The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16

returned last week from the E. NJ. c. Semi
nary, Bucksport, where he has been attend
ing school. THE mill has again begun
operations. Miss Lucy Cushman, who has
been visiting her parents during her vaca-
4 ton, has returned to her school work at Cas-
tine
4 WALDO. Our town meeting passed off
4 quietly Nearly all the officers We're elected
| unanimously w.. Roads running east and
west are almost impossible If weather and
travelling permit Bro A. Stinson of North
| Searsport will be with us at Richie Grange
4 Hall Saturday evening, March 18th. 1t is an
I open session and general invitation is
/ tended. Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Curtis enter
+ tanned company at their residence last Mon
| day evening.
i BELMONT. Mr. and Mrs. A. \. Carver and
Miss Annie Alexander of Duck Trap, Lin
/ colnvile, We're in town Sunday visiting Mrs.
Carvers mother, Mrs. Helen Jordan W.. Mi
and Mrs. Frank Wagner ii Belfast were IN
town Friday and Saturday M. Mr. NJ s.
Fo>> Has leased his farm t. Mn Frank lirew-
ster AID Mil work in Boston the coming
summer. School IN District M eNsrd
Monday SITTER very successful term tauglit
hN Mas u l. Stevens Of Northpolt Ihe
nnu Sunday caused IVA roal~ \. N, aiuaSt
mpassabe
HivEESlnh Avr~rF The BlauhHl
BROTHERS " this place rnrt viii qu4tr jos~
last Wednesday. Eugene was speeding their
hpr>e NaNtN Oh the pal4d u Prospect anli
Ills team ald Capt. A. A. fiiums e.iuo w
gether. Cant Ginns sleigll fhiil entered fle
~ide NJ the blanchard hors4 ;tntl III uied in
about ten minutes from the effects of tnt
wound. Nancy WAS a faNorite and
valuable horse. Mrs CNrts Crorser cplI-
tinues To improve uii.ler the care Of Dr.
Stevens Of Stockton, and wiil soou be able
to ride ont MI Cook, Workman Oh TIE
granite quarry. has moved his family mite
Mrs. Lucinda Croclers hNtl~t.... 4 bout 50
workmen are employed on the granite works
They have shipped one cargo Of stone to
New Work, and have another about ready
Several of the stones weighed ten tons OF
more and it required ten oxen ami eight
horses to haul them.
SwANNIILE. Mr.. Abbott Of Verona is Wis
itng lis daughter, Mrs Albert Canning
ham. Cleveland Harrison was hit in the
eye with a snowfall Monday and obliged T.
- home from school. Phillip Greedy Wa
Very sick with pneumonia and obliged to
leave school At Bucksport and come home.
Miss Gay Peavey has been learning dress
making at Belfast "A few days since Il
snan Of horses belonging To George Btal>
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M'ihs was ~ Town iasi wees ie mas sold
Il circular SAM mil to RAMSEY Britdstrfet
al south Liberty ..t' Ing hills IN THIS Nifih-
l'N are not 81 well stocked TINS winter As
heretofore, ana green nara "ooN mas come
~ 50 slowly mat persons haTe gwen up me
Idea ~ burning W"oa lor heating purposes III
winter and VIII nj up Tor coai,
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