The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-05-12

JrlcG SO-calleu. The LeNanSellef BROS. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Luce We're at Montville
Centre Tuesday to attend the Waldo Co.
Pomona Grange. Seaside Belfast, was rep
resented by Mr.. Howard Murphy and Mrs.
Fannie Nose. 1t is busy time for farmers,
but there was full attendance at the
Grange. Farmers are looking after their in
terest. The many friends of Mr.. E. d.
Freeman will be glad to learn that he is re-
covering from a severe attack OF la grippe.
THE remains of Mr. z. Stephenson We're
brought to this place and buried last week
Rev. K. 7. Hack attended the funeral.
W1NTERPoRT Mrs. n. H. Hubbard and
daughter, and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston re-
turned from Boston last week. Mrs. Spire
of Bangor, was the guest of Mrs. James
Haley for few days last week. Ernest j.
Atwood came down from Orono to spend
Sunday. Miss Mary Page, who has been
insane for many years, died on Friday. The
funeral services were held at her fathers
home Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
NJ. G. Prescott. "A reception was given To
Rev. Mr.. Prescott and family at the Metho-
auspices Of the Epwortll League. 4 very
pleasing programme was presented ANA ice
cream and cake We're served. a large NUM-
Der We're present and the occasion proved
Very enjoyable.
SwANVtLLE. Mr.. Young. of South Hope,
spoke at fine Union church last sunday
The steam mill belonging to c. X. Nickerson
and the buildings Of q, I. Nickcrson came
near being consumed ~ lire last Friday
about noon. The fire originated IN fhf
smoke stack of the mill and the wind tel..s
high it was soon conveyed to the large barn
and also caught the grass in many places,
but by prompt attention Of the neighbors
and an abundance Of water handy the dam
age was slight. The l.. A. S, met at Cum
ninghaM's Hall last Thursday and are To-
time. At our last meeting about fifty were
present all of whom seemed very happy
MONROE. The cheese factory opened Mon
day and began operations underline manage
ment of Charles Colson of Winterport, with
800 lbs. nf milk. Many farmers are not vet
ready to carry but no doubt there will be Il
large quantity of milk later,. Miss Eva
Leonard, oul milliner, has just received a
large stock cf all the STYLES Imaginable. She
has something to suit every one. Miss
Laura Curtis has in a nice stock Of summer
dress goods and also a large variety of fancy
goods. School began Mo day under the
instruction of Miss Lulu Weber, Our
supervisor. Mrs. Blanche " hitcomb is very
busy attending to the duties of her office
She seems we'll adapted to the work and has
the best wishes Of every one. During the
past few months she has lived in the place
she has made many friends. The supper
and sale last week by the members OF BIZ
lngs Post was a nice time and netted good
sum of money for Memorial day, Which was
their object. -. Mr. Henry Conant has been
building an |. to his house and making a
number of other improvements. He will
have a nice convenient set of buildings when
completed
THoRND1KE. Several schools began last
Monday, Miss Josie Vicllery, of Unity teach
ing at the station, Dist. No. 6; Miss Anna
Uollit1 at the Center. Dist. No. l. Miss Han
nah Nose, of Montvlle, Philhricll district :
Miss Elva Hasty, Hubbard districts Miss
Rena Ward, Parsons district: Miss Clara
Ward at East Thorndille. They are all eN-
perienced teachers hut one. With good
teachers, good pupils and good books it is
earnestly hoped that our summer schools
may prove profitable and pleasant to all
concerned. 49,. y large forest fire, thought to
be near Fryt's Mountain in Montville was
seen from here Monday afternoon. The fire
covered a large area and considerable dam
age must have been done. Some thought
that several buildings We're burned. go Two
Young ladies from Unity village called at
the Mineral Spring Farm one day last week.
They walked the entire distance. coming bv
way of Thorndike Station, and returned on
foot to | nifty in the afternoon. The distance
travelled is about fifteen miles. Young la
dies, Who can take such walks as this with
out complaining of WEAKNESS, ought to make
pretty good school teachers. Mr.. +. G.
Bartlett returned from Bangor last Satur-
day. The f. B. Regular Conference Satur-
dav of this week Communion service and
sermon Sunday at . o'clock p. IN. by the pas
tor, Rev, d. Bracket.
SANDY PoIxT. f. G. Perkins has bought
the land on the hill belonging to the late
Sewell Shute, and has removed the old fence
trimmed M the trees, and laid it ont in cot
tage lots. lou get the most extended view
from the ''ledge'' on this lot that can be OBJ
tanned from amy other Spot in Sandy Point.
....F f. Y. ErenchS cottage is being rapidly
built. He is laying a new and larger pipe
from the spring to supply the ducks with
water, and it is to he extended to his cottage
.... Mr.. Perkins mill and MIR. Wardwel's
knitting machines are running again ...
Miss Alice Whitehouse, with Il good assert
ment of millinery, from Castine, was at S
&. Staples last week and did a good bust
ness in the millinery line. 1t was a great
convenience for many Her mother accom-
panied her. Mrs. q. +. G"odhle is at her
daughters, Mrs Harriman's for Il few davs
Sula MoutUn Of Stockton village, is
with Mrs. Mary Black. Jennie Deverellx.
of Castine, is knitting for Mr. War,lwell...
Mamie Swtetser is at Mrs. Waldo Richard s.
go. The ureuger metropolitan Went up river
Saturday morning, and y. c. Partridge, who
is employed on it, was at home over SUNDAY
....Mr, Lew is Hart, from Bucksport Semi
nary, was at Mr.. Chapn'S over SUNDAY.
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