The Republican journal., 1892-03-17

ed the K. M. C.. s., BuckspOrt at the annual
banquet of the alumni of the school. He re-
ports very pleasant and profitable time, a nd
regards Wesleyan College as one of which
her alumni may be Justly proud
SANDY POINT. Rev. s. W. Chaplin was in
| Bangor a day or two last week 3. George
Smith sent load of spool wood to Sears
port last week on schooner VIM. Jewell for
A. j Nickerson. -. Daniel Cousens and wife
| rode out last week. They have had sick
! winter. -. We cleared SS25 at our leap-vear
sociabe. The travelling was very bad
There is to be a calico sociabe in the hall
March 24th. Miss Black has some hand
some print Tor dresses Five hundred
ducklings at the duckcry, and more hatch
ing.
Brooks. Alva, son of the late John d.
Jones, has been visiting friends in town.
For some years past he has made his home
i'll Lowell Anna. wife of the late Charles
W. JONES' of Lowell, hut formerly CO.. Brooks.
recently died i'll that city. They left one
daughter, Maud who is Il teacher in the city
schools. ... The sing next Monday evening
will be with Mr., and Mrs. Lot Jones ....N Mr..
Charles H. Forbes, who has been quite sick
has 50 far recovered as To he about his busi-
ness. Nora Forbes is visiting her aunt
Mary in Troy Mrs Mary Ann Goddng
has been in very poor health of late. Her
daughters Kate and Franscena are two of
the very smartest girls III this town, and
they look after business carefully....M Mr..
Henry Rich, of Clinton but formerly of this
town, has been quite i'll this winter. Ansel
Pettengill is at work in Fred Browns har-
ness shop. Capt James S. HuXford is con-
fined to the house by sickness. e.. Mrs. Mar
garet Huxford has been unable to get out
this winter on account of her rheunatism
.... Some nice grade Jersey stock is kept in
this vicinity. Will p. Sinclair has sold his
full blooded jersey bull to E. O. Stantial
who will keep him at the farm the coming
season.. j. H. Dow has a pair of matched
driving horses for sale. They are black with
star, are stylish, and sharp roadsters.
Mrs. Carrie Moulton and Mrs. Gertie God
ding have received Il visit from THEN mother
Hattie Pilley, as she was known here. She
recently married and now lives in Sears
mont.
MORRILL,. Wesley Achon, Orrin Arhorn
and Alvin knowtun Went To Providence, Il.
L.. last week where they find employment
in the Insane Asylum We learn that on
March 9th Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Clark, of
New Haven, Conn, became the happy pa
rents of an l-2 III. girl-their first born
after a marriage of Ii wears. Their many
friends in Morrill, send congratulations ..-
Rev. |. H. w. Wharf was present last Fri
day afternoon at the Methodist Quarterly
Conference. Pastor r. X. Hoguc repurtS
that he has made .4n calls during The wear
and preached 1l5 times Last years board
of stewards was re-rlectcd, Rev. +. K. Pente-
rost held quarterly meeting services Sun
day preaching from Hebrews T.: - Mrs.
Margaret Wood received tlie ordinance uf
baptism hy spinkling The puhr meet
ing of Rescue Lodge last Saturday evening
WAS well attended and The entertainment
all one could ask fur 1t consisted ,t songs
determinations. Dialogues, and discussion OF
the question: Resolved. That the best way
to settle all disputes between individuals
and nations is lN arbitration. J. H. MearS
opened the question IN the -\tf. ami f. \.
Grey in the Neg. The question Was briefly
discussed hl others and many good points
made This evening en,(ed a series Of COM
netitivt literary entertainments led by H. K
Mears on one sid,, aud Mrs Il Ilartshorls
ON the other side. The judges decided IN
favor of Mr.. Mears side, Isl to 46. We were
pleased with the ,ligntied manner IN which
Chief Templar Herman Merriam performed
the responsible duties OF his otfice. Next
Saturday evening the lodge holds It's usuaL
anniversary meeting and Will enjoy a picnic
supper. This week, Wednesday evening,
the Grange begins a literary contest, divid-
ed by sex. Mrs. Gracic Bowen leads the
sisters and j. Il. Mears the brothers We
look for lively times The town makes Il
good financial showing The fetal expenses
last wear (eXcluSivc of schools We're $50
the debt was reduced $50. and the dent
above resources is now ~!l40 Rate OF lax j
cent / mill.
TROY. There was IA dance at the Grange
hall Saturday evening for the younger ueni-
mels of the order. \ large number partook
of the Harvest feast in the aiternoot. Mr..
Perry Stevens furnished music for the even
ing and all pronounced it a very enjoyable
time. MIR. Henry Seavey Of Auburn is ar
home for Il brief visit. Mr. Rtuhtn Carrie
tom who has hcen West for some time. is
visiting friends and relatives in tuWn...-
There quite a number of sick ones in
town at present, Mr.. Will Webb's family
have been suffering from attack ui the
grip. Mrs. Rosie Hiilman is suffering from
Il trouble with her eNeS....Q Quite - large
number from this town Will attend the
spring term of school at NJ. c, L., PttStield,.
Our roads are in bad condition for travelling
at present, there being neither wagonug 81
sleighing. Quite a large number from this
place who are liable to he in. or pass through
Belfast soon are busy looking up the latest
fashions and perusing their books on de
pertinent on the manners, conduct and dress
Of the most refined society. preparatory for
passing the Age Office or meeting a reporter
of that paper, 50 as to avoid criticism in the
column of Gossip" 49,. There was a small
attendance at the box supper Friday even
ing on account of the bad travelling. Those
who did attend report an enjoyable time.
Between two and three dollars We're reaiz-
ed for church work e.. The circle meets with
Mrs. T. w Hawes next Tuesday afternoon.