The Republican journal., 1892-05-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

MORRILL,. Rev. Geo. G. E. Tufts, of Bel
fast. will preach at Morrill,, next Sunday
morning Services begin at the usual hour,
CENTRE LINCoLNv1LLE. The Camp S. of
V. is making preparations fer the Mem 1rlal
DAY exercises, which are to be participated
in hy Cam, and Post from Camden. The
uniforms have arrived and it is expected the
boys Will look line. The new Wentworth
block at the brook is rapidly approaching
compilations. Several aro painting their
buildings and otherwise repairing them.
EAST SEARsMoNr. Mr.. Leslie Mariner
has built a first class milk room. He has a
zine lined tank IN which lac sets his milk
cans This tank is filled with water and
peratrre They also have d very convent
ent butter worker that was made by Mr..
Isaac Mariners. Henry Mahoney has IL
nice Young colt. Miss Levenseller, of
Rockland, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
David Young. Irwin f. Howard and wife,
of Belfast, spent last Thursday With she
family of Edgar 7. Mahonev.
SANDY POINT. Rev. S. W. Chaplin and
wife were agreeably surprised last Thursday
afternoon at receiving from the Y. p. S. c. f.
of Searsport Harhor (Which has been a part
of their parish) a large, beautiful and elegant
ly framed engraving in token of their APP
probation of his Christian endeavor for and
with them in the past. The same evening II
of rjSb A
friends at Sandy Point called upon them to
give expression to their love and SORROW at
their removal The Cong'l Church i'll Wool
wich. Me-, have given Mr.. Chaplin a unall-
ilmolls call which he has accepted and will
begin work there next month.
FREEDOM. Mr.. and Mrs. James Chalmers
spent Sunday in Freedom. Mr.. Sampson
is at home from Waldoboru for IA lew days.
.....Lucy, May and Rufus Aver are all
sick with measles. Mrs. Charles Bel
lows is confined to the house with a
bad cold. Memorial services will be held
at the new hall of the G. A. r. on Me
mortal day, i'll the afternoon. The Village
Improvement Society will furnish supper in
the dining room. Mr.. Woodman Mcdonald
has bought the Keen lot and will move his
house upon it -. Miss Edwards has returned
from Portland with fine assortment of
spring millinery and is prepared to please
the most fastidlous. .. The much wished for
rain came on Saturday night and was thank
fully received. -. MeSsrs Fernald < Mudgett
OF Belfast, have placed handsome mon1-
nlent for the late Mr. and Mrs. VIM. S. Full
Ter in Pleasant Hill Cemetery: also corner
monuments to the lot of Mrs. jeremiah Cur
It's, of New York.
TROY. Mr.. Lewis Harding, who went to
Montana a short time since, has returned to
Troy, not liking the country. He will re-
sumo his meat business at an early day go.
Mrs. NJ. G. Parsons is having her house
painted, as are some others in this vicinity.
Mr.. Frank Call, Jr., has gone west to
see what kind of an opening for business he
can find. His wife, Mrs. lisa Call, is spend
ing few weeks with her mother, Mrs. S.
A. Norton. -. Mrs. Emma Stevens has so far
recovered her health as to be able to ride to
Pittsteld, where she is tospend part of the
summer, with her husbands parents. -. DR..
S. w. Johnson, of Belfast, and DIR. Fuller
of Unity, We're in town Monday Mrs. Nor.
ton is doing good business with her spring
millinery. The Ladies Aid Society, met
with Mrs. Eta Halves, last Tuesday. The
following officers We're chosen: President
Mrs. Sarah J. Stevens, Vice Presidents, Miss
Mile Mitchell and Mrs. Inez M. Harding
Secretary, Mrs. M. F. feathers Treasurer
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Standing committee, Miss
Carrie Weymouth, Mrs. Hattie Whitney
Mrs. May Myrick, Mrs. Eta Halves. Next
! meeting with Mrs. M. +. feathers, May "a
! The farmers are all glad to welcome the
present rain. Already the grass looks very
| much improved. We have needed rain fol
many weeks. Let us all be thankful.