The Republican journal., 1892-02-25
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. February g. 1892

WINTERPoRT. A fine boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Gilman on Friday
Mr.. Alvin D. Kendall of Valley Falls Kan
sas, visited his mother and sister last week.
Mrs c. NJ Chase is visiting her brother
in Bangor. A masquerade was given at G.
A. R. Hall Monday evening.
SOUTH MoNTvJLLE. Aggie Conner and
Mrs. B. F. Knowles have the grip. The
South Montyille Dramatic Club will present
the drama entitled "The Danger Signal at
Prescotts Hall Monday evening Feb. %.
c. S. Adams attended the Quarterly meeting
at Washington last Friday and Saturday.
There was small attendance on account Of
sickness.
L1NcoLNv1LLE. Mr.. Edward NJ Coman is
recovering from severe illness of eight
weeks, having sat up few minutes for the
first time one day last week. Last fall he
fell on the bridge at the Trap and injured his
knee slightly. Nothing more was thought
of the injury until two months ago when Mr..
Colman was at work in the woods. when his
knee began to swell with the result mention
ed above.
PooR's MILLS. Mckinley. Sheldon and
Monroe have got their ice packed for sum
mer use from Gurney's pond. Arthur
jackson is stopping for short time with
Mrs. E. z. Brown, and caring for the
stock. Mrs. Brown has sold the sheep and
some Of the cattle to make her care less.
J. w. Banks is getting lots of wood and
stave timber from the Hazeltine lot on this
snow. Mrs Eta Brown and daughter from
Ninalhaven are at j. W. Banks. Miss d.
Brown is gaining slowly from la grippe. -.
s. \. Payson is hauling his hay to market
He hauled a large portion Of it early in the
season.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE The party given by
Mr.. Walter Thompson at his home Friday
evening was enjoyed by large company
Dancing and games We're INDUCED in until
one a. m...A sociable and dance will be
held at the Grange hall Thursday evening.
The musical society will meet at Mr. James
Bartlett's Monday evening. Miss Belle
Gray, who has been employed at Camden
for the past ten months, is at home. -. We
are sorry to have so long sick list to report :
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry, Mr.. Mrs Cakes Ramsay,
and Mrs. Gard Berry are quite ILL.,. There
has been quite sale of coon cats in this vi
cinity lately. Eight We're sent to New Hamp-
shire last week.
SANDY POINT. The roof of Mr.. Jewett
Ginns house caught fire last Friday P. NJ,
but serious contiagration was averted by
the timely arrival of neighbors, called out
by Mr.. Perkins giving the alarm with his
mill whistle. Mr.. CHM was quite sick at
the time with la grippe. Mr.. Perkins has
started up his mill again, and is running
full time. A vessel loaded with hay here
last week for Belfast parties. -. Capt. Jerry
Grants friends cave him a hauling bee last
week, and landed gUod quantity OF his kiln
wood at the beach Every one is improv-
ing the good tetIning now, and fire wood and
late. Capt. H. w. French left for Boston
Monday by train. Mr.. Miller and MI. Hart
from Bucksport Seminary, We're at Rev S.
W. Chapin's over Sunday. Mrs. Bertha
Whitmore, of Bucksport, was at Mrs. Lucin-
da Hartman S Il day or two last week.
Thursday evening in the hall, the proceeds to
90 to the Sunday school. The subject of his
sermon Sunday was But. Our sick are
all improving.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE. Mrs. H. j. Thomp-
son, of Monroe, is stopping IA short time with
her sister, Mrs Isaac Shute. ... Mr.. John f
Bergison, of Pressure Isle, Aroustook county.
is visiting j. T. Shute. Mrs. Edna E. Par
fridge is improving from her sickness under
the care of DR.. Stevens. -. Mrs. Eliza Heart
son is on the sick list again. Fred Heart
son is visiting his sister, Lila Delano, in
Verona. :. Herbert Blanchard and wife ar
rived last Friday from Minneapolis, Mime.
sofa. Teaming is very brisk al this writing.
WEST WALDO. Miss Kittie Wentworth
closed a thirteen weeks term of school at
Isesboro. Feb. 10Th, and returned home the
10Th. Mr.. Joseph Whitcomb closed the
winter term of school in the Hayford dis
trict Belfast, Feb, 9TH. After three weeks
vacation at home he will resume his studies
at Bucksport Seminary.,, Every man in
this section able to work is attending strict
ly to business. Some are hauling logs and
stave timber to the mill, others are hauling
up their t1re-wood and all are trying to make
good use of the snow Mr.. c, I. Whitcomh
has been quite sick, but is nov hetter.
BUCKspoRT At the "Achyiiiaa Public -"
given at the Franklin st NJ. r. vestry Fri
day evening, the usual well filled house
greeted the Young taiies In the rear and
. above the rost'hn, in a large oaken frame,
was the name of the society and its motto
"Fortier Fideliter, Feiciter, the whole sur
mounted by an evergreen crescent. The
officers are Mary c, Mckay, Pres't; Persis
| A. Fuller, Y. Pres't. Blanche NJ. Mans fits4
| Secretary, and Alice NJ. Osgood, TREASURER
and the ushers We're Maud Haddo,f Georgia
/ Buchanan, Lizzie Smith, Erm,%A Love and
| Jesse Babsen The folo~-titg order of ex.
ercises was very successfully rendered and
received hearty apf'fjise: Trio, "Oheron,
Misses Snfalldge, Snow and Nichols pray.
er; reading Of records solo, "Obich an Dicl
Gedacht, MIS- Nickery recitation, ''Lttle
Carl" Miss Buchanan Discussion Resolved
That natural talent is greater aid to per
sdh obtaining an education than perseyer
shce, Aft, Miss Knowles, Neg. Miss Rave
piano solo, Carnival of Venice" Miss
Kane: essay, Heroism,' Miss Smith recita