The Republican journal., 1892-09-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
| SwANv1LLE. There Will he a meeting all
| day next Sunday, Sept. %, at the Young
School House, Swanville, and a large num-
Der baptised in the afternoon near the school
house.
PALERMO. Mrs. Betsey E. Marden died
Sept. 18th, aged ST years and II days. The flu
neral services We're held Thursday at the
Baptist Church, condu ced by w. A Nelson,
sermon by Alfred Jones, of China Mrs.
Marden was a sister of Rev. Ebenezer
knowlton, deceased. Allen Goodwin
moved stable last week and annexed it to
his buildings for woodshed. + rank Carr
Went to Augusta Monday to attend the Com
mercial College. Mrs. S. l.. Marden, of
Nassalboro, visited friends in Palermo the
past week and returned home Monday.
NORTH Troy. Mr.. Edward White died
very sudden last Thursday morning of heart
failure. He leaves a wife and five children.
who have the heartfelt sympathy of all
My. +. j. Garcelon and wife, of Pitts1ield,
VISITED in town last week..... Mr.. Elihu
Gould and wife, of Newport, called on friends
in town last Thursday. %. Mr.. William Whit
neN, of PittStied, has been in town buving
potatoes Mr.. Orrin Farming Gon of Burn
ham, ha~ been in town buying hay the past
Week. Mr.. Nahum Murray, of Burnham,
was i'll town last week Miss Rosanna Gill
key accompanied him home - Mrs C. S.
Noble, of Pittsfield, is Visiting at Mrs q. L.
Tyler The teams are now busy hauling
the pressed hay to Unity The next
church Sociable Will meet with Mrs. 4. =.
Hatch. M IS Cora Rhoa,leS is able to ride
ont
PENoBscoT, The Supervisor of schools,
teachers and school children will cele brate
Columbus Day with picnic dinner in the
town hall. Hon. Joseph NJ. Hutchings will
deliver an address On the life and character
of Counhus. There will be vocal and i'll
strumental music to enlven the OCCASION
declamatious by the children, and a process
sion with banners. 1t is expected James A
Garfield Post, Il. A. r., will do escort duty
... Master Irving HerriclS shot a grey eagle
that from tip to tip of her wings measured
tlSIib lttt anu lOti1 IlltllcS, DEN L., NOll-
don is building a new house for Mr. Will
liams on Nichols street. i. Carl Grindle is
building a large and commodious barn
Sportsmen report partridges and mosquitoes
very plentiful. George Wood and son Mall-
rice will start this week for California where
they intend to make their future home Mr..
Thomas Fisher, of Montana, is the guest of
Otis Roberts. The hrickmaEers have done
a large and remunerative business this sea-
son, George Sellers keeps the best coun-
try hotel in Eas tern Maine. Try him. e. Jay
Perkins, NJ. d., of Providence, r. l.. is
spending his we'll earned vacation in South
Penobscot. Mr.. Dustin and his son Georpe
of Somerville, Mass, are the guest of Otis
White.
LIBERTY. Mrs. g. Rankin is visiting her
son in Spencer, Mass. -. But one man from
this town attends the National Encampment
at Washington. Mr.. George Stone, of
Philbrook, Montana, was in town last week
Mr. Stone was clerk for A. D. Mathews some
II years ago Shortly after leaving here he
Went West, without any capital, and to-day
has 1000 sheep and is reported to be worth
$4,000, and yet the Peoples Party will tell
you that the poor are growing poorer. j.
j. Walker and family are in Camden
Miss Kit Walker has returned to her school
at Augusta. Miss Louise Hamilton. of Hud-
son, Mass, is in town.. .. johnson and
wife Went to the White Mountains from
Rockand Sunday. -. The following have
been elected officers of Liberty Lodge No.
Ill, F. and a. NJ, for the ensuing year:
Edw, A. Parlin NJ: Otis S. Wing, S. VIC.
w, Bag,ey, j. W.. A. ID. Mathews, treasur-
er; A. 2. Cargill. secretary; o. W. Ripley,
S. d.; t. K. Carpenter, j. D.; q. H. Cargili,
G. A. Norton and l.. f. Ludwick, finance
committee. st. George Chapter, No. 10,
Royal Arch Masors has elected officers as
follows: g. H. Cargil, H. p. Jas. Leeman,
X. O. w Ripley, S.: A. ID. Mathews, treas
urer; A. p. Cargill, secretary: f. A. Porter,
&. H.: A. Cooper, =. S.
Brooks. The matter of d shoe factory IS
being talked up here and it has been arrang-
ed to have IA meeting of all interested i'll the
subject at the school house in Dist No. to-
morrow (Friday) evening at 7 o'clock Let
MS have the matter investigated and see if
SoHItIHlug cannot DE Gone. Ashley j,
Mitchell, of Searsport, is at the Briggs
House. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs Gross, sis
ters of Mrs. Briggs, are making her a visit
Rev Willie Bailey held a meeting at West
Brooks last Sunday. IA Temperance Sun
day School concert was held at the Quaker
Chapel last Sunday. Isaac Leathers sur
veyor, IS doing good job on the road from
Gordon's to the factory. He is taking off the
hill between Chase and Pilleys and filling up
below the bridge and in front of the stores
Bert Jones and Edie Forbes of this town
are attending the Maine Central Institute.
Miss Lila Nealey is having plenty of busi-
ness as a dressmaker. C. E. Lane and wife
are in Aroostook County E. Mrs. Peabody,
nee Amanda Collier, is visiting her parents
here. Henry Webber with his sister Mat
tie Simpson, are visiting friends in Massa-
chusetts. Several of our citizens are find
ing employment in the work of grading for
a new depot. Mrs. Sarah Irving is driving
a nice new team. "A. B. Stantial is teach
ing the High School at South Brooks and
Mr.. Evans, of Waldo, is teaching the one at
the village.