The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-23


Ida Roberts has gone to Pittsteld. Mr.
William Bragg has moved his family to
Pittstield
PROSPECT. Oscar Clark had chopping
bee and party in the evening last week..
Mrs. Ida Cole visited relatives in Searsport
last week. !. Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Clark
We're caught in the storm while visiting reIa-
tives in Winterport. Arthur Boyd began
saving lumber Monday G. w. Pendleton
had a chopping bee last week. Mrs. Elonia
Cunningham of Swanville, who was visiting
her old home and taken sick there, is mprov-
ing She was attended by Or. Fellows Of
Winterport. Mr.. CYRUS Walters and wife
of Waldohoro have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Eastman Clark. Mrs. Abby Sanger
of Winterport visited Mrs. Clark last week
.. Mrs. Laura Pendeton made a short visit
to relatives in Frankfort last week. VI Mar
ce'lus Clark has the largest rolt III town. II
is / months ED. perfectly broken to harness,
and gentle \. w. Staples is selling the
new Cooper sheep dip, Many lincks OF sheen
are are loobing better this spring. Cooper
bin hclps ntlt and YOU can pick ptlt TIN. ttoei.
where the dip Was nsea last tall. There
was a young folks party at Horace GpHA'~
last week. Miss Jennie Staples had her
birthday rartA last Monday evening"
sAxry POM WeW4r- sorry Il Irarl, NJ
TIL, d,nrh Il MIS-. Laur; Al Flint Of 3@ilrr-
VILE, Mass W he passed several Seasons At f.
l.. FRENCH and MAS very kind m assisting
n several concerts for the bennfit u tile ~
,iety she dle,l AT I4amlandi Park, GALL,
Mar. 9Th. She was the wife If Arthur i.
Flint If Scmtervlle, ana daughter IF ME Late
Dan. 5. smailey of Jamaica I'lain Tie fun
eral services We're held in SomerNll4e last
Sunday. SHE made many friends while here
and they extend their sympathy u HER hlls-
band and sister, Miss Emma Stualtv.. Tie
,luarrymen from the Narrows are blasting
large houlter-an old landmark-in Mrs.
Maria Black pasture, to ship u New YORK.
"Traditon says that the British hit il With
a cannon ball. when iii the river in the war
OF 1872, and that some boys We're behind il at
the time, one of whom was the late Leonard
Shute. Mrs Augusta French has been
having a vacation Of a month in her own
house. SHE has now returned to MIR Daniel
Collsen's. Two families Of stone cutters
have rooms in Mrs Amelia Frenchs house.
go. Sociahle this Thursday, evening at the
Hall. Come one. come all Schr Daniel
Webster has left with cargo Of stone for
New Nork. Mr.. Frank French Of Jamaica
Plain was at til, dlrllery last week. Mrs.
+. l.. French forwarded box of clothing 10
| the Good VIII Home last week Mrs
Hannah Consens and Mrs Mary Black have
both been very poorly, but are gaining.
PENsrE,T VILLAGE. Mr. Harvey ii Lii
lty one of our most enterpri>ing young men.
mas bought a grocery and fish business III
Newton Highlands, Mass, and il to g into
trade there. hi, tnwnsmeh All wish linn
success. Mr. III l.. Hafei NJ NORTH IH;ttle
his sister, Mrs. f. NJ. iittetiel,i VI lying visit
thus week The Young ladies Of tile village
spert Il Very pleasant Afternoon and even
ing wth Nh ani Mrs Daniel Hartmann Mar.
l6th... AdA4. Grer ketr If Stockton S1ring,
sItnt sunday Mill Flora Haley. Ezra
G1Hd of M~ntonu has been la town the ft>r
week visiting his brother. l. r. (;oull
frNllk accompanied him ~ Erooks M yisst
tlnii a-set tail't w.ais M vsrt I'vnr hnalt y.
ls ssietal~ ot District MN II, tuIeflpt
witi tirir ftther. Llye Horace y. tioRId Il
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lnolS forward IN Monday evening ter lAt
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lot iii orr village ctineterN. :. c. Butt,r-
''F"' ~ ~ 90 ''"i-'i are /" tie't 4 hAe"
hN'illi't''' 'le NJ H""ah IN memory "i tI'SitA
4IHIeN. htN afe "0ih2 fflhrttrN W"fh f0f
n r. iA'tstlltiA ahu l"l other lntS.- Nrs
/ L"9lle litNes, Who mas htth NffN SICK In lNt
pass 'ii'ee "e'hs' mas 50 lar recovered as 7"
he d"'e 10 sit az ll'at "i inc Ilnt' Htl lath-
81 WI, " ''ts"h Suf'lS q SV"fktol4 springs,
had hiS pulldlhgs dtS'f0Nea py fre FRIDAY
morning, llt fanny nalfQWiN escaping from
'ile names -Nfs' ~ : "alightef luhpthlf"h
''i" 'n'ili''ei "lli"o"' we near II was III
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lITlSFIELD. The dtdlcatlon Of the Way
! evenings, April Gil and It'll. There is to be
an entertainment in L Mon Hall the first
i'll the spacious rooms of the new mill the
| second evening. Pullen's orchestra Of 20
| ,anaS has iaap apuaeaI ~ fnrpicJ ,n,,c,,,