The Republican journal., 1892-02-11


cases are reported and all the old ones are
doing nicely. -. E. Bartlett has been visiting
friends at Bangor.
| BELMONT. Mr.. Alton Neal of Lewiston
was in town last week visiting his parents
| 80. School in Dist. No 2, closed last Friday,
Mr.. T. w. Pease of Appleton teacher, and
in Dist. No. 4, Miss Mabelle E. Paul teacher.
Both We're very successful terms. The
snow which fell Sunday night made very
nice shedding, and all the farmers are getting
up thrifty wood piles.
SOUTH MoNTvnLE. A very successful
term of 10 weeks school, taught by Inez NJ.
Peavey in District No. /, closed Jan. %.
Whole number of scholars 10; average num-
Der g. Chester Grey and Annie B. Tanner
We're not absent one day....O p. Fuller re-
Gently trapped two owls one of them meas
llring . feet. 4 inches from tip to tip. He has
engaged Mr. \. Crockett, of Liberty, to
mount them. Mr.. Harrison Simmonds, of
Rockland. was in town last week. .. The re-
mains of Mrs. David Gilman, mother of
William Clark, of Bar lIarbor, We're brought
here last Saturday for burial.
MONROE. Mary A.. wife Of Forest Grant
died at her home of pneumonia Feb, 9TH,
aged II years $ months and days. Her
days of sickness were few, but Were accoll-
panied b, mnrh pain and suffering. She
was a devoted y ife and mother and viii be
greatly missed especially by hcr own fam
lily, to whom She was ~ dear. she ravts
two children, Everett and Eva. VIII Of Mr..
Will Emery, of PittStield. She will be much
missed by her many friends and n"ighbors.
and their heartfelt sympathy will Ire extend
ed to her bereaved husband and children.
| The funeral services We're held Sunday after
noon. Rev, II. w, Norton, of Wnterport
officiating ....The selectmen will be in SEES
sion next week settling up the affairs of the
town. Mr.. Jerry Written, of Belfast, is
talking of teaching dancing school here.
,.. Mr.. Will Emery returned to Pittstield
Tuesday. "A number Of teams and men
from here will go upon tile Ice at Hamplen
to work this week
WINTERPoRr. Mr.. James Campbell, ii
we'll known resident of the town, died in
Chelsea, where he has been spending the
winter, on Saturday. His remains will be
brought home for burial and funeral services
will he held at the home of his son, George
Campbell Ahbie, wife OF Horace Davis
died at her home at Ellmgwood's Corner
Sunday after long. tedious illness. She
leaves a husband, son and two daughters tt
mourn their loss. Mrs. Davis was very
worthy woman, and Il devoted wife AND
mother and will be greatly missed in the
community as we'll as by her immediate
family III Dora, wife Of Hannibal Baker
died at her home near the Cove Feb. list %
cancer after many weeks of intense suffer
ing. Funeral services We're held at her lat.
residence on Thursday, conducted by Rev
H. w. Norton. Miss Caroline Morris ful
many wears IA resident of this village died a
the Old Ladies Home in Bangor, Saturday al
the advanced age of so years. j DIN
Stokell Who has been in the hardware ;tnt
furniture business here tor a good mann
wears. is about selling out his business l,
, Mrssrs. Daniel NJ. spencer ANA Charles
Mason. n masquerade hali was given a.
thu close of the term of dancing schuo
Thursday night. Mrs. Fannie Blackwell
is visiting friends i'll Eorkland MIR
Arthur Shaw is Very sick with the measle,
.... Several new ca>c> of grip We're reported
last week. Mrs. Lizzie Bolan ana Mrs &
f. AttWoHd attended the W. Il. 4. ronyen
ton at Lewiston last week.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss EIv;l Ran,lpll ar
rived Saturday from Monroe, where She hit,
been teaching school. Mr.. and Mrs Phn
Griffin arrived in town from Portland recent
lv.... Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fletcher, VIII,
have been visiting relatives in Fretdom are
at home again. Levi Griffin our veteran
barber has changed his field of operations
He mas left his old stand in the Masoni,
block, and is now located in the Robert,
block. occupying the corner room over the
Post Orfce The schools in District No.
close Friday the 18th inst. The work done
in the primary room under Miss Lizzie Ran
dell has been especially good 49,. Miss Lena
Randell has gone to WeStborough to work
in the straw shop. To he in style this win
ter, our citizens must have the grip and ioiI
the grange. Young aud old are ENJOYING the
first blessing, and good many are taking
advantage Of the second. Nine new mem
bers have joined within the past few weeks
amt several more are contemplating the step
The grange Is in most tiouriShing cOndit ion
and its meetings are both enjoyable and
prottabe.., Subject for the Y. T. c. t., next
Sunday eve: Permanence of Divine Truth
Matt. "A 80. 1St Peter 2i-25. Our meet
ings are we'll attended and Very enjoyable
A letter containing many encouraging words
from Mrs. ID. q. Harris, Of. a former resi-
dent of this place, and a stallnrh Universal
list, was read at the last meeting and thanks
are extended her for her kind works.
....A series of sermons on the creed of
Daniel Webster will BE delivered in Colcord
hall by Rev n. La Marsh as announced
The first of the series will be given next
Sunday afternoon, weather permitting. Don't
miss it.
BROOKS. Mrs. Will Jones and Mrs Chas.
Shaw have been spending a few days at
John H. Gordons 1t seems nice for the
girls to get home OCCASIONAL y... Titun A.
| Elliott is having good success in his organ
and piano business. He is somewhat must
cal himself, has musical friends around him
| and is we'll located to carry on this a side
issue, his principal business being the manu-
| facture of clothing. See his adv ertiSement