The Republican journal., 1890-07-10

| WALDO CENTRE. Farmers feeling little
uneasy about getting their hay crop in gooc
| order. They fear the weather will be the same as
we have had for the last six months-wet ana
rainy But it may not; it may take turn and be
| splendid hay weather long enough to get our hay
In the barn in good shape. We had better not
| borrow trouble about the weather, let it be as il
may. 1t Is all right, and no doubt shall live
Just as long and die just as happy as if we had
control of the weather Miss Hattie Fayson is al
home from Rhode Island where she has been at
work the past winter Her cousin, Mrs. Polk
relatives here. Mrs Hallett, of Lowell, Mass, il
in town and is stopping with her mother, Mrs Hit
| ty Wentworth. She will spend few weeks in
this town and vicinity.
WINTERPoRT. The many friends Of Capt and
Mrs. J. f. Roweli will be pleased hear of THEN
safe arrival home Saturday, July 5th. The 4tll
! passed of very quietly. The boys had their Gus
tomary racket during the night and fired on a
j few India crackers etc, during the day. Quite a
! large number went to Frankfort where they had a
big celebration. Mrs. Mary Haley, of Water
Larrabee LEFT Monday for Mediield Mrs. Nov
err of Boston, was the guest of Mrs. X. A. Mill
ken last week DIR. A. r. Fellows and family re
turned from their visit to New Hampshire on sun
days boat Mrs. Bowden, of Penohscot is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Page Miss
Louise Carleton, who has been visiting friends in
Rockport returned sunday accompanied by Miss
Alta Treat of Roekpor Miss Grace Libby of
Prospect, is visiting friends in town
MONROE. The 4th passed very quietly here. A
good crowd attended the dance in the Town Hall
in the evening when Mr.. Fred Newcomh came
home from his work Thursday night he found his
wife very sick and learned that She had taken a
large dose of Paris green. She lived until Natur-
day night. No cause is known for her committing
suicide. She was the daughter of Joseph Gordon,
of Thorndike. This is a severe loss to Mr.. New
comb. She leaves children. Mr. AsbUy
Staples lost all his cows-threc in number-trilay
night last by the floor giving away and hanging
them by the neck Mr.. Staples is one of our hard
working farmers and the loss Is severe one to
him. -. Mr.. Wells Thurlough, of Deep River, Ct,
is here looking after the cutting Of his hay and
farm. our farmers will not begin to hay much
until next Monday The crop will he about the
same as last year. Rust is striking grain to some
extent.
SwANvtLLE Mrs. Mallic Young and her
daughter Alice have rented portion of the smith
house for the summer \. The cottages are AN open
and the Lake is dotted with pleasure seekers 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osgood, Of Bangor, were Visit
ing relatives and friends here last week. also - d.
Greeley and wife, OF iIampden....Frof. Fred Park,
who is spending the Summer at >ealsport, was in
town sunday with Adclheu Nickcr~on, of Wallo.
......C. +. Small and family OF Brooks, Mere in
| town sunday. Eugene Nickerson Ia return
ed from Boston,. Mis- Nna Nicker.on has re
turned from Bradford, where She has been visiting
friends. The following tearhcr- have closed
profitable terms of school NJ Blanch Ford, Dist.
No 3 Nettie Hamilton, Dist. No. 3 Elonic Nicher-
son, Dists No. and , ; hlose Harvey. Di,t MI ::
Eva knowlton, Dist. No. s. and Blanch Ma,I,Iorks.
Dist. No, . IN Dist. ~. . the following Iu1ii-
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