The Republican journal., 1892-03-03

there are not enough we'll ones to take care
of the sick.
SEARsMoNr. The remains of Annie F.,
wife OF W. n. Dyer End of Appleton. were
brought here for interment last Thurs
day. She was the eldest daughter of Mr..
George Dyer of this town. She leaves
two sisters and two brothers and many
others to mourn her death. Mrs
Roxana Heating, widow of the late Will
was of the olde st people in town. :. Mr.
E. A. Jones, our barber, has put new S35
chair in his shop and has as fine place as
can be found in any town of its size in the
state. Miss Mabel Packard began private
school in Dist. No. 2Monday Town meet
ing next Monday, March 7th.. The Sears
mont W. c. T. U. had pleasant meeting
Feb. 26th. Next meeting with Mrs. Plais-
ted March 18th.
PooR's MILLS. Rev. Mr. knowlton of
Bangor will preach at the school house Sun
day, all day. Mrs, O. A. Wade has post
poned her visit to New London for a few
weeks. A. Wentworth spent Sunday with
his family and returned to Burnham Mon
dey morning. ii. NJ. Brown has bought a
yoke OF oxen. Charley Mex nley is getting
home a large stock of superphosphate. j.
W. Banks has marketed most of the wood
he is getting off the Hazeltine lot. . Mrs j
W. Banks is suffering quite severely With
her arm. 80. Fred johnson and wife in re
turning home the o1herevenng came in con
tact with a log in the ditch. The horse clear
ed herself from the sleigh and gave Mrs, j,
quite fright. r. Dyer improved the first
snow in getting up his wood and during the
soft weather he fitted it for the stove. G.
R. Patterson has a western horse to mate the
one he had.
SwANvILLE 1t was the pleasure of your
correspondent while in Rockland to form
the acquaintance of Mr.. Herbert M. Lord,
whose fine tenor voice will be remembered
by our music loving people. He attended a
musical convention at this place some ten
years ago. Among other fine singers pres
ent at the time will be remembered Mr.. E.
o. Thorndike, and Misses Charlotte I. Col
burn, and Maud Mllliken, of Belfast. Mr..
Lord is now editor of the CONFERENCE.-THE
and musical director of the Rockland Chorus
Society His amiable wife plays the pipe
organ in the first Baptist Church, and that
as an accompaniment to the solos SO well
rendered by Mr.. L., forms pleasing part of
the Sunday morning service. Last Friday
as W. S. Nickerson was driving to Belfast
the whitf1e-tree broke letting the horse out of
the shafts, breaking one of them. Mr.. n,
had a firm grasp the reins and was
thrown violently to the ground, but striking
on his knees in the soft mud was but little
injured. Damages We're soon repaired and
he drove on. Mrs Phillips, reported i'll
last week, is ont again. Geo. r. Libby, of
Unity, was in town last week. Tie sick
are improving. Ice harvesting is in order.
LIBERTY. Nearly all the farmers i'll this
vicinity are putting in ice, finding it profit
able to use in their dairy business. ID. W.
knowlton lost very fine two-years old
stallion last week. He was by Combination,
weighed / 100 pounds, and was valued at
500. Death was caused by an liberated
tooth. \. {. Crockett has bought Il small
building hauled it on the lot between S. T.
Ioung's and II. n. Dennis and is fitting it
up for barber shop. L. l.. Prescott has
got into his little new store so that we now
have the same number of buildings we had
before the fire, with one exception, hut they
are all pony buildings. The Liberty High
School will begin Monday, March 18th, under
the instruction of \. II. Kane, of Palermo.
.... Miss Annie Twitchell has rented the
Howe photograph saloon aud will put in Il
stock of millinery and fancy goods until
such time as she can get better accommo-
dations Miss Twitchell has been in the
business with Mrs. \. Norton and j. W.
Knowlton for the past eleven years and
needs no Introduction to the people of West
Waldo and North KNOX,. Mrs. l. c. Neal is
quite sick, Town meeting will take place
next Monday, March 7th....E. " Brad
street Post G.. A. r., having lost all their
furniture with their hall at the recent fire,
will givea ball at Hall St. George, Mar. 10TH
the proceeds to go towards procuring new
furniture. All who are interested in the
welfare of the post are invited.
BROOKS. Mr.. NeIey who is fitting up
DHpbOSIdplllt looll9 AZ eLo ~ -. ol",hCtt
building went to Boston last week to obtain
stock to begin work with. Last week We
had the pleasure of meeting =. H. Kane,
formerly of Monroe but now residing III
Palermo, Maine, who is disposing of some
real estate i'll this vicinity. Kane is we'll re-
membered by the Patrons of the Oranges in
this part of Waldo county. as he has been a
prominent member of thai order. 49,. Thaddt-
us Huxforl has sold his sorrel PAGER Pilot
il. to Rocl1land parties for good SUN. He
is a valuable horse. There are more good
trades in this town for somebody 49,. Herbert
Anterior, who carries the mail to Monroe,
left his horse Mt at the depot when
the animal started and running against a
iigger there turned the carriage bottom side
up, quite badly demora ling the top of it ..
Miss Mabel Rose, who has been conf ed to
the house by the grip, was down town the
other day -. The wife OF Weber Rowe died
last Monday, Feb. 18th, and was buried We'd
nesday. The members of Marsh River ma
sonic lodge are having special meetings for
instruction each Saturday evening Mil
lard Chase was out driving with his pony
"Doc" last Monday, having with him some
other boys. In some way they got tipped