The Republican journal., 1895-12-12

is teaching school in the Reynolds district;
Miss Hazeltine at the head Of the lake, and
Maud McGray at the village. r. L. Weed,
who has been in Montana for the past three
years, returned home Nov 9th. Miss c..
L. Weed returned from her visit in Park
man last week. Miss A. E. Weed returned
to Somerville, Mass, Dec. 9Th. II. p.
Weymouth has been on the sick list for q
week past. Mr.. Isaac Cole, who has been
quite sick for some time past, is very much
improved. II. E. Twitchell, who had q
paralytic shock about two months ago, is
able to walk some with crutches. Mrs.
Patterson Of Winterport is spending the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. W. 7. Edmonds.
....Charlie Hatch, who has been in Boston
learning the barber's trade, has returned
and is ready to wait on customers. We
have had several inches Of snow the past
week, but not enough to make good sleigh
ing.
UNITY Frank Woods and his sisters
from Everett, Mass, were called here Thurs
day by the death of their father, Benjamin
Woods, who died of pneumonia after an ill
ness Of four days. Peter Laughland, a
man eighty years old, died Friday. He was
buried Sunday. There will be Quarterly
meeting at the church Dec. I'D. 80. FL. III.
Grant has bought the Fogg place. Mrs
Written of Clinton will stop with Ruth Ber-
ry this winter. Mrs. NJ. z. Watson was in
Belfast last week. Perley Clark went to
Kent's Hill Monday There will be a Christ
mas tree at the church and dance at the l.
o. 0. F. Hall Christmas eve... MIR. Tabor
and Mr.. Cookson are getting in their holiday
with Mrs. H. c. Chandler Dec. Sd. About
80 were present and had a very pleasant
time. The Circle will meet Dec. 18th with
Mrs. Chas. Tay lor. Carrie Clark has the
whooping cough. Mrs. G. Clough fell
down stairs recently and was quite badly
ham, where she has employment. Mrs.
Allie Wellington of Albion has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Alfred Clark. ~. W. H.
Rolfe has gone down east on business for
the canning factory. The new station is
completed.
APPLETON. Joseph G. Wentworth and
Will Cummings have returned from a three
week. hunting trip in Liberty and adjoin-
ing towns. Frank Hale Of Boston is in
town for few weeks. Miss Addie Davis
has returned from Dorchester, Mass. Miss
Annie Stevens is teaching school at North
Appleton Miss May Dunton has the Ridge
school, Miss Addie McLain the Quincy
school and Mrs. Lyndon johnson the Elm
wood school, The schools began Monday
Dec. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Francis j. Cakes of
New York were here Thanksgiving Day,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davidson and Miss Eva
Pratt returned Tuesday from Liberty, where
they spent Thanksgiving with relatives.
Nahum McCorrison, who has been at Graf
ton Island fishing the past summer and
autumn, has returned. Members Of Golden
Rod Rebekah Lodge enjoyed Thanksgiving
feast at their Lodge dining rooms... Many
Of our people have attended the meetings at
North Appleton conducted by Rev. NJ f.
Brigham Of Searsmont and Mrs John Nc
mtyre of Belfast. Mrs. Hiram Keene is in
Stoneham, Mass, called there BY the seri-
Gus illness of Mr.. Henry Keene.
THoRNDIKE. Knott Gates has sold to 9.
A. Miliken of Augusta for 81 $50. 10 acres Of
land on which there is IA large amount Of
hemiock, spruce estimated at IS 100
cords. and a Large amount Of other kinds of
" mb4r. report is going the rounds that
the NJ. 9. r. Il. have idea of putting in
branch track and switch, az the land lies
along the road. -. III. Saywar has sold
one-haif Of his saw mill to p. j. Nose Of
Knox The mill contains a complete set OF
machinery for saving long and short lum-
her, large surface paner, a grsJ mill and
shingle machinery. These are below Up
stairs are several splitting and cutting off
saws, large planning and matching ma
chine, besides other machinery. The mill
and machinery are in first class condition
and it is a valuable property. Miss Eva
Ward has gone to Lowell Mass, where she
will take her sisters place Miss Lula Cot
fiji returned home Friday from visit to
Haliowell. There was a sociable and
tertainment by the young people at Har-
mons hall last Saturday evening. Seven
inches of snow fell Thursday night and
Friday There was enough for good sleigh
ing had not the wind drifted it so badly
So. Harry Rich Went into the stable Fri
day morning to see to his horse. In re-
moving the blanket she let out with
one foot, taking Harry on the leg and near
ly breaking the bone. Fl. NJ. Higgins and
Fred Rich are hauling pressed hay from the
D. B. Flint place to Thorndike Station.
Joseph Higgins and ". H. Coffin attended
the F. B. Quarterly meeting at Monroe, Dec.
9TH and 8th.. Burton Flint Of Belfast is in
town for few days. Rev. D. Bracket
will be at the Centre church Sunday, Dec.
18th, at P. NJ.
MONROE At the annual meeting of E. NJ.
Billings Post, G. A. R., the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Com, George B. Ordway; S. v. c., Henry
r. Dawson; j. V. c., Horace G. Weber;
Surg, Albert S. York; Chap, Washington
Patterson; Quar-. M, Nelson Curtis; 0. Of
D., Henry b. Wingate; o. Of e., Thomas
Clements; delegate to Dept. Encampment,
Edwin t.ufkin; alternate, Lemuel Plum
mer. . At the annual meeting OF E. NJ Bill