The Republican journal., 1893-02-16


Well attended, although cold and stormy
There We're three conversions. Among the
ministers present from abroad We're: Revs
NJ Andrews, Frankfort; DR.. j. |. Brown,
Swanvile; William Brown, Hampden: III.
Mills, Bangor, and w. Gordon, KNOX,.
The PIE sociabe of the V. l. S. was sue
cess. The new telephone from Monroe to
Bangor is a decided success, and on the 18th
Of February there Will be ar Old Folks ball
and oyster supper with the proceeds to help
pay the expenses of the telephone. The
band have nice new uniforms and they pro-
pose to give a concert and dance Feb. y, to
help pay for the clothes
NORTH Troy. Mrs. Charles Smith and
son are visiting at Islesboro Mrs. Cynthia
Sanderson, who has been stopping with her
son, Mr.. Louvlle Sanderson at Plttstield,
has returned home Miss Julia Hllmau is
stopping with her sister. Mrs. Betsy Stevens
Of Unity. DR. +. L. Stevens, who has been
visiting his parents, has returned to StNe X
ton Springs. Miss Eta BagleY Of Detroit
visited III town Sunday Mrs Eta HAYES
has gone IL New Work te visit hnr slstir
Mr. and Mrs hitting of Detroit VISITED HI
Mr. John smith sunday, Mr., Perry Man-
tin and W f. pf Pitt>tield visited at MI ktu-
hcu Cafl's LAST wet>. MIS-. A4aM Searev ot
AWAurn has been very SICK \, ith tousiIits
lhr High schouat "oo!x' C"tnar wil hcgin
tlis week ilnd, he Instruction @f NH. n. l.8
Cook Of this town.. MIR. Willnut GRAY HIS
returned home after closing ID Stare>sfui
term, Of school at Albion.
CAMph> 0t nle Of Nsnnd,n- 4,le-t cili-
len~, John Whitney, aged W. there ar. Snv-
erai things w"rth saying H. wr- torn in
Leeds, Me-, anA is a grandson eli St,lftt"
Wadsworth, wlM was pressed ltto tle Nag
lisa army Wien boy Of il, and distinguish
ed: himself N the battle of Menss He saw
so' much Of the horrorS of war that after
coming to this country and settling in the
town M Lincolnville, he stood three drafts
il tile Revolutionary war and hired 4 Sub
stitutr each time His venerable descendant
John Whitney, will 90 down t. fame as the
only man living in Maine in 1893 who re-
fuses to have his picture taken because he
thinks it is wicked 4. Owing to the recent
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morning destroyed the barn and out-hula-
ings of Edward Fins, on Mechanic street.
The cal.se was the bursting # d lantern.
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