The Republican journal., 1894-03-29
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

H'~S, MIS-. I1tnTN Haskell Oh Lewiston
visited her brother, Mr.. Albert Cunningham,
the past week. The Grange antiquarian
supper was a success, both socially and
inancially.. Mr.. Frank Tyler Went to Bos-
ton the first Of the week ... Mrs. J.. Nj. Bel
lows returned home Tuesday from Belfast.
PlITsFIELp. There was an Easter concert
at the Free Baptist Church sunday evening,
consisting Of music and selections by the
Juvenile Temperance Legion. Much talent
was shown by the little ones in delivering
their parts, The Lancey House will be re-
modelled and an addition built on this COM
ing season The school at the Maine Cen
trail Institute opened March 18th with about
l,W students.
WALDO. Mr. ana Mrs. Leslie Evans of
Mass. visiting friends in town. .R X
Paul lost a valuable horse last week from
lock jaw Mrs. S. ]. Quincy is poorly not
able to sit up. Pink Eye is visiting some
families. Sugarmakers complain of cloudy
weather, which diminshes the flow Of sap.
Poultry men are little blue Just now.
Trn cents net for their last egg shipments.
y man whose stock is sheep ana hens Will
not he likely to add to his bank account
While present prices prevail.
NVRrHroHT II is understood that Mr.. NJ.
M. lllll l.a> thu rasr If the Caupgrotnd lp-
WI tor Tine coming season ana that lie will
ai~t run tle Strle " tlas pace wliere the
posi- atfee 'S ucattsl. His experience as
manager last year Is assurance that the bust
ness w3ll h, ,ariivd oh in good sly IT,. The
tiaf IA fhe 1ampgINund is piled IN with
,NNrlitlsf hHra wGpst inrmShed.hv Mil tieu.
Nj knNwiteM ;mud ,ls-tiued tN Iirtip~ Nh
GREEN'S landing. Dr a NJ Fletcher W
lReiilSi Was here Monday al the East North
pNlf pe ST office and did a large, business ia
the was VI yaeena1ng fhe ehildren n wis
pWarter
Tp,s,9ta5i }stl., s~I,. ra,a..a II rn.l
futr st.,,-..s 1 It'rKf,,-s ,nili EnnNsnar, i.
NJ Atrry anI wifA NIL Arna ,1arri,n.,n
AM, Nfss Marth. JIarrin,.,r, .,f1an,iad H..
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Bf,ksn9rr Asr Smnaav NJ I,.nn.,r,l = III.
kinS VIII ,rnnr II Ifranl-ii, III ,ynrl MI
Ti,nntI1 rnllins IN M H..oan n-i,n h,u
h4,,l " vtry sir1z n ifnurnyiulr MI NIL
l.itflnti.j, L III, H., n1,,lin h,nd Hs nc
t,inn w4nt :. 1riu ia Eo,aSlana las+ ,E.,..i
yitl cam " u Hartman
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AlnN 1hNlhk' ,feofSe ,iunhafn lAas fe-
lurnen N 1htiSe'' Mass, where NJ expects
T. 4, lllla W"rk 'i'e coming season ester
Nh W. ana Mrs Fl"'lnn ' 49, s',.l. VIZ
Il r PAM lnst i v.luahla barsa III
Walk. He had 4 HE span and ~ AZ. snrr,.
III see it broken, Mrsi rlara My1.mra Hill,
inr sne,r ,he ,yinftr wirl III a.,,r,,,, II,
Mn Caraline Smirl r4tnrn4d ~ I mm, s,t'
ur,}a, ala will st,,5, v-i.h L4r ,3a,,,b,.,. ~.
Austin Sxett Mrs lain Wan+unr.1
wants ia sell her far,n ANY one ,van+;,,n
H. M . farm ,ynnld H., Vii r, a,s,,lt III
h.fors bnv?ng es,wbar,. ''i
:, ShARsM"NT, Ha''le. wlie q James =.
buIgess, VINO nag leeh SICK put Re" days
VIVA liie"ihoii''i 'ltU iist thursday morn
~. She was ne daughter OF lanes and
Ain fial q ApPleloh; Her h'ls PANT and
young dau2hter haNe we sympathy "f ne
community. S,e VIZ 4 inrihnsf o. Searsnnnf
'NihfhahgtrN g =. =. me funeral was
NNh,utte@ SATURDAY afternoon bN ley. NJ.