The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-01-11
All the telegraph operators were on the
sick list last week with grip. Miss Newell
is still confined to the house.

All the telegraph operators were on the
sick list last week with grip. Miss Newell
is still confined to the house.
1t was cold morning yesterday. Mr. IT,
H. Mnrch recorded it as below zero; but
milk men from out Of town had it Is to Is
below.
The Pianista Club will give an entertain
ment at the Universaist church FRIDAY
evening, Jan. 18th. The committee have ar
ranged a pleasing program. At internission
a sale of candies. The admission fee is only
fifteen cents.
The track at the trotting park has been
put in good condition, and Thursday and
Friday evenings it IS proposed IL show What
the trotters can do with sleigh behind
them. Next Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock, the plan is to have a sleighing carn-
val
The Middesex Fells Springs Co.. whose
organization here we noticed last week, and
OF which Mr.. A. Z. Sibley is Pres and prin-
cipal owner has closed Il contract with thu,
town Of Melrose, Mass, To supply the town
with from 80 900 to 100000 gallons of water
daily. The water will be- pumped from tile
ground through Artesian Wells Anil il IL s,l-
perior quality.
Schools in Central District opened for the
winter term Jan. ath. In addition to the
changes in teachers announced last week,
Miss j. a. Wiggin Of the South Intermedi-
ate school il III and her place supplied III
Miss Lois Lothrop a movement Has been
started ~ some Of the pupils NJ the H Oh
School u have but one session dailv. from
s.l5 a. M. to p. m. but we understand 1t is
not favored by the committee ana agent
| BuRNIAM. Mrs. Mary l.. Whitney. the
Vldest person in Durham, being 80 years
and 20 days old. died Jan. Ath SHE passed
I peacefully and quietly away, having 40 dis
ease but Old age. she was tIe grandmother
| Of G. a. and Perlev Millllen, alSo III Arthur
and Frank Whitney NJ Augusta Funeral lit
tile house Of n. + Murray at , o'clocl<
| Thursday.
MORRILL,. Frank Hatch and Goodwin
Black are at work on their contract of getting
out lumber for a. NJ. Daggett Mrs Fred
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\ Mr.. Phillip jackson ami family have
moVed |" Searsnt"nt. E Merriam Sons
are having their rotary saw machine. over
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