The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

Mrs. nj. j. Pitcher has gone to Boston on
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mitchell are in Bos
ton on visit.
Mrs. w. X. Keene made visit Monday t,
Waterville friends
Hon. Nathan F. Houston left Monday fo1
Boston and Peabody.
Mr.. John NJ. Kilgore, of Lowell, Mass. is
visiting in Belfast
DR.. c. H. Thurston, of Washington, d
T., has returned to Belfast for short visit
Messrs, Bruce and West, of Boston, of the
Dana Sarsaparilla Company, arrived Wed
nesday on short business trip.
Mr. j. F. Churchill, of Belfast, has obtain.
Ell employment at East Somtrville, Mass.
and will pass the winter there.
MIR. John bennett, of Castine, was in Bel
last Monday on his way to Bath to see the
new government cruiser Castine
MI. James Little, formerly station agent
at Belfast. is now one of the clerks of the
Augusta House at the State capital.
AS Sheriff Wordsworth 5 official term ends
with the year this is his last term of court
and it is the thrtieth he has attended in his
ofhclai capacity. Few sheritfs in Maine have
served so long.
LIVING WHIST. The ladies who We're so
successful with the leap year party last win
ter are now preparing for living whist, as a
dement, Tor the Belfast Band. Prof. Haley,
a Utnt 1elDap r. IN,
is to be the director
BURKETT's BARGAINS. Look out for Geo.
W. Burkett's new advertisement next week
we We're compelled at the last moment to
ask of him the favor of on ting the old one
this week; but meanwhile he is rushing
business as usual at his elegan MT and spacious
store in Odd Fellows block
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Miss Annie Mil
Ter is teaching in Dist. No. I, and Miss Nina
Jones in No. Ii. Both are experienced
bus Day celebration at the Centre Friday,
oct 2lst after which the stars and stripes
Will I1oat over several of our schoolhouses
-. Ihe Willing Workers propose having a
soclable at the Band Hall soon to raise
money to complete the repairs on the old
church Mr.. c. G. Wood starts for Massa-
chusetts this week. Farmers are improv v
ing the good weather by doing their fall
pioW1ng AMI gathering apples.
LIBERTY. The dedication of the new Ma
sonic hall and the installation Of the officers
OF the Blue Lodge and the Chapter, that was
to have taken place Oct. 10Th, has been I'M
avoldably postponed until Oct. 26th, as the
new furniture could not be completed in
time Mrs Anne Twitchell is in Boston
buying hertall goods, Mrs. Sophia NJ. Low
ell has returned to her home in Boston.
Miss Emily Skidmore is visiting friends in
Salem, Mass II. n. Allen has orders for
fNe OF the celeb rated Cram water wheels
W Ill Hurd has rented the Mathews house
| Recently vacated by Sewell Meservtv..
Mrs. Cordelia Rankin has botght the Mrs
Bower house in which she now lives Rev.
Geo. +. Tufts, of Belfast, preached here last
Sunday, Referring to my quotation in the
journal of last week in relation to the cor11-
Gil, Luke XXI1I 42d, a friend iokinslv re-
marked that it was the language of a thief
For what followed he is referred to the Add
verse of same chapter. May | be as fortunate
in getting into the council. The Ladies'
Relief Corps will hold their next meeting IN
their new hall in the Prescott building.
PROSPECT We have received a letter from
one of Prospects former residents, now of
Providence, r. l., Mrs. Orilla McMaun. She
had read the discussion on family washing
IN the journal of Sept. 10Th, and saws: II
thought [ would try Sister Lizzie Libby's
method and am very highly pleased with
the result, washing in two hours what
would have taken five hours in the old wav
l have always alvo Gated the old way. like
Mrs. killman and Mrs Trevett and thouoht
as my mother used to say that elbow grease
was the only possible way to wash [ am
glad some OF my young friends have found a
better way, which | shall be only too glad
to follow. Mrs. W G.. Farris, of Bangor
has been visiting at Mrs. NJ S. Mudpett's
Returns received from apples sent to Boston
We're S1.15 for Harveys. In other places as
high as S140 to $40 net has been received
Tor salne... The paving stone in the H. H
CHM quarry has been sold to Bangor parties
aud teams are at work hauling to the Avery
wharf Mrs. Mary Perkins, of Searsport
Is keeping her second term of school in the
Clark District, and Miss Bertha A. Partridge
Is teaching her second in District No. D.
Prospect - e have received the sixth vol
lme OF the Maine State JERSEY Herd Book
Tree, as per vote of The cOrpOration