The Republican journal., 1892-10-13
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. October b. 1892

I WINNECOoK. Percy Dodge had husking
| last Saturday afternoon to husk his snap
| corn. He had twenty-s baskets from one
quarter of an acre. After the supper they
| played plays, sang songs and had a good
time generally. Mr.. Seden Sterling and
family returned to Portland Monday, the
10th Carl Weymouth fell from tree
Saturday while picking apples and broke his
right arm in three places below the elbow.
DR.. Benson, of Unity, set the broken bones.
| Dana Reynolds and Rufus L. Weed
started for Montana last Thursday night.
We wish them success.
WINTERPoRT Miss Clara Knowles left
for Brooklyn, y. Y. Monday morning, ac-
companied by her mother, who will spend
the winter with her. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Haley returned from their trip to Massachu-
setts Saturday.. Mrs. f. f. Blaisdell ac-
companied her son, Edward Blaisdell, to New
York Monday. Little Miss Helen Coffren
celebrated her 9th birthday Saturday by Civ
ing a tea party to a number of her young
friends. Miss Jennie Grant left on Mon
days boat for a visit to Newtonville. Rev,
Mr.. Mann, of Bangor Seminary, filled the
Methodist pulpit Sunday morning.
SOUTH MoNTyILLE. There will lie no
school Thursday and Friday as Miss Ahbie
Mcdowell will attend the Teachers Inst-
tute in Belfast on those days. Mrs. Katie
F. Cl"ugh, of China, visited her sister, Mrs.
G. S. Adams, last Saturday and Sunday....
j. q. Adams is in Camden visiting his
daughter, Mrs. o. p. Fuller. Blind Jack
son, the fortune teller, is stopping at J. H.
Sinmond's. He is having good run Of
business and We are informed by report that
there will be a number of marriages in this
place at no distant day. Also that some
have been told by the fortune teller that
there are large fortunes buried in different
places i'll this section which they can have if
they are fortunate enough to find the identi-
cal spot he has so clearly described. B. f.
Knowles is on the sick list. Rev. Geo. E.
Tufts, of Belfast, is expected to preach at the
Church next Sunday at > p. N.
SwANvILLE. DIR. j. l. Brown slipped and
fell on the cellar stairs Saturday and barely
escaped serious in urieS. -. We see the fa-
miliar faces of w. S. Nickerson and Miss
Katie NJ. Libby on our streets again. L.
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