The Republican journal., 1892-12-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


BELMONT. Mr.. A. W. Clark, of South
Thomaston, is visiting at Mr.. A. F. Bow
doin's. Worthy State Master, NJ. B. Hunt
returned Saturday from the National Grange
and reports very pleasant time. .Messrs.
Horace G. Jordan and Henry Staples have
returned to Boston, where they are employ
ed as drivers for the Jamaica Pond Ice Co...
The contest between the brothers and sis
tiers of Mystic Grange resulted in favor of
the sisters and they feel better Gf possible)
than the Democrats.
FRANKFORT. Mrs. Artemisia Duval, o
Southern California, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. John Hopkins. Mrs. Duval has not
been in her native town before for twenty
four years. A Thanksgiving concert was
given Thursday evening by the Christian
Endeavorers. :. Herbert Clarke hurt his
thumb so badly Monday he is unable to
work Eva Page is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
j John Bracket, in Winterport. :. Mrs. VIM.
Clark is in Searsport visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Eames. Mr.. Josiah Woodman' s health
is improving slowly.
SANDY POINT. Deacon Shepard Blanchard
and wife have gone to Tenants Harbor to
attend the wedding of their niece, Miss Will
lard. Mrs. Charles Shute and daughter
Lucia are visiting friends in Dover MIR.
Herbert Bunker spent Thanksgiving at Mrs.
Sumner BLACK s.. The Democrats celebrat-
ed last Tuesday evening quite number of
houses We're very prettlly Illuminated. -.
Miss Josephine French in Bangor last
week School begins Monday, Dec. 9Th,
Mr.. Lane, of Prospect, teacher. .Sociable
in the hall this, Thursday, evening
MORRILL,. Our villagers are intensely ex-
cited over acts of vandalism perpetrated
10y a mob of "hoodlums'' last Saturday
night. The Republican and Democratic flag
stats were cut down and burned, gates and
fences added to the flames and citizens rot
ten-egged while defending their property.
We hope law abiding citizens of all parties
will interest themselves in bringing the lead
ing actors to Justice. Miss Winnie SIM
mons is attending school at Bucksport Semi
nary. Trafton Hatch from kents Hill is
spending his vacation at home. Miss Mel
NE j HOlll pSOH WAS dU nome ldSb SUNDAY.
One of our Sunday School teachers gave a
Thanksgiving dinner to her large class of
young ladies'. Rev. L. r. Pentecost gave
us an excellent sermon last Sunday.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. Louis Leverage
is visiting Capt. and Mrs. J. F. Hichborn.
Mr.. Harry Griffin arrived by train Wednes-
day evening to spend Thanksgiving, return
ing Saturday to Augusta, where he has a po-
sition as book-keeper. Miss Mabel SIM
mons has returned from weeks visit in Bos-
ton and Maiden, Mass. The comedy, ga
Rice Pudding, was presented last week bv
the members of the y. p. G. U....Mr. H.
Galison, of Boston, is at Mr.. n. g. Hlcll-
born's for a visit Miss Elva Randel ar
| rived last week from Sedgwick, where she
has been teaching school. Miss Alice
Croker lett Saturday for Northport, where
she will teach school this winter DR.. |
2. Parks left by train Saturday for Reading.
Mass, where he will locate. Mr. w S, Dev-
ereauN has returned from Florida and Geor-
gia where he has been for the past six
| months. He has been very i'll with typhoid
Lewis Eaton, of Winterport, was in town
over Sunday. Mr. Joe Staples has moved
into the house formerly occupied by the late
Mr.. Benson Staples. -. Mrs. Annie Berry
has moved into the john Randell house for
the winter. Mr.. S. b. Griffin has been
spending ii couple OF weeks at home . Mrs
Katie Griffin died NoY, 18th Of cons1mp-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Merrithew re-
joice in the birth of son. The Primary
school i'll Dist. No. ! began Monday, week
earlier than the Grammar school, to
make up for the week lost by Miss
Randell's illness last term.A Christ
mas concert is i'll preparation by the child
rem of the Sunday School to be given Christ
mas evening, the proceeds to go towards new
books for the Sunday School library, which
sadly needs replenishing. -. Mr.. X. p. Good
hue spent few days in town this week
Y. p. G. L. next Sunday evening at the
Universaist Church at o'clock. Subject
The Lord is my Helper-Heb 1856.
CAMDEN. The special town meeting Nov
25d to take action in regard to rebuilding the
DuIHl uISlllCl, clldlSiHS Jlt SlIttlS anu I'M
proving the water supply, voted that no
building whose exterior in whole or part is
built of wood shall hereafter he erected in
the section bounded on the north 10y the Me-
gunticook river, southerly by Elm street as
far as Lanes studio, westerly to Washing
ton street, about as far as 100 yards on Com
mercial Bay View and Chestnut streets
covering more than the burned section. A
committee of five was chosen to draft code
of bylaws under chapter three, section 81, OF
the Revised Statutes i'll regard to further
regulations. A committee was chosen to
! take action i'll regard to widening, straight
| ening and changing streets and regarding
| tife water supply. 1t was voted to tax the
| Rock land, Thomaston and Camden Street
, Railway fair valuation. the same as other
| property. 1t was voted to buy an Amosk eag
| Manufacturing Company's steam engine, tt
! be delivered i'll 90 days at cost of $3.50. BY
united action all the votes We're passed
Geo. S. Cobb Relief Corps, No. 25,of Camden
We're among the sufferers by the late fire los
ing their fine piano and other property. They
We're preparing for fair and had some d
the productions of their industry which haG
been prepared Tor that enterprise, burned
They will continue to work for that and
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