The Republican journal., 1892-09-01

left side is paralyzed. Geo. A. Croker and
family have moved into the Heslin Harri-
man house. Mrs. Crockett and children are
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Crocker.
Mrs. Augusta Hubbard, of Bangor, has
been visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Eliza Heartson and her son Frank have
gone to Winthrop, Mass, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Belcher. The summer
boarders are leaving for their homes. We
hope they may be able to return another
season and bring more with them. :. The
farmers. have harvested very good crop Of
grain.
FREEDOM. The rain Sunday prevented
many of our people from joining the excur-
sion to Bar Harbor. An infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Turner, of Boston,
was buried in Pleasant Hill cemetery last
Friday. Mr.. John Sibley, of Boston High
lands, is visiting his father and other rela-
tives. Miss Lucy Dyer attended the Chris
tian Endeavor Convention at Bangor on
Thursday last. Hustus Bros are adding
another story to their cottage. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell, of Watervlle, spent a few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cunningham. E. Miss Henrietta johnson, Of
Dorchester, Mass, is visiting relatives in
Knox and Freedom. -. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Dodge have returned from trip to Jetfer-
son, Waldoboro and Thomaston. Comical
Brown will he in Freedom ON Saturday
evening. Let us all 90 and laugh.
LIBERTY. The 10Th Maine regiment voiull-
teers will hold their annual reunion at this
village Sept. 18th. The programme is about
as follows Street parade II ii. H.. dinner at
12.30 p. M; business meeting directly after
George from to 6, p. III. The survivors
will he addressed by comrade J. W. Black
of Searsport, and Others interpersed with
music, determinations, etc At $50 p. III. sup
per. In the evening there will be a social
dance at hall ST. George, to which all are in
vted. Comrades of E. H Bradstreet Post
and ladies of the Relief Corp, are all expect
ed to be present and lend us all the aid in
their power. There will be a large number
to feed, and all are invited to bring some
thing to help out. Come and give us a lift.
The North Knox and West Waldo vet
eran association will hold their annual re-
union on the Camp Ground at Washington,
Sept. 9th A good time is contemplated.
....Quite number of our people are attend
ing the Advent camp meeting at Washing
ton, this week. I'D. ]. Walker and family
have returned from their outing.
UNITY. Mrs. NJ. Whitney now has eight
boarders. Some from other towns are.
here working in the corn canning factory
1t is now the busiest season of packing corn
and it is quite lively in the vicinity of the
factory. -. Mrs. Harrison Chase and ,laugll-
ter Lizzie are visiting Mrs. I. j. White
house. Mrs. f. K. Conner, of Belfast: Wis
tied Miss NJ. Fogg last week. MI Selden
Peabody visited Mr.. James Libby on his
way to Farwell's Corner, where he is to
teach the fall term of school beginning Aug
29tll Mr.. Eber Cook and Miss Olive Gould
will teach the fall term in Unity and began
school Aug. 29th. Mrs. l.. Written is Wis
ting Mrs. S. Conner. Mrs. A. Conner. hay
ing visited here, has gone to Lawrence.
Mass. accompanied by her daughter Blanche
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Durham passed
through here last week on their way to Wa
terville, having driven from Bangor
Winnecook Lodge will meet hereafter in the
hall of n. p. knights, instead of that of J
K. Taber, where they have held their meet
ings since the Lodge was first instituted
PROSPECT. Miss Lizzie Woodcock and
Mrs Alice Sugden, of Lawrence, Mass, are
visiting Capt. and Mrs. w. d. Hichborn...
Misses Nellie and Blanche Wilkins, of Will
ton have been visiting Mrs. Sarah Lane
Mrs. Annie Narney and her daughter Nell
lie, have been visiting Miss Amy f. Lane
Miss Marion Rafnel, of Castine is visiting
Miss Hattie Marden. The Grange COM
mittee met last Tuesday evening and made
out the hand bill for the Prospect Fair which
is to take place Sept. y. Among the boys
who have colts to speed Fair day are Horace
Gould, Freddie Ellis, Arthur Haley, and
Harry Hichborn. In the Clark and George
Districts there willal so be some good step
ping colts. All the boys are invited Bring
ON the colt and your best girl and have "a
good time. There will he dance in the
evening. AT the last meeting OF the Grange
six new names We're sent in The Grange
has been in town now II years and the
Grange Hall is the only public building.
The building is fitted up with dining hall,
stove and dishes; with good furniture. New
members will find the Grange interesting.
All the bills are paid and all fare alike, both
old and young. A Rhssiah petller with
his wife selling lare- is a new thing here
Both are on the tramp.
PRospENf VILLAGE. The Order of Egs,
whic'. was instituted Dec. IL, 1880, holds its
regular meetings the second and fourth
Thursdays of every month. tits in a flourish
ing condition, having forty-tive members
and $40 in the treasury and all bills paid up
to Oct. LIST, 1892. The members Of this lodge
have received from the Supreme Lodge of
Boston, 81 020 since March l. 1892, as relief
money. -Egis stands like a rock, it's funds
being secure in the State treasury. We are
pleased to say that notwithstanding the eN-
element caused by the attack upon the Iron
Hall the members of this order, (.Egis)
throughout the country, realizing fully that
nothing has been shown which in any way
affects the principle undertaking these or
ganizatio are standing up Ulanfully and
sending us many encouraging words. We
are also pleased and proud to say that tile
similar attack made upon this Order in the