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

MORRILL,. Stlllnan White is at home on
short visit from Massachusetts,. Mrs j.
N. Harris arrived home couple weeks ago
from Norridgewock Miss Emma Murch
made short visit at home last week from
Belfast, where she is employed. Miss
Winnie Simmons was at home Saturday and
Sunday from her school ia Belfast. Mrs.
Frank Blodgett of Belfast made visit to
her parents several days last week. A.
Miss Allen Of China has been quite sick at
/. ID. Whites the past two weeks. Mrs.
Margaret Woods received recently wild
cat and a badger skin from Montana, a
present from her son. Rev. I. X. Pente-
cost occupied the pulpit last Sunday.
BELMONT. School in District No. 3. closed
Saturday after very successful term taught
BY Mrs. Nettie b. Mariner. School in Dis
trct No. closed Friday after a very success
full term, taught by Miss Sybl Mariner. ..
There viii Ne a sociahle at Morrll's Hail.
"Wednesday evening Feb. Ttl for the purpose
of Obtaining funds for the cemetery fence.
.... Mr. Geo. W. Knight, who has been
quite sick tile past week, IS now improving
Mr.. Frank |. Jordan is at work at DNck
Trap, Incolnvillt...sT The soriahie at Mys-
tic Grange Hall, Jan 2.;r, WAS a success
There WAS a tine programme. consisting of
declamations, reeltatlelis and dialogues,
after which there social dance at
which the Young gent ieinen ami ladies dane
"a till the "uee sma hour,'' pf tile morning.
SANDY POINT. Miss cara DaEgett and
Miss Mamie Brown, who have Been spell-
ing several weeks at MI. 4. r. pag4ett' ,left
Monday for Boston, where thev IRE EMPLOY
w ~ the Western Union Telegraph Cp..
Mrs Ira Nj. Ccbe Of Boston and Mrs Austin
Heating OF Belfast visited friends Here tate
ly.. Rev. Il. q. Harhltt Of Searspurt le-
livered his lecture on Samoa here last
Tuesday evening to an appreciatiye au-
ilenee. The sociable Thursday evening at
the hall was decided success. A good at
tendence and "a good time is reported
Mr.. Q, G. Wardwell's knitting shop has
opened. 1t had been closed since Dec. 18th.
Mr.. John Daggett had very narrow es-
cape from being seriously injured last Sat
urday afternoon. A young horse he was
driving ran away throwing him out and
dragging him several rods but luckily Meth
er driver nor horse We're much injured
". The travelling since the rain II Jan. 24th
has been very had and only a few venture
out
TROY There is much sickness in town,
cold winter is healthy one. must be refllt-
ed this year, for never Were colds and la
grippe more prevalent than Now. But then
the author Of that saying had, doubtless,
never heard Of la grippe. DR.. Dodge has
been in doors for two or more weeks with
snre throat and its attendant ill., There
liaN- been Tut three deaths III town this will
rer,-tlle infant SON If Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Ward Mis-. Ann Goodale, a l,dy about
seventy years ola who las made her hoin.
for few Years past with her Sister, Mrs
Enocl Barker: and a Mrs. HHstoil, Who
lived with Mr.. and Mrs Palmer at North
Troy Mr. Robert Halves has been con
fined to his home for two weeks, hut is NOW
better. Mrs. John Pierce is sick with Ia
grippe. Or. Benson ii NIFTY is IN sttcnd-
ance Mrs. Inel Harding is confined tn Mob
hed, tlAe fesalf ut fail last Fr.day MEL
VIA Nrs tbau ps,.l.fitf ,r,. r..r.ai,,...,
the advent IA a l,aby b4g iu fhei tainttN .-
Mr. and NIL Fng..n,. Hnds,.l.,, I.5.t,,
.,r.. t.i43,.. t,,., ,t4. ,, t,,
In4,,,I,, NJ. ,,,f4 t.n,.r ",
rnur health- Mrs Leslie Ward /. Slowlv
recovering from somewhat pretrarred ll-
nass 'ri. ,.,,la .4 Trn,5 .,s...4,i.,l
rarit, II, INV. ,riis,.,4 i +I,,,,,i., sI,,,.r Hill.
Thnrs,lay evening. at.t.,,upanied l,v !, t4rri;i,
Wind THE sfl,,ls in t,,wu H.. olns,n.,
MISS WA t;sreeIan has inst closed ., ,..r,n ,t
Troy fInrurr Mr. r + Uar.lire, ha. ..lns
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