The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

Sunday Messrs. Harmon and Morse
loaded cars with apples Monday. School
in Dist. No. began last Monday, Mr.. Will
Flint, of this town, teacher. Mr.. Ross
Towle and Mr.. Carl Coffin returned home
from Pittstield this week. They have finish
ed another term in their course at the Maine
Central Institute.
village celebrated last Thursday evening.
The weather was fine. AS large crowd as
Freedom has seen for long time came in to
the fire works and attend the free dance
at the Grange Hall. The V. /. Society fur
nished supper. The hall was Hastily deco
rated. Nominations of the houses were
very pretty. DR.. Billings, r. Frank Clark
and the Hustus Bros have nearly compet-
ed the repairs on their buildings. Another
monument is to be placed in Pleasant Hill
Cemetery by Fernald 4 Mudgett, of Belfast.
...M Mr.. Jas. Greer, of the Bangor Theologi-
cal Seminary, preached at the church last
Sunday ....B B. B. Bryant has received an
other case OF work:
EAST JEFFERSON. Post Department Com
mander S. l.. Miller mustered i'll IA new G. A.
r. post at Jefferson, Nov. Is, to be called the
VIM. c. Hall Post, No. 1876. The following
officers We're installed: w. A. Jackson,
Com. H. B. Meserve, S. V. c.; S. Ninal, J.
V. G.; \. A. skinner, Adjutant; G. b. Frs
kline, @, NJ: E. Il. Jackson, Surg; c. E.
Harden, Chap: |. T. Russell, O. D.. w. II.
Moves, o. &. c. E.eHarden, A. J. Robinson,
j. NJ. Euglev and E. w. Lewis We're new re-
cruts. The installation was followed by
recitations by Mrs. A. A. Skinner and Miss
Boynton VIM. G. Hall Post starts with 81
charter members and its friends believe it
has a brilliant future. And now a women's
relief corps is being talked up with every
prospect of being success.
BELMONT. Mrs. \. A. Haczett, of New
with her daughter, Mrs O. f. Allenwood..
Mr.. George Carsley, of New Gloucester. was
in town the last of the week visiting at Mr.
Cabe1 Lambs. Messrs. Horace &. Jordan
and Henry Staples Went to Deer Isle last
week. -. There will be dance at Mystic
Grange Hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 10Th
and an entertainment by Miss Emma
Murch and others, of Morrill, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 80. Miss Etfie Bowdoin clos
ed Very successful term of school in the
Cross district, Morrill,, last Friday. SHE will
teach the winter term there
PROSPECT. f. X. Lane has arrived home
from the western part of the State. A
goodly number of the folks around here
We're at the party of Mr.. Henry McCaslins
last Friday evening. Mr.. Melvin Clark was
present and provided the party with some
good songs. Miss Bertha Partridge closed
a successful term of school in District No ).
Prospect, last week. Mr.. Walter Little
field, of Winterport, VIII teach the Clark
District school this winter. The Prospect
pressed hay never looked BETTER All the
hay this year was got in good order and
good prices are expected. O. b. Gray has
got his pressed and hauled away and some
others are ready when the going becomes
better. Everybody is waiting for cold
weather to kin their hogs. Pork is high.
SANDY PoINT. We are glad to hear that
Willie pevereallX has SO far recovered as to
be able ~ come to Brunswick, Ga, where
he will remain with his aunt, Mrs. Tupper
for the winter ,. Mrs. Merrill was summon
I'd home to Brewer on account Of her son
Clifton breaking his leg Capt. Hopkins,
who bought Mrs. Does hay, has pressed it
and is loading his schooner the l.ycenia. for
Capt. II. w. French is quite
poorly. Mrs Jane Grant is getting along
very comfortably with her broken hip
Mrs. Isaac Berry has been very poorly this
all Miss Josephine French has returned
rom her visit to friends i'll Manchester and
Boston. Dayton Bicklnore is home from
castine. Miss Jennie French visited Miss
Bertha Doe, in Winterport, the first of the
week
MORRILL,. Miss Eula Adams has been
spending the past three weeks at her uncle's
n Lynn and Brockton, Mass. Mrs. Rachel
Adams is in very poor health. =. Miss Bertha
Hatch returned from Providence, R. L., af-
ter ID short stay, called home by the sickness
If her brother... Mrs. Margaret Wood has
been under the doctor $ care the past month
Mrs. Newcomb, of Monroe, was a guest
at Mrs. Adoniram Hofses last week. E. Al
though thousands of lime casks are annual
y made in town, Andrew Woodbury. re-
Gently manufactured the first ever made on
the Morey hill. During the past summer
and autumn Charles Brown has enlarged
and remodelled the old Timothy Heath
house. making fine two story residence of
it. Mrs. AlVeSta Hatch has had Il new house
built to connect with her l. and stable
Elisha Merriam has built a long l. and wood
shed to connect with his barn. john Blake
has built an l. to his house, and Allen Dag
dence.
PIrTsFIELD. The Democrats are jubi,ant
over their victory GA though they didn't
carry this town-and they are spending
what money they had left after the election
in demonstrating their JOY They intend
ed to have great time here Saturday night
the 10Th. but on account of the great rain
fall the mud in our streets more than
modern democracy could stand, consequent
" they postponed the event for one week but
have kept from bursting by attending other
similar celebrations at Bangor, Skowhegan.
etc. The Republicans accept the situation
quietly, thollgh of course, 1t is a great diSap
pointment not t" have our good President
Harrison reelected -. The ladies of the nj
three evenings last week. Although the
a great success, as their entertainments al
ways are.... There have been seven deaths
thus far (Nov % i'll this month in this vii
lage: more than we have had some Years in a
whole year. NOV. 4th Georgia, infant son of
Sumner and Lizzie McCusland died, aged s
mos II days. Mrs. Matte j., wife of Free
man Hubbard, died of consumption Nov. 5t,4.