The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-03-10

WINNECooK. Miss Maud McGray is visit
ing in Freedom. Mr.. Arthur and Miss Sa-
die Robinson were in town the past week.
Rufus l.. Weed is visiting friends in Pros
pect. The shedding is fast leaving us in
this section and the lumbermen are making
the most of their time.
MORRILL,. Rev. 1. H. Wharf, holds a
Quarterly Conference at the church, Thurs
day, March 10th, at p. IN. Quarterly meet
ing services here next Sunday conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Pentecost beginning at 10 a. m...
Rescue Lodge of Good Templars will hold a
public meeting next Saturday evening. All
are cordially invited to attend. An interest
ing programme, specially adapted to the oc-
casion, will be carried out.
FREEDOM. Mrs. Royal Boulter is very i'll.
80. Prof. and Mrs. Carter B. Keen of Kents
Hill We're spending their vacation with his
parents but We're called to her former home
by the sudden death of her mother Miss
May Fuller has gone to visit her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. X Fuller of Norridge-
wock. Mrs. Charles Bellows was called to
Belfast last week by the sudden death of her
sister Mrs. NJ. j. Foster.
LIBERTY. Owing to sickness in the fami-
lies of several of the comrades the G.. A. X.
ball mentioned in our last will be indefinite
ly postponed. -. Mr. and Mrs |. c. Neal are
both very sick and the old gentleman is not
expected to live but very short time. He
was taken sick at the house of l.. c. Morse
and there remains. Mrs. Neal is sick in bed
at home. Ed Gates has rented the Ray
nolds house on Water street. The Liberty
High school began Monday with about fifty
scholars.
TROY. There is to he a box sociable at
Mr.. John Whitney's next Saturday evening.
The apple packers are i'll town at work
this week. Mrs. Adell Seavey, of Auburn,
is at home for a time. Mr.. Louville j.
Saunders, of Pittsfeld, has been at home for
a short visit. Mr.. Lutte Rogers is attend
ing commercial school at PittStield. Mr..
Harry E. Gould is at home from Searsport
where lie has been stopping this winter. 80.
Elder Lamb, who has been stopping at Mr..
f. H. Myrick's this winter, is boarding at
Mr.. c. d. Runnells at the Corner. Mr.. j
c. Lamb is now able to be in the store.
Professor Hall, on account of the bad travel
ing, was unable to play at the Grange Hall
Friday evening as announced. About forty
couples We're in attendance and good time
is reported.
STOCKTON SPR1NGs Rev S. W. Chaplin
of Sandy Point will deliver free lecture in
the Universalist Church, this Thursday,
evening under the auspices of the V. I. S..
Miss Desire Nichols of Searsport was in
town Saturday endeavoring to form a class
in instrumental music. Miss Mary HIGH
born has been spending few days with
friends in Searsport. Miss Elva Randell is
teaching a private school. Mr.. Ralph
Hartman left town Monday for Ashland,
Mass, where he has work. Miss. NJ. F.
Simmons returned to Castine, Monde;
Subject for the Y. p. c. T., next Sunday
evening, "Missonary,' Matt $40. Mr..
Irving Hichborn is Improving. The hymns
for next Sunday afternoon in Colcord Hall
are IS, 1856 and 243. The theme Will ne
1.-The extent of Gods oversight"
SwANvILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Sewall Harr-
man visited friends in Albion and Water
Vile recently. They speak in the highest
terms of Mr.. Nelson and his horses Mr.. H.
bought a fine PAGER while away 49,. Miss
Eva Knowlton is teaching in Dist. / and >.
80. Our population is rapidly increasing.
Frank Cunningham has another boy; II. O.
Nickerson, a son, and James Robertson an
other daughter. 800. r. WI eeler, the veteran
piano tuner and repairer, Is in town at pres
ent. He is master Of his business, and it is
much better for the owners of good instru-
ments to employ him than to run the risk of
having the work done by men who lack
both Knowledge and experience. One day,
when the family We're talking over the treat
ment Penney had received at the hands of
Belfast's indignant citizens, a little siN-year
old remarked, 81 should think that was a
street parade. -. Mrs. A bigail Nickerson is
recovering from her illness. Her grandaugh-
ter, Miss Emma j. Nickerson, of Corinth, is
with her now -. Although the travelling is
bad, business is lively.