The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-05-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

TROY. DR.. Dodge has returned home. i.
Mr.. Wilton Carleton has gone to the Maine
General Hospital at Portland for treatment.
Dr. King, of Dix mont accompanied him. .
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cum
bingham is quite sick. DR.. Benson, Of Unity,
is in attendance. .....A box sociable at
Grange Hall Thursday evening April 21st
was largely attended and good time
reported Saturday evening there as
social dance for the editication of the mem
bers of S. S. Grange The Grange meetings
will be held hereafter in the evening. The
hall is being furnished with a new coat of
paint. Mr.. E. L. Cook and Mrs. S. E. Cook
visited in Jackson last week. Mr. I. c.
Reynolds and wife of Burnham, We're in
town Sunday. The run of suckers this
spring has been rather earlier than usual.
They have been takenin large quantities and
are of unusual size. Master BERTHE Jordan
has the finest matched span Of horses in this
vicinity. They are rocking horses. Mr. Ell
eaZer Adams has an acre of peas sown. Mr..
Levi Bagley has an acre of oats and peas.
sown April 10Th Mrs. Inez NJ. Harding
had native dandelion greens April 18th, the
first of the season. Miss Minnie Mitchell
is at home from Maine Central Institute be
cause of i'll health. Mr.. john Young has
leased the blacksmith Shop formerly occu-
pied 10y John Getchel, at the Center, and is
doing Il good business. lie comes Well rec
commended as a workman, and we bespeak for
him a good share Of patronage. Rev. Dav-
id Bracket, of jackson, preached in the IN
ion church at the corner, Sunday, April 9th.
A good and attentive audience We're present.
He will preach again ut the same place
May Sth....The Ladies circle met with Mrs.
j. NJ. Harding Tuesday, April %. Roger
Williams, the coon cat owned by Mrs. NJ.
{. Parsons, unearthed nest of snakes the
other day, three of which he carried into
the house. Mrs. Parsons dispatched them
i'll quick time. Mr.. Lewis 3. Harding has
gone to Montana, where hehas a very lucra-
tive business position offered him. He has
been a courteous and popula" vcnder of all
kinds of meats with Snumber Of years
ANA will he greatly missed. Many friends
III town wish him success in his home.
1 PITTsrIELD. An enthusiastic meeting of
our citizens held Saturday, the 10th,
and the remainder of the money needed was
| raised to insure the erection Of the new mill.
which will he built at once, and is to be call
ed the Waverly MILL. Easter Sunday was
observed at the Free Baptist and Universal
| list Churches with appropriate services and
| decorations e. Fast day las rather gone ont
| OF fashion III this place.. Rev. S. c. w hit
comb preached an interesting sermon TO
| the Phlentoma Lodge Of Odd Fellows
at the Free Baptist Church last Sunday.
The students gave ii reception 1T the
Institute recently and il is said to have
been d Very enjoyable affair. The class of
9;' did the handsome thing by the senior
class, and there Were large number of in
Nlted guests. Fred W. Burrill, !r;, deliver
ell a fine addreSs, and Brackets Orchestra
| furnished music. lee cream and either re-
ireshlnents We're served after the entertain-
ment followed Ivy a soriahlc Lieuren-
amt j. j, Chase, If Glasses Mills, Turner
son OF Scion Chase, is tn deliver the ora,
ton in Pit1sfeld Memorial DAY. The
Sunday Memorial services will be held
at the t'nivers}.liSt church and Rev. r,
| n. Reed will preach the sermon Mr. Rell-
ben llackett. an old and respected citizen.
died April 9th, aged 81 vars . MIR. O. l..
Soule and Geo. kimball are both sick ana
confined To Ike house,. Mr., Sorlc and Mr.
| IL NJ. T"Sier have been granted an increase
OF pension. DR.. Tihbetts who has ,.l,arn.
"i job of carpenter work here for the pre
sent, has very successfully removed tive, cam
GERS, one FROM the nose and one from the
breast Of lady living near Bangor. He
takes them ont With plasters d.. G.. b. War
iler, late Of the firm of Perkins < Warmer
has moved into the tenement over Mrs r
lhompsons store on Main St and will ,c
| cupy the store us soon as the rcparinp is
done. Mrs i. II. Davis went to Madison
Saturday to see her daughters Susie and
Grace, who We're to leave that afternoon for
| New York and WHO are still in the emulov
OF the Manufacturing Investment Company
| The office is still to he run in Madison lint
the headquarters are in New York Ci1v.
Mr. j 5. Davis celebrated his S4th birthday
April 18th ...Messrs. Tavlor & Peel have
opened a bakery and restaurant on Park
street as successors to Morev Millikeu
MI. Eugene Bickford and Miss Carrie Ger
| trude Webbendotfer were united i'm marriage
by Rev. S {. Whitcomb A pril 10TH.