IL. kimball had both bones of one arm broken be
tween the elbow and wrist by being TANNED by
colt while in the act of grooming him, Friday the
9Th inst DIR. Dodge, of Troy, reduced the fracture
and the boy is doing we'll. Leroy Wyman has
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia, but is better
now....A Young daughter of q. j. Dodge is re-
ported sick with lung fever...... Andrew Pcase
and wife have gone to Appleton visit a sister of
Mrs p, who is critically ill....t is reported tha t
John McAlster is to go into trade at the vii
lagc $50. Gershom TwiicheIl is connecting his
house and wood house with "A feet building -.
Bradford Blanchard has sold his stand in the vii
laGe to Mrs Betsey A. Berry ....,.. Scbasticook
Grange is now in prosperous condition. Five
new members have been received of late and two
more names have been proposed -. Miss Myrtle
sherman is soon to take trip to the far west. We
wish her the best of success and Il full realization
Of her fonLest hopes.
MONROE. Edwin jenkins has been drawn to
serve on the jury for the coming term of court
...Ruth knoWlton has gone to " II on Il visit....
Frank Adams has returned from Boston without
his fortune. He thinks Monroe is good enough
for him a while longer. las sample of Monroe
romanccrs mention the person who returned
from n. Ii. in March and said that the dust was
six inches deep and flowers were blooming every
where in that State IA large crew of men turned
out last Wednesday afternoon and cut up Mr.
William Robert>on's woo,pc. Mr.. Robertson is
, quite old and afflicted with total blindness MIR
Moody keeper of the Forest House stable, is sick
with a fever. Mr.. Charles Sargent who is oven
IS years old, has sawed and split cords of wood
this winter. &C. NJ. Conant is to sell at auction
the 18th, fine lot of cows horses, colts and swine
wagons, harnesses ter. W. Mayo has bought the
Ben Wildes place at the village The selectmer
are taking the inventory and report the stock ii
town looking iinely....F. Atwood has one of the
best matched pair of horses in town.. The Butte,
Company have a meeting at the town house mex
saturday. ......John Twomhly has been choscI
school agent at the village for the ensuing year
MIR. Abel Davis, of Pittstied, has been engag
+ Ell to speak here Memorial Day by the Billing:
Post. Frank Adams, reported last week as being
{ in Boston, has returned.
MoNTNILLE. W. W. Thompson and wife re
turned to their home i'll Massachusetts last week
Mrs. c. Foster accompanied them... f.. L. Rowel
Is school agent in Dist. No. and Granville Thomp
, son in Dist No. for the ensuing year. .....C. l.
Wright and Evie Colby We're married at his home
last Saturday evening by Rev, j. Washburn...,.
James J.. Sawyer died at his home last saturday
evening after a lingering illness. His last day
were free from intense suffering. The funeral wa
held at the North Church Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Washburn was with the people at \ortl
Montville Sunday and spoke from the last claus,
of the fourteenth verse of the fourth chapter O
Esther. He said that Esther had her God appoint
Ell alt ough she did not it at the start, but sh'
was able to perform it If it did look dark to her a
times, She came at the right time and we all com,
> to our work at the right time. We here fo
only one course and Esther came into the kingdom
only once. Every man is part OF Gods property
GO work to-day in my vineyard and whatsoever is
right will pay thee We have only Il little tim,
y to work for soon the night comes when no MAJ
can work. Everyone that puts his work befor,
God in Il gospel form is sure of success. There i
a time coming when we shall all be glad for tn,
Christian work we have done here. There is II,
time for sleep the Christian Journey. There il
= a work for all although they may not be an Esther
y a Mary Martha Let us make the most of Oh
time and weave out a laurel for long home
t We marching to victory and that very quick
n ly..... Nathaniel Hall has been drawn uryln,n t,
serve at the next term of court.
4 BROOKS. This freezing and thawing weather l.
good for the sap gathercrs. The first maple svruI
y of the season was brought into the village by Geo
+. Files. of East Thorn,likc But little of this huef
is done in this vicinity noWadayS but We hay,
a distinct remembrance of the glorious times il
+ our boy hood days "sugaring of the liquid sweet
n ness in big iron kettles hung from pole in thu
n open woods. miss Stella Bracket has been
canvassing in this vicinity with good success fo
''The Beautiful Story" ....Will White has a,ltiet
+ an undcrtakcr's department to his furniture Shop
and is having his share of the business in that line
t library. Oracle Dow is to be librarian There
l has been quite contention in regard to the town
{ officers involving some legal points Two sets of
officers were elected at the two meetings held The
selectmen tie facto have established themselves In
a new Office In Capt. j. $ iluNiordS building and
are doing the business of the town Harry Il. sta
, pies is getting out nice line of skeleton wagons
| lie has ten ready to set up and will build some
more. The members of the Good Templars
Lodge, ant, any who may wish to Join, are invited
to be in attendance at Jones Hall next saturday
, evening the Nth inst, special business is
10 he transacted. The evening meetings and the
afternoon Bible readings are still continued
Last sunday WAS 4 feast of good things at the
Quaker chapel. Friend xvi Sharpless preached in
the morning, and Rev. Mr.. Could, of IIampdcn,
, otlicatcd in the afternoon. Rcy. III. II Small was
9, | also present several arose for PRAYERS in the
evening. Bad colds and lung troubles are prcva-
lent here now.