The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-02-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS


RocKPoRT. The Rockport Ice Co. has $50
men and y teams employed in harvesting
the ice crop. They have five derrieks up at
the pond and are taking out large amount
Of ice daily. They are loading several large
vessels directly from the pond Gilkey's
crew at the sail loft are busy at work on a
suit Of sails for tile ship VIM H Macy. The
vessel is AT New York loading for China or
Japan. Mr. and Mrs. I. l.. Brastow Oh
served the twenty fifth anniversary IF their
marriage Saturday evening, Jan. 10Th. 1t
Was tile intention Of Mr.. and Mrs Barstow
~ observe THE occasion in quiet manner,
Nut their friends had not forgotten them
They called daring the evening, bringing
with them many tokens of THEN esteem and
concentrations
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Carrie I. Staples
arrived from Boston last week for a visit to
her father F. t. Staples NJ. and Mrs.
vere visiting AT Me- James Treats last
week Tlt yoaSting III tile Store Will Il
glih aud Mas been tar SOME daNs, and the erv
VI "road and tile dart pf a bol-Slt'l Are a
mumentary occurrence from before school III
the morning Until nearly midnight The
mddle-agea people arc saying they wished
they dared to 90 out ANA Slide, too. Sheds
run now from the top q the Alex Staples
hill clear INTO the shryard, and they ZIP
through the village before one has time to
look Last week, while Mrs. Ruth Clifford
was walking down from her home to Mrs.
Esther Hichborns, two little boys. George
Fletcher and Allie Reed on double-runner
came down behind her and ran her down,
giving her a severe fall and bad clip on the
back Of the head She was taken into Mrs.
Hichborn's where She recovered her senses,
and is now improving. This is the first acct
'lent Of tile season, and we hope the last. Mrs.
Clifford has for some time had her hearing
seriously impaired and did not hear the cry
for road. The boys are about seven years
Ola The debating club gave its first public
entertainment Monday evening, Jan. ..2nd,
and the upper schoolruom was Well filled
Thu entertainment was furnished mainly 10y
invited guests. Readings by Sanford Griffin,
born and a recitation from Mr. Getchell, the
teacher, The Lone Watcher IN the Tower"
was rendered by Trite Lothrop Id tile school
room ana w Horace Staples, TrI, some where
np In tle attic ana lis Grace MeultoA read
''Tie F'raelSlta- FarsA GIN Z The debate Of
the evt NJ "EesolYeI That NeM England
offers better inducements I'll tile voung than
the west MAS onene,i I'M H. b. Griffin and
u. ti Ialnh Andrew Stables q = Grimm
and Mrs G 5. Grimm The other disnut,nts
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