The Republican journal., 1895-08-15


tie High school reunion u the 1869 scholars
held at the school house Aug. 7th. \ report
will b. sent to The Journal later. Harry
Henderson Of Worcester, Mass. is visiting
in this vicinity. Mrs. Oscar Cushman
from the Centre was the guest Of Mrs. Nell
lie Adams last Sunday u. Herbert Howes
has his house up and boarded. 1t is on the
cellar Of the Peter Stubs lot and is a fine
building lot. The School Reunion of 1878
and 1879 will be held August 18th.
TROY. The farmers have secured their
hay crop in good condition and are now
busy harvesting their grain. Quite num-
her If our citizens have gone to Northport
for a few weeks, and among them are DR..
and Mrs. NJ. I. Dodge, Rodney Whitaker,
Miss Georgia Tyler, Mss Grace Rogers, Mrs.
Lewis B. Harding and daughter Lulu and
Miss Millie Stevens. Mrs NJ. F. Leathers
has returned from Brooks. W here she visited
relatives Miss Hayesena Forbes accompa-
nice! her home fer t-w days visit. Mrs.
NJ. G. Parsons and Mr. James Luce We're
among the Troy people who attended the
IttllllS u llltA w
at nifty last SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. j.
+. Pierce visited at Clinton last week
Walter and Edgar Harding Of Waldo visited
at b +. II drellug's for few days last week.
They enjoyed a hshing trip To Winnecoph
Lake Miss Florence Cilley, WHO spent
gusta . Mrs t. F. Harding and son clyde
havr golle W Augusta for week Nh,
Benniai has returned from A drive to New
poIt, Pamvra, Detroit ami Plymoath, where
he VISITED relatives and friends Miss
Myrtle Forbes i Visiting Miss Katrina Hard
ing Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Bagiey, who have
been III town for a few weeks. have returned
Ii ter home Nj New Work city,
BROOKS Mrs Elxa,lia Sargent ot Monroe
reli.t Of Noah g. Sargent lied at the resi-
1rlae If ler daughter. Mrs Z. G. Cilley, in
Brooks, August 9Th Some Two weeks since
She fell and injured herself severely and as
She was learly eighty years Of age the shock
proved fatal. Tie funeral services were held
at tile meeting house at Monroe Centre last
Sunday, Key. David Brackett officiating
George Edwards. son of the late Woodbury.
Edwards, died at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. Hattie Merithew of tins place, last
week. Funeral services We're held Sunday
afternoon, Rev. David Bracket officiating
Tile deceased was born in this town and
lived here till manhood. He was a photog-
rarher by trade and followed this business
in Roo kland and Wakefield, Mass, ana also
in the West and South, where he had travel
led for his health. H,-leaves a wife and one
daughter The party from Brooks who
have been on a weeks excursion among
the Islands down the bay returned home
last Monday Following IS a list of the
members of the party: Willis Briggs, Lot c.
Jones, Will jones' Stanley Perkins, Stanley
Roberts. Frank Simpson, Dana Reynolds,
Clarence Staples. Wellington Boodv, Prince
Be,sty, Charles f. Bessev, George Nj iler,
Geo. Miller, Jr., Eben Miller, Herbert Rob
Walker and Walter Bradford They lad a
good tine AHA caugt quite a Quantity ii
iish. Ebt-n Miller, youngest member Of tile
party, was hgI. line, having cargit III,
largest Fisl Of the lot, hg cod nearly tour
feel III length. Il i thought that Ehen Will
have q NJ ho9pec. NJ i swelling up W mil,l
with pride d LIS srree,s. They caught
about fifteen hundred pounds Of tisi8 ana
had lot, IF tpn- geo Miller aid mot forget
yoilr scribe init n his .tivision Of the
sipoils reserved -enr.ors lat tpr a. .-
john II. Gordon, our weli-knpwn clorhil, :
manufacturer, committed lnatrinluily last
Saturday evening. Miss Ella Roberts and
Rev. pavi'i Blarkttt We're accessories IL the
deed. MI Gordon ANA Wife VIII he 1T home
and ready to receive their friends from to
~ 7. NJ, this, Thursday, evening Isaac
L=athers our deputy sheriff recently
bought a valuable three, e;tr-olu colt of
Knox ana Constellation blood that promises
TO be a line roadster. Willis Briggs If
Amesbury, Mass, is stil in Brooks and
finds it hard to tear himself away There
seems t" be a special attraction for him here
This season. Geo. Briggs and wife have
spent the summer at Windermere Park in
Unity Frank York and family are now
we'll settled III the Briggs house and are
having good run OF business. NJ j. Dow
las torn down his Old stable and it is now
ready for sale. MIR. Houghton who is
spending the summer with T. A. Elliott )
family, has been an invalid most of the sea-
son sut is now somewhat improved IN
health Mrs. a. +. Dow, the miliner,
who has been in poor health for some time,
visited her sister, Sarah Cole, ia Thorndike
last week Miss Nellie jenkins is still an
invalid and is said to be quite sick :. Mrs
Georgia Waterman of Belfast is still on
the Forbes hill hoping to recover her health
Mrs. Celia NJ. Hussey Of Nassalboro is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lane. We noticed an engine and gear for
Newcomb's mill in Monroe hauled from our
depot last Tuesday +. Z. Body of Provi-
dence visited his family here last week.
The mare Busy Bee, with which he won in
the 2.33 class at Portland, was bred and
raised by Hon. /. Il. Reynolds Of Brooks.
Hon. Fred Atwood of Winterport called
upon friends here last week. Miss AIDE
lalde Weseott is visiting her friend, Miss
May HuXford -. Will White and family of
Watervlle are at Thomas JeIlison g. Mrs
Leach and daughter Of Boston are visiting
Mrs. F. O. Day. Z. Z. Hohrook, travelling
sale sman, is at home for few days. Mr.
tInOrpt. Card one. of The Veterans has haa,,