The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-02-04

widow of the late Amos Chick, died at her
home on Friday at the advanced age of
nearly 80 years She leaves one son and two
daughters to mourn their loss. Her son, MI.
f. E. Chick, of Cambridge, and her daughter,
Mrs. Parsons, of Gloucester, arrived Sunday
and the funeral services We're held at her late
residence Monday afternoon, Rev. H. W.
Norton officiating Mr. and Mrs. Richie
! and Mrs. Emma Larrabee and Miss Julia
Miller left for their home in Lynn last week.
-. Mrs. J. n. Kilburn has gone to Boston to
spend the remainder OF the winter MISS
Grace Harlow arrived from Chicago Monday
on visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID
Harlow.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Among our sick ones
are Mrs. Hervey Partridge, Mr.. Elija Lane
and daughter Jennie, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ..
HATCH Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Ridley and
George Wards family. Others, we hear, are
improving. Mr.. James Saunders and son
Harry of Blue Hill are III town on visit, the
! quests of I. f. Could. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Haley of Winterport are i'll town on Il
weeks visit to his brother James liaitN.--.
| Mrs. James Haley has been poorly since the
death of her sister, Mrs. Norton of Bangor
Mr.. Fred Ealmes with his lnenan@ teams
have started for the krnnrhec to work fer
Mr.. Berry cutting irt.. Mr.. and Mrs. c, II.
I.ittletlcld are both duNn SICK with rnruInu-
mia hu1 are improving.
MONROE. Never leiorc We're There -
many sick in town as at the present time,
and il is almost impossible to obtain help 10
take care Of the sick Mr.. Moses Jelli>"n,
VIII" was 81 WIS. Old, lived with his daughter.
and both We're taken sick Jan. 18th and We're
without fire or help until Friday, when
found 10y the neighhorS NJ. JclIispn died
Saturday and his daughter that night, and
both We're buried Monday. This seems to
be the hardest ease yet in town....C. A.
McKenney has gone to Boston and will buy
a large lot of corn and other grain to fill his
storehouse at Winterport and later to he
hauled to his grst mill in the village. 80. Mr.
George Nickerson, of Swanvlle, has built Il
camp and hovei on his lumber lot and will
begin operations soon.
BROOKS. Christine, wife Of Libbeus Jones
Of this town, was buried here last Monday
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Quoted by Rev. IL. Small She died after a
short illness of congestion of the lungs. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones We're married over fifty Years
ago and have lived in Brooks ever since.
Mrs. Matte Simpson has been very danger
onsv i'll but is now somewhat better. Mrs.
Sylvia Lang has been quite sick hut is bet
ter. Rufus Ward is said TO he VERY sick
iS 4, All. f l,.,
is very large heavy man. Mrs. Alonzo
Roberts can live but \ very Short time.
Mr.. Charles H. Neality has been very sick
with a fever and at unt time it was thought
very doubtful If he recovered. His friends
are now hopeful His daughter Lila, who
has been i'll At Hampden, is NOW GONZALES
cent. Mrs. Mary Weber. who has been
dangerously i'll with d heart trouble. seems
to he better. J.. Essie Wthhtr. who has been
in Il critical condition since the severe hem
orrhage Of last autumn, i far improved
that She was at the village and did some
shopping this week The wife Of Ben iamin
Rowe is SAID to be i'll With a trouble that
threatens to make her a permanent invalid.
This is a hard ease, as Mr. Rowe has been
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perform manual labor. Henry Wehher ;
family have all been sick. 80. Or. joel r. Col
lirr is ont riding again ...H H. II. l'iitv is
again at his desk ... Mrs. Howard Ham dis
located her wrist 1iIe other day. VIII and
Alice Jones Of Boston haNt been in Brook !
for 4 brief stay. Maggie Parsons il IN An
} guSta attending her Sister. Mrs. Louisa II.
: Cillry W llo is said to Ne dangerously il. ...
Mr.. Morris CillrH, who had the misfortune
to break his ley last autumn has had {,
hard siege of it, but is about again ON crllt,ll-
= ts.... Mr.. Charles Pierce of Monroe has been
very sick but is now able to sit up. Isaac
l.eAtherS got out from the grip too soon and
has been confined To tile house With Il severe
pleurisN troube... Willis Briggs has gone
to Massachusetts and mine host "George'
has lots Of business to look after Michael
Chase began cutting ice here Tuesday on
: Marsh River. Miss Lena Chase has sever
al pupils whom she instructs in Instrumental
music. DIR. A. w. Rich is suffering from
an attach of sciatica, sufficiently severe t.
curl hmm up in the corner part of the time.
: Bachelor X Hall are finishing up the
| second story of {. $. Brackets building 1t
will be used by Mr., Ntalley, a Lewiston ar
fist, as a photographers studio. Mr.. Nealley
was formerly from Monroe and will doubt
less find plenty of business in this town
There is a clear field here and one that will
pay to work. The wife of .AlonZo Roberts
died Tuesday, Feb. ID. The funeral will he
held Friday afternoon n"-morrow) at the
house. Isaac Leathers is putting in his
season $ supply of ice, Alphonzo b. HUFF
has moved his family into the house of Hill
lard SeaNey, where he has rent ManleN
Ellis has bought HUFF farm.
BELFAST MARBLE
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