The Republican journal., 1894-01-25

been visiting. in Freedom returned last
week. Fred p. Weymouth who is work
ing at Pittstieid, visited his parents Sunday
... We are glad to say that the sick are On
the gain
PALERMO. Frank F. Carr, who is attend
ing Capen's business college in Augusta,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents.:. Many cases of grip in town,
some families have two and some three
down at time. DIR. NJ Delaney is kept busy,
and it is hard to ind help in some neghbor-
hoods. Mrs. J. Robinson, Who has been
staying for a few weeks at +. A. Woods,
turned 20 her home at nifty sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. John Carr returned 70 Phippsbnrg
last Friday. Geo. B. NJ. Soule is at home
from Leominster to spend the winter-...
Warren Nelson is home from Worcester
Hospital to spend IA two weeks vacation.
SANDY PolST. Miss Ava Perkins left last
week for Lowell. Mr.. Charles French has
lately arrived from fremont, Where he has
been employed since early spring Forrest
Berry IF Stnr Lewiston IL home ior he
winter \ gnpdiy number from here af-
Springs "Wednesday evening" Jam l1th.
There viii he no preaching service here for
several weeks. sunday school At the install
iour Many iave bad colds aud much
SICKNESS i reported from ali around tnr
slei1lilng ansi eoaSting i enjaxed. Last Sat-
uriaE afternoon forfS yuing nlen ANN haS7
with Sleds wtre -4 II AZ oMe tint an ti4t hll
becn visiting llt-r daughter. Mrs. CORA I,f-
kinS
PKosfEcT. Or. Benz Colson Of Bangor
was IN town last saturday evening, stopping
with his son, JOSIAH Colson All but the
Tuck Mountain quarry will begin work early,
as soon as tile snow goes uff The stone
workers are getting their tirtwood ready
~ as not to iuse any time when the quar-
rles open. South Branch Grange installed
most Of its officers and had a picnic supper
last Saturday evening. Some OF the officers
i'll the company that Went To Mardpn's
hall to the supper and dance the hight be
fore w. L. Closson of Searsport Will
soon he III Stockton and Prospect canvass
ing for nursery stock and several new vari-
ties of potatoes from Allen Nursery Koch-
ester, y. The snow here is hard for
teaMing. The roads some places are
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BROOKS. frackett shipped a case
containing 800 men vests last week 1t
represented ms Week work. Mrs James
seemed ~ te - grlppe Mr> Macy ..
WFhber n alsp u Hilaige W tla Doctor Her
daughter. Mrs- fbtrt N Monroe, bee Es-i-
WtNher, Is VerN i'll and consumption Is ttar-
el One IF the M4neN Eliis twins died
last week.. The ruh4it entertainments hy
the iuaspus at tllclr iall last "Wednesday
evening exceeded cXpeetations The differ
ent parts were we'll taken and tle entire
program tinrlv rendered. lii wais as fvlI.tMa,
Singing I'M tlie rhoir Installation Mi f5ifieers-
elcet by the M H. q. Nj, TiIron N Eli4
ott. assisted wv Iailn III Gorlan NJ Marsl44
music hv tll- eie.r. Miss LemHt Cl4ase efs4n-
ist; au address Us Rev David Bracket
,iuett ~ I a Elliott and MIS- l.izzlt.C Chase
reading lw Nashtj F0gg: soto. Mrs Lizzie
Chase: remarks by John ii Gordon; soio
bv Lot Jones remarks bv NJ j. Dow soln
by T. a. Elliott reading hv Agnes Mavo.
choir; remarks by Mr. Littletiel,. nlast4r
of Unity ndgt. Of Thorn,ikc henealctinn
Ny the chaplain and Dismissal The officers
installed We're as follows. w. NJ Es:iac
Leathers S w, G. s. Bracket; j. W. IotC
Jones: Treas. NJ. j. Dow: Secretary. Forest
X Roberts: S. d., Otis Lane: j. D. Stanley
Perkins S. S, Ashar Mavo j s., David Cur
tbs ,ltr, Thomas Jellison; Chaplain, Rev
David Trackett; Marshal John II Gordon
III was decided ro hold the rernlar c,,nlnt,ni
cation of the lodge in the evening AZ here
toforc he widow Of the late Prince Btsse
now 50 Years Old, is visiting her SON Mr..
Charles Besse, Of this town. Miss Bagev of
Unityis also visiting Mrs. Besse g.. W learn
from letterto Mrs. Mary Wehber from Mrs
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