The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

was badly injured IN saw mil tuesday.
The car that runs the track to take ii M
Der into the mill slipped and the brakes
would not hold it, Hutchins was caught
and damned by the car, injuring him about
the head and shoulders. 1t was thought he
could not recover.
TROY. Miss "Doxie'' Mitchell, who has
been very sick for several weeks, is very
low. Mrs. Wheeler, who broke her arm last
week, is very comfortable. Willis Harmon
is recovering from bruises received from be-
ing thrown from his road-cart few days
since. Mrs. Achsah Porter, of Saltwater, is
in town visiting friends. Judge Ruel W.
Rogers was in town day or two last week
Although it was quite rainy there was
very good audience at the I Mon Church last
Sunday to listen to the Rev. Mr.. Brown
from Clinton. Mr.. Ralph Croxford and Miss
Mabel Croxford of jackson. We're present, the
guests of MI. and Mrs. 3. F. Harding.
RocKPoRT The Carleton House, which
las been closed for some time, was opened to
the travelling public last week, under the
management of Messrs. Fuller and French.
Mr.. john Fuller is the wel-known stable
man of Rockport, and a popular Grand Army
man, and Will he glad 10 greet all his old
comrades and friends i'll his new capacity as
landlord. Mr.. F. l.. French has been the
popular proprietor of the house for the last
five Years and is too we'll known to need any
introduction. The house has been finely fit
ted up, the dining room and halls being
| Gently frescoed by Mr.. Willis E. Carleton,
who has done some OF the finest work in this
| State
| ISLE AL HArT. (From the Deer Isle GA
| zette) The Point Lockout Club House
| opened June Is, under the efficient manage
ment of G. E. Chaplin and wife. =. Sadie
| Turner, W no has been at Cambridge the past
| winter, returned home Sunday. Lottie
| Pendleton, of Frankfort, arrived Thursday
| for the summer. Prof W. p. Turner, of
the Institute of Technology, at Lafayette,
Ind, came Sunday to spend the SUMMER.
| DR.. w. c. Collins and wife, and Mrs Han
cock, of Bucksport, arrived Friday. They
will occupy their cottage at the Beach this
summer. =. H. NJ. Prindle, of Andover, will
supply the pulpit of the Union church for
the next tnre6 nOuuuS. he pItdCIl6u Ills
| first sermon here last Sunday.
| MORRILL,. Mrs. Frank Markle, of New
Haven, Conn, and Ashby Mears arrived
! last week to visit their parents. Orrin
Achorn also returned home last week..
| The funeral of Mrs. Barak Hatch was held
at her late residence, June 22nd, Rev.
S. l.. Hanscom officiating. Morrill, Musical
Society held an entertainment at the Grange
| Hall last Friday evening. The programme
| was varied. The best feature was the ma
tional Flag Drill'' by ten young ladies in
costume, each with thu flag of the nation
represented. They had practiced and drilled
| for long time, and their marching and
manual of arms was equal to old soldier.
Miss Linda Merriam represented the Navy of
the United States and was the officer in
| command. She issued her orders like
veteran. -. Mr.. Thomas Storer, nephew of
"Uncle Thomas S, :" is IN town
| SANDY POINT. Mrs. Dougal and Mrs Lit
| tleiohn, of Portland, have been visiting Mrs.
Addison Shute. -. Nj aster Arthur French, of
Hyde Park, Mass, arrived Saturday to Join
| MS parents III tltll IltN MI 1T
mas Grant came home from Mt Waldo last
week with damned foot. The first com
l,any from Bangor to enjoy the "Retreat
arrived Monday. 1t was an unpleasant
day for the opening. Mr., and Mrs Wilson
Hartman and daughter Nellie, of Bangor,
and Mr. Irwin Slack. OF Somerville, Mass,
spent day last week at Mr.. Rufus Harri-
|
to Somervile with him, as his bride. Mrs.
| Frank Hartman has been visiting in Ban
| gor this week. Miss Matte Black and
| Mrs. Annie Cousens have been quite sick
the last week. Sch. Romeo took load of
headings to Rockland last week for milmen
| Grant and Perkins.
i UNITY. Elder Brown who breaches in
| Clinton and Burnham, occupied the pulpit
| here last Sunday. His text was selected
from St. Johns Gospel 18th Chap. II verse.
His discourse was excellent. Although it
was cloudy day, quite IA large number
was in attendance and many remained for
| the communion service. 500. Congressman
Millillen and Judge r. w Rogers from Bel
fast have visited here quite recently -. Mr..
and Mrs, William Ryder from Michigan are
| visiting in Unity. -. Mrs. L. Gerrish is MAX
| ing quite visit in Bradford. Mrs Thomas
| Cook is keeping house for her. 800 Mr.. H. G..
| Chandler was sick day two last week
and Donald Chase was ON hand to distribute
the mail. Tuesday the 21st Mrs. Geo
| Flagg and Mrs. Brown, who live on the
Plantation, stopped at Taylor and Mitchell's
store to do some shopping. One of the ladies
had got into her carriage preparatory to re-
turning home when the horse started and she
was thrown ont in front of Mr.. knights store
| She was not seriously hurt but her coffee
| was spilled and some china broken. The
horse went farther and the carriage was so
| badly broken that another was hired for
them to return home. They talk of repeat
ing the pantomme of the Japanese Wedding
| in Albion.
| NORTH Troy. The rain, so long wished
for, is at hand, and crops of all kinds are
| looking well. Mr.. john Smith had a rails
ing last Tuesday afternoon. His barn will
be a commodious building, with nice cellar
| besides. Mr.. Reuben Rhoades has sold his
| 4-year-old bay mare to Mr.. Frank Jordan
of Durham. Mr.. Rhoades has some good