The Republican journal., 1894-10-11

Sept. 18th from the Woman's Hospital of
New York, where she had been for eight
weeks for surgical treatment. She seems
fully restored to health. Mrs. Adeline La
Ballister is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Il.
Mears Mrs. Della Wiggin and Mrs. l.. A.
Robinson took the boat for Boston last Mon
day afternoon. The former joins her hus-
band at his new pastorate in Hubbardston.
Mass. and the latter will spend the winter
in Massachusetts with relatives. Mrs.
Little Clark returned to New Haven, Conn,
last week. Mr.. George Daggett and wife
have begun housekeeping in the fine little
stand formerly occupied by Fred Daggett,
... Mrs. Abbie NJ. Ordway Of North Sears
mont is teaching the school in the Creasey
district. The Supervisor is looking for
couple of good teachers. The funeral of
Mrs. VIM. Cooper took place last Sunday
afternoon at her late residence
MONROE Mrs. Mary Orr from Massachu-
sattS IS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ..
7. Clark. She found her father unable to
converse With her, much to her ,lisappoint
inent, IN account Of tile loss Of speech by
paralysis in the throat Mr.. jefferson
Nealley is Va his annual deer hunting trip.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Durham have IL
pound boy, born Saturday at Capt. Toltord
pWrhan : Mrs. Laura Curtis. our milln-
Nv, has heel quite sick the past few weeks.
Is i i the busy season it is quite a loss to
ler, Her husband las returned from the
Islands - he with her. Mrs jackson Our
It's visited her father and brother IN Winter
port twp days last week.. Mrs, Buzzell has
gone e Boston ~ stay with her elllaren...
The cheese factory still continues to run,
with a good supply Of milk for tile season If
the year lille farm buildings Of Henry
lIustus in the south part Of the town were
uurned Tuesday With nearly All their CON
tents. including % tons Of hay, ~ bushels Of
potatoes, 20 bushels Of apples, farming tools,
furniture. etc There was an insurance of
;2it on the property
NORTH TRoy- Mr. solomon Harding died
very suddenly Thursday night, Funeral
services We're conducted Sunday forenoon,
Rev. Tobias Lord officiating James Libby,
j., and wife from Unity, and Mr. Abbott of
A lblon We're III town to attend tile funeral
tti-NIs' -hdiA IIeen has been quite SICK
MISS Nannie Garcelon has been away tile
past week selecting her fall stock Of milin-
err. She Will open rooms at Green's Cor
ner this week. Mr.. Reuben RhoaCes is
building an addition to his barn. Rev A.
r. Hatch attended a meeting i'll Burnham
o''nias Mrsf Mary D. Ellis Of Belfast was
''ie a"eN' ~ MIS- hahhah oous last week.
~. bfauiofu hhoades and wife from
-'''i'o'' "e'e Y -" \ oNhnaN Mr. ana
-'ie' ~ lalSohs from MASSACHUSETTS, are
N48ieihs ~ ilV'hFI' hrs. Safah farsonss,,
~ "'iHFs NeN auSlih lroA Minnesota Is
'ile guest o. MS brother, +. r. MeCausl'n.t.
~ ~ hes hVids ana lalhll nave moved
iiiYP eii'il ftN A0uSe-
| W INTEgFoRI. Mrs. Downs Of Belfast has
been Visiting tier brother, Capt Geo. Haven
ef Mrs =. II Curtis Has returned from
her yst 70 Bangor She Mil spend tile
WlhTel WITH Mrs e. z. Rirli-. Mrs NJ H.
llhhtfr-, with her daughter Nrs Annjt.
/ ii4sntnf, lid ler little tiiillgttr Mary. Il4v,
returned to ileir lnine III Jacl5sA4tvjt}
I'm A. IL, Fellow. Mas Called TIN I4is4ni N
II Vast wetk hy tile Serious Illness vi fl>
iaIlTt IL returned on rueSday Mss