The Republican journal., 1892-03-03

MONROE. The annual meeting of the Mon
roe 4 Winterport Cheese Company will take
place at Town Hall in Monroe SATURDAY.
March 9TH 1892.
BELMONT. Mr.. Reuben Dickey, il, of
Orrngton, was in town last week visiting
| relatives Mr.. Fred A. Mariner cut his
foot quite badly last week while at work in
the woods. -. There Will be a dance at Mys-
tic Grange Hail next Friday evening All
are cordially invited. ... a mong the busiest
places in town is tile steam mill of Nichols
Bros
MORRILL,. Mr. Elisha Brown has rrtpllll-
| ed from Lawrence, Mass. where he has been
employed the past winter. Mrs. Annie
| Nirkery lately moved int the house owned
| y Mrs. Lizzie Higgins. DR.. |. w. jackson
succeeded in supplying his egg cooler With
ice last week. 1t was taken from the Cross
Pond and seemed to be of good thickness
and quality.
ALDO. Getting ready for Annual elect
| ion is the present excite ment 1t does not
create as much fever as La Grippe. c.
i''St blit VI HIS team horses ldSl
week. He got caught under the sled and in
lured his spine. w. =. Kendall of the
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co, Bowdoinham Me,
was in town last week Mrs. Lane and
Mrs. Littletield have returned to their home
| III Milford, Mass. The spring term of High
School i'll district No. is we'll attended.
| Over forty SCHOLARS are registered. Mr. Albert
Stephenson bf Knox, who taught the fall
term, is teaching the spring term.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. The sociabe and
dance at Grange Hall last Thursday even
ing was largely attended, many coming
from adjacent towns, and was a success The
musical society met at the home of William
Lowell Monday evening. Mr.. William
Thompson, of Thompson's Ridge, Sears
mont, is very Sick with the grip. Mrs
Jesse Frye is again quite sick. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Terry are improving slowly
Their son, Harrison Terry, and daughter
Mrs Graves, both of Boston, are with them
Mr.. Chauncy Swift and family recently
moved onto the ROBBIE Jacks on farm. Har-
mon 4 Morse. OF Thorndike, have had men
packing apples in this vicinity the past
week. Town meeting will he held March
18th.
SANDY POINT. y. S. Partridge has left for
Boston, To join the ting boat on which he is em-
ployed. Mrs. Lucinda Harr imam left for
Boston last week. to spend a couple of
months .. Mrs. Edna Cousens is with her
father caring for him. He is quite feeble
....Sula Moulton has returned to her home
at the village. Charles F. Black is at home
from Boston, where he has been employed
for some time, as Asst. Clerk on Deer Island
at home from Bucks port Seminary.
Charlie is to return for the Spring term
The steamboat wharf and beech are we'll
covered with spool wood stock and kiln wood
-.Don't forget the leap-year sociable at the
hall, this, Thursday, evening.
APPLETON Mrs Caroline Gushce has
been very sick but is much better * Artist
Pease and wife have been sick with grin. but
are convaescent. Mrs. Rosina Pease is
sick with grip. Daniel Wentworth was
obliged to leave his school at Burkettville
on account of sickness. Mr.. and Mrs Went
worth have had la grippe also F. L. David
SON.. Mr.. r. B. Simmons is driving the
stage for Worthing. Hereafter we are to
have two mails day....J. B. Gushee is
teaching music on Matinicus. j. L. Went
worth is making Holsters buoys for Matini-
Gus parties. G. & j. Ames have their mill
yard full of stave lumber Their new wat
er wheel works well. Will Brown and F.
E. Carkin work in the mill. Aaron Hen
derson has built first class ice house. :. S.
has sold l..
ness in Warren and has returned to Apple
ton. Fred Hart has four horses in his liv-
cry stable. Ralph Gushee is at home zee.
Mrs. Arnold of Waldoboro', who has been
visiting at Stephen Simmons's for few
weeks, has returned home Mrs. Elvira
Meservey celebrated her eightieth birthday
with turkey dinner, Feb. 9Th. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed although the I'M
favorable weather prevented many from at
tending. Mrs. Meservey draws a pension,
Mr.. M, who been dead some years, hav-
ing been a soldier in the war of 1812-the
year Mrs. M. was born. Stephen Simmons
came near losing his yearling colt, which
got cast in the stall.