The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

magazines, fuel and light. sol 50: 100 new
books have been added the past year. $1,000
books We're taken from the library, an in
crease Of 800 over last year.
STOCKTON SPRINGS Mrs H. j. Body is
visiting friends and relatives IN town.
Miss Elva Randell is teaching in the Lane
district, Prospect. Miss Mabel Simmons is
at home from Castine on a ten days vacation.
...- Mr. S. b. Griffin is away for few weeks
Misses Maude Smart and Eva Paige and
Mr.. Frank Hopkins Of Frankfort We're in
town Sunday The mask ball which, was
to have been held the evening Of the 22nd
was postponed until Tuesday evening on i,a-
count of the severe storm. There viii be a
hard eines ball SATURDAY. evening, March
4th r, y, T. q. 4. next sunday evening AZ
the usual hour, subject, Kings Sons and
Daughters Rom 81 lo-l1 All ar- wcla,ne.
MORRILL,. Herman Merriam ana Tvgltur
Hatch returned asst week from X ent lltl,
where they have been attending Sait r,,-.
Rev. I. Il. HogHe was ia toN4i last Friday
rntunla.g wlth his family d jaan,n2jfe
Saturday lhr VIIag scleof IS NJ ~oSstot,
iaNgut M N George Nash VA MontYilis
llt4 Saeiaia~ ui tile Niia44 ImrrMyeiu~Mt
SoeirtE hula at MIS- Mar-art MaDd M-
Jo,m N.esery NJ and NIf9. LLz Il4t4'-
were dtetded success About ~-titu WI,
raisct iof repairs on the Church. Ihr utyt
seciale VIII h., held al Mrs. Az len na41t4t 4
tlt~ Thursday, evening. Ie c3pua arl
and talze wiil Ne serssd..l he ristlft
f 4
pttre ast SATURDAY. was nut argeNy attena-
vi owing IN the had travelling. lhrs-
lodges were represented j. II. Nears wa,
reelected District Chief renpltr.
SANDY rolSr- The s,hool ~ l,i~t No
CLOSED feh. .ith. after vcry Successful /, rm
II twelve weeks, taught w Mis- Carrie
Cl3ssun Nf Searsp"rt. SHE N a vely ]r4f-
cielit teacher and they hope to srcttr, her
services for another term. AT the '>f. Of
the tern. the scholars presented her with a
nice dressing case as a token Of their regard.
4. Sell WINSTON Morse landed 100 barrels
Of Tioul FIR g. H. Snow Saturday. The tug-
boat Ralph Ross has towed her up-riNer.
Capt. J F. Showers is to remain il Havana
instead of commanding the bark Matanzas
The Granite Co. AT the Narrows We're
hauling stone to the steamboat wharf Sun
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ers VIII continue to meet with Mrs. +. l..
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l.IBENiY. TAc great Steril4 NJ last week. IL
responsible iNr many Things aWNn a- W,il
~ lr many tAin-s ieft tndGlt atid hi litithN
ease~ far Things ltN iercone twlicrl tWp Wa.
Sh'rti By reason ! tlt StNIlI mu lIaJl wsts
received OF srnt out for seNefa. days. Lou
ters mailed ut AU4Nstatlta l9h reaeAed lleye
THE 25it4, and q letter ma l'-d af BeitaSl M'h-
dnl morning le-4clled u, SalindA. u -l.t. l.s
rraStM oi the stnrm sesrgH IrlStn~ f@.
t'flh ilttH ififA llN'3ll '-tfIttil- WIS Ntii-
lHr4 Hf 3.tM .l lud TIL. f,as..tflor rrr4i@.
tUn al AagalStl Z T.. MatItss tid -t4rI
for AUGUSTA SiiriIiA NIGHT and ~t.,aIe,l ,-,-r
45tt.t M Weeks NI,s where ,sAil,te -,s r}.-a
,torml. M MA, ao,lpel ed to r,-lisall ~,.\ -ral
othrl tiiglis. am RET Urnrd a. Lib rtN Satur-
uaN It, ststrtrA oiu l@r Il i0ilN wtrk y Eaia
t.Wn Mlth His fine team, hut il All rrdad III
SHOW beautiful snow Bill for the storm
the journal would bayt had several items
from us last week Were. il NOT Tor he Storm
v0U would have learned that Capt IL. s
v,r ana wife Had returned home after ,-v-
er;tl months visit lit Rocblanl and that the
inlv captain il much improved in hta! Til
Were it not for lie storm YOU would llayt.
been informed that the Rev. n. LaMarsh Of
Searsl0rt has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial address here MAY ,i1th Were it
not for the storm you would nave known
something about Liberty as a seaport. Nou
~unld have been informed thai IN 1879 4
winter III Ihasts ChroMclt-a itadihg
Greenhack paper Of that tilne-in Whiting,
up TINS toWn sald that III common With
Others i'll the State and nation, Liberty was
gong to seed under Republican rule; that a
large nttt OF vessels We're laying ldle AZ our
WharNts, ana that the SAID wharNes were