The Republican journal., 1894-10-11
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning, October H. 1894
BrRNHAM. The Stream Bridge at

BuRNHAM. The Stream Bridge at the
village is completed and open to travel. J..
Joseph Norris lost valuable horse last
week. William Garcelon has completed
his job Of stone work on the w. q @. rail
road at East Benton and returned home last
week. The vest shop has taken a new
start with Geo. Bickford az one of the firm.
Charles Hardings PAGER Lazarus won third
money i'll the Farmers race at Pittstie Id Sat-
urday.
FREEDOM. Mrs. S. II. Fuller of Norridge-
wock is visiting relatives and friends in
Freedom. Ms. Fannie Carter has gone to
Boston to select full supply Of autumn
millinery. The warm appreciation Of her
past efforts warrants her large patronage.
WI. The Ladies' Circle will meet this Thurs
day, afternoon with Mrs. p. w. Aver.
The Ladies Club met last week with Miss
Fannie Williams. Mrs. Charles Bellows
and Miss Maria L. Mitchell drove TO Win
dermere Park last Saturday. They pro
nounced the scenery charming ana bespeak
a bright future for the park. =. Mrs, Sharley
Turner of Boston is visiting her father, Mr..
VIM. Sibley... Miss Dauforth OF Provi-
dence is visiting here.
WALDO Il. Il. Paul, one Of our prosper
ous farmers, until ID few Years ago gave near
III his whole attention 10 raising Hay, hut for
few years past he has been raising other
crops On commercial fertilizers. He viii
have between twelve 1and fifteen hundred
bushels Of potatoes this year and about three
hundred bushels OF pop corn From two to
six hundred bushels Of grain is grown each
Year, mostly oats. Nv Paul and his two
sons no the farm work. Mrs. Paul Keeps
about two hundred liens and raises two to
three hundsetl chickens each year. Size also
cares for the milk Of four to six cows Her
daughters assist her with the holisehul,l
work when not absent teaching school
They are busy family ana one vt tile kind
net affected by hard times. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wallace and son and Mr.. Bunker of
y. Ill. are visiting at "A. J Simmons n. Mrs.
l4avinia Chase las been visiting friends IN
| Swanville the past week. Mrs F. l.. Bry-
ant and son Elmer We're III Castine over
Sunday, visiting Mrs. Bryants mother and
last week and bought 4 number Of cows.
William Barnes lost horse While III Rock
land recently. Death was caused by collie.
SwASvILLE, \ very quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. G. I. Nickerson
last Saturday evening at $50. The contract
ing parties We're her youngest daughter,
Grace, and W f. Dam. The bride was very
becomlngly attirel IN a costume If delicate
old-rose. Albert I. Nickerson, brother of
| the bride, acted as best man. ANA Miss Susie
Greeley Of Hampden As maid of honor Rev
Myra kingsbury of Belfast ctfiviated After
tile ceremony dainty COLLATION. IF III. cream.
cake and fruits was served Mrs Dam is
enc OF Swanlille's most prominent Young
ladies in society ana W. are glad that She Is
TO remain with US a little while longer Mr..
y. is popular clerk ia the store Of f. II
NeaIley Monroe. Monday morning HE HAIL.
nN couple started on Their britla tAlr, ana
Will visit friends in Boston, Chelsea and
Everett roiIte. Tle be,t wishe, If th4ir
mans friends attend them Ail THEIR Way alpl
may their future rs bright anil llappy.-.
Miss VIVA Nickerson Fi~ 1,.,.n Visiting
N 4nd4 M olenai.-s Mr. Nj NJ. sMmney
II .s.tiein and Mt. j Vs. Bae4il nc nlty
hAyp het,l sitting theil nutl.rr. MlS X. II.
IRON ,t.- MIS-. MansH+l,l Is gfsitin- her SIS
trii MIS- Aihert CunnngleuH