The Republican journal., 1892-04-28

April %, the following We're chosen delegates
to the convention at Bangor, April q: S. P.
Young, Charles Bradstreet, G. W. Prescott.
To the convention at Watervile, April IS:
w. H. Hunt, l.. F. Hurd and d. c. Morse.
UNITY. The Republican caucus Saturday
afternoon, was called to elect delegates to
the State convention at Bangor, April
81; and also delegates to the District con-
vention at Waterville, Apr. %. The caucus
was called to order by Linley H. Mosher
DIR. w. G. Fuller was called to the CHAIR L.
II. Mosher was elected secretary. The dele
gates elected to attend the convention at
Bangor were: Adam Mvrick Warren Jones
and w. HI. Role. The delegates elected to
attend the convention at Waterville We're ::
l.. ii. Mosher, Fred Cornforth and Samuel A.
Mvrick.
FRANKFORT. Mrs. Levi Curtis died Fri
day at the house of Mr.. Abel X emies. The
funeral was Sunday, and she was inferred at
Winterport cemetry Mr.. Moses Alley, Gt
is reportedD has adopted little Forest Cat!n
as his SON. The school began Monday, and
we are glad to welcome back MI Gcrrish and
Miss Ordway as the teachers. -. Mr. George
Webster was i'll town Sunday. Miss katll-
airline luigley teaches at the Mountain
schoulhouse. The Y. +. c, f, Society hold
meetings once more.
SOUTH KNOXVILLE. c. n. Cram has re-
turned from China and has bought one-half
interest in H. l.. .]ackson's store and bar
TAYLOR Gilman WAS taken i'll a few days ago
with paralysis Of the brain and is not eN-
pected to live. Austin Wentworth is hav-
ing his house painted. We would be glad to
initiate his example if could be as sue
cessful in selling OUT. We are very much
in need OF good ackSnith. and a good
chance is now open for une.... Miss IneH NJ.
Peavey has been engaged, to teach the sum
mer term OF school, which will begin May ;.
MONROE. jefferson Nealley, of the north
part of the town, met with quite a serious
accident while operating the road machine
last week. The ball of one foot was crushed
clear from the bone and the foot otherwise
injured. 1t is d bad set back at this time of
the year for such an energetic man as Mr..
Nealiey +, G. West. of Frankfort is the
owner of Very fine pair of cattle. He had
them weighed the other day and their CONF
bined weight was .915 lbs. They girt S feet,
4 inches, and are IA Very strong, handsome
pair. Mrs. Frank Henderson, of Guilford.
who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Lutkn, of Orchard Hill, returned to
her home last Saturday.
SwANv1LLE. The Republicans held a eau
Gus at the town hall last Monday night and
elected {. NJ. Marden and James Knowlton
delegates to attend the convention at Ban
gor. George Ordway and Joseph Mar,en
We're chosen delegates to the district con-
Venton at Watervi,le. The display of
northern lights last Monday evening was
very fine. Josiah Nickerson is visiting IN
Corinth Miss -.ddie Bridge went to Mas
s;chusetts last week to see her sister, who is
dangerously ILL.,. Mrs. Nancy Eilingwood
is quite poorl ". The MON Sunday School
will reorganize next Sunday at II O'Clock
80. The SpiritualiStS will have d circle at
Mr. James Harris next Sunday at , y. m.
BELMONT. MIR. Frank L. Wilson has gone
to Portland, where he is enga gcd rsnvslssinu
for nursery stock. Mr.. Phineas Pisburv
and wife haze been quite sick . Mrs. Ed
ward Wagner is quite SICK MI. Harrison
Farow is binding a blacksmi h shop.
Mr. Miles Pease is building AN addition to
his barn. Mr.. Noah B. Allenwood has
slingled his house and will make further
repairs the coming summer. Mrs. Abbe
DrdwaN Of North Starslnont will teach the
summer term Of school in Dist No. 5 Mr.
Henry Ii. Fletcher of Boston. Mass Was in
town last week. Mr.. Frank Fletcher IT,.
has gone to Boston to wurk....A little
stranger has come to stay at Nv Fred Church.
hills.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE. q. W. Shute and
wife of Bucksport visited his sister, Mrs.
Eliza Harrison, last Sunday Capt. Fran
els F. Heath and wife recently arrived from
Boston. Capt. Heath Will remain home three
or four weeks and will then return and take
charge again of Steamer VIM. r. Clery
Sch Rushlight of Rockland, Capt. Quincy,
was loading wood for Robert Ersl1ine and
grounding on rock She fell over when the
tide left her. Her deck load slid of and she
filled, the strong current cutting her into
the stream with no one on board. Steamer
Ralph Ross towed her into Sandy Point
where she lies on her beam end, full of water
Robert Erskne caught the first salmon
on the west side of the river. Salmon are
large but not very plenty.
A Il I,
longing to Mr.. Newell Roberts, was noticed
to make frequent excursions, into the woods
kittens, a cross between the domestic eat
and the wild cat of the wood. The two kit
tens are vicious little beasts with much of
the ferocity of their progenitor of the forest
They have very long, sharp mai Is and a
short tail. All our schools begin on Mon
day. MAY 2nu. Miss Helen Dunbar teaches
in district No. s; Miss Miriam Hatch in No.
q: Miss Carrie E. Blake in No. 6; Miss An
ME l.. Dunbar III No. ): Miss Bernice Ward
we'll in No. : Miss Laura v Staples in No,
Is: Mrs. Maria Thompson in No. IA Hattie
Bridges in No. 49,. Miss Florence daughter
of II Horace Perkins, Esq, who is attending
the Boston Conservatory of Music, has been
offered So IA month to teach the High school
for the current year. We regret To say she