The Republican journal., 1892-11-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

expenses OF a term of school at the Cove.
The fall term, under the instruction of Miss
Grant, of Rockland, closed Friday. Nov. 4,
with an interesting programme Mr.. Geo.
M Knowlton, Mrs Oscar Hills, Mr.. G. II.
Patch and Mr.. Ralph Cross have returned
from Massachusetts.
BELMONT. Mr.. Geo. W. Mariner is in
Boston visiting his son, Mr.. Henry W. Mar
riner. The latter has been in Boston ten
wears. all the time in the employ of the Bos-
ton e. Albany Railroad Co. He is now bag
gage master Oh one of the local trains
Miss Sybil A. Mariner, who has been teach
ing the fall term of school in the Severance
District, SearsMont. is ait home for vaca-
ton. She will begin the winter term in the
same district next week.
THoRNDIKE. Miss Bertha Hillman closed
term of Free High School in the Files
Dist. last week. Mr.. l.. W Ward, of Troy,
began the winter term OF school in the Palm
Ell Dist Monday Lawyer Foster, of
Rockport, visited az Mr.. Joseph Higgins
last week. He returned by carriage Satur-
day accompanied by his wife. While here
he made himself useful by driving and train
ing some young colts, and John knows how
to do it, too. Rev. David Bracket, pastor
of the Free Baptist Church, will preach his
farewel sermon at the Centre Church next
Sunday. Sunday School ut the usual hour ::
preaching at O'Clock.
MORRILL,. Baptist Quarterly meeting will
be held at the church next Sunday morning.
.... Mrs. Abby Stowell returned to Watham,
last week. Mrs. Allen Daggett accompanying
her to Massachusetts on a visit. Herman
Merriam made a three days visit to Kent S
Hill lately on his bicycle. An entertain
ment consisting of DRAMA etc, with music
by the land, will be given at the hall next
Monday evening in the interest of fund to
to build a sidewalk through portion of the
village, so having already been subscribed
for the purpose. MIR. A. p. Fogg has been
very poorly for long time and seems to be
failing. Mrs. Margaret Wood has been
under the doctors care. and the widow Gay
is very poorly.
BUCKsPoRT. The young people of the
Methodist Church have recently formed an
Epworth League, with twenty-three charter
members, and have named the organization
the Herbert League of the Franklin street
M. E. Church." The officers are President.
Rev. +. II. Boynton; LIST vice president
Prof. E. +. Hitchings, Christian work I'd
vice president, Miss Maria Slower, Mercy
and Help; Sd vice president Prof f. c. Ball
Literary Work It'll vice president, Miss
Maud E. Nichols, Entertainment 9TH vice
president, Miss Harriet l.. Montgomery
Correspondence: 9th vice president, John
A. Chase, Finance. The prayer meetings
will be held every Sunday evening a, ss
o'clock. With cannon booming and fog
horn blowing, the trim little banker, Matte
f., Capt. Dorr, sailed up through the mar
rows late Monday afternoon. The Matte is
high liner of the Bucksport fleet this
year, bringing in a full fare of fish, little
over 800 quintals She had hard luck in the
big blow and was obliged to put into Hall
fax, \. s., for repairs and provisions She
is one of Capt. Tom Nicholsons fleet The
bankers are all safe i'll port except the A.
Y, S, Woodruff, which is expected dalv
The public entertainment of the Achyl.ian
Literary Society Of the L. NJ. G. s. was held
at the Franklin street vestry Friday evening
The audience was large and attentive and
the exercises prepared and rendered i'll the
usual perfect manner.
EAST kNoN. Mrs. Cyrus Brown is gaining
slowly. Mr.. Elisha Douglass is Very low.
Mr.. Daniel Linekin has bought the n. J..
Woodbury. farm and Will soon move there. go
Mrs. Mary Whittier, of West Newbury,
Mass, and Mr.. Amen Brown, of New Hamp-
shire are visiting their mother, Mrs. Cyrus
Brown, M. w. Sweet went to Wilimantic,
Me-, last week on a hunting expedition, and
succeeded in shooting two deer. One he
brought home, the other he left with Mr..
A. I. Fernald, Of Dexter, who accompan-
led him on his trip. They wounded the
third deer and followed him quite a dis
lance, but getting tired and hungry
gave up the chase. We had our first
snowstorm Oct. 30th. Last Saturday it
showed again. Knox is called a very cold
place but we can boast of beautiful outdoor
flowers gathered the 9TH of this month The
writer was shown a lovely bouquet of flow
ers picked III the garden of Mrs Hiram Ken
ney, consisting of pansies, daisies sweet peas,
satin-fowers, marygolds and phloN. The
t1owe We're picked where about two inches
of snow had fallen, but they We're looking as
fresh and bright as summer flowers
School i'll the Mason district closes this
week. Miss Annie b. Kenney, teacher, has
had /; pleasant and profitable term. Miss
kenney is young, but with experience will
make an excellent teacher
SANDY POINT. Death has visited us again
Another of our good men has been cut down
i'll the midst of his usefulness. Dea r.. s.
Doe fell from the church while painting, re-
ceivlng injuries from which he died Oct
2Sth, after suffering intensely Tor a week.
He was is years old. Tie whole commune
ty mourn his loss and extend their sympa-
thy to his widow and son Weston. The tn-
neral services We're held in the Church Sun
day, Oct. :iOth, Prof. Chase, of Bucksport, Of
ticiating, The floral decorations We're beau
tful. The Grange, OF which he was a mem
Der, Were present in body, and had service
at the grave. The wreath frolA them with
"Brother" upon it was suggestive OF their
has also passed away. The news was received
about two weeks ago of the death OF Capt.
Cn;irleS DpNprpHIIX in Pensacola. Friends