The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-15

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left wife, one daughter and two sons.....
Mrs. Fannie Bennett passed away Nov. 9th,
at the age of SS years and 5 months. At the
time Of her death she was living with her
son, Samuel Bennett. She left one daugh-
ter and five sons. School in the Client
district closed Friday, Nov. 3D. after a term
of ten weeks, taught by Miss Nellie Wooster
of Hope.
N1SALHAvEN Roswell Jones and family
of Baltimore, Md. are in town. Mrs. Geo.
w. Ninal has returned from visit to friends
in Brunswick. Miss Annie Talbot has re-
turned from the White Mountains Fred
Calderwood has moved his family to North
Conway n. H. The Bodwell Granite Co.
have begun work on their winter schedule,
eight hours a day. The Joshua Simpkins
company played here recently to a full house.
-. Miss Kate Sherman lngraham Of Rock
land Is forming class in music here. The
village schools close tins week. Miss Cora
Crahtree, who has taught one of the prim-
AIRY schools for several years has resigned
to take a position in Massachusetts. Miss
Crabtree is one Of Ninalhaven's hest teach
e'S anu WIZ We Sltatls ilisSoN ~ eiie Ii'Nt'
Miss Millv Barton of Carmel Will take her
sehoolA quiet wedding took place On
Cottage street one evening last week. The
contracting parties were Mr. John West and
Miss Nora j Curtis.
SANDY POINT. cant j. p showers arriv-
ed last Week from Ne" lofk ana VIII re-
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drlIted quite badly on some roads. The
series Of meetings to be held at the church
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