The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-05-07
Pittsfield Paragraphs.

Mr.. W. c. Marden from Brunswick
Medical College spent few days in
Pittstield recently. $500. Mr.. w. Meader Of
Rumfora Falls was in town recently on a
trip to Utah, ii. S. Davis went to Dexter
last week on business. Miss Kate
Farwell went to Boston recently for a
visit &C. G. Chandler is having a stable
built near his residence on Hartland avenue.
Mrs. Winning of Lisbon Falls recently
visited her daughters, Mrs. c. c. Chandler
and Mrs Ora Witham -. Mrs. Albert Web
Der, who has been sick for several months,
has gone to the Ma ne General Hospital
for treatment. E. H, Merritt of Au-
burn, who was graduated recently from
the Baltimore Dental College, with his
of this village, last week. Mrs. Howard
Burr of Auburn recently visited her father,
o. S. Haskell and other relatives and
friends in town. HI. E Ordway, Western
Union telegraph operator ami Maine Central
ticket agent, is going to build a fine resi-
Sarah Rogers and daughter of Troy have
been in town with a view to locating per-
manently here. Joseph n. Phinney has
lately purchased an interest in the potash
factory and will conduct the business in the
future. Mrs. A. B. Erskine of Alma is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Erskine. -.
Sumner McCausland has gone to Detroit.
Mich, where he has good job as travelling
salesman for a pump mandatory. HI. II.
Goodridge, who received a severe injury last
fall by falling from staging, is gaining
slowly ... Miss Eva Shepley, who received
painful injuries recently by falling, is i'm
proving. Miss Shepley's mother Mrs. r.
NJ. HASKELL who has been sick for some
time IS also improving rapidly. Mrs. A.
FL. Corpforth is still at the Hospital in Port
land, but is rapidly improving, Mr.. A. H.
Libby is i'll very poor health this spring. -.
Mrs. Mary Hunter has moved from her
house on Middle street back to her old
home on Detroit avenue. Benjamin Thomp-
son has moved into her house on Middle
street, having sold his house on Main
street to w. r. Hunnewell. Mr.. Hume
we'll intends to occupy it himself. -.
There was a union temperance meetin 2
at the Methodist church Sunday evening
April 10Th, conducted by members of the w.
G. L. U. and children of the l.. T. L. There
was good program well carried out. Rev
E. A. Read Of the Uniyersalist church and
Mr.. White of the T. +. church also made
very interesting and appropriate remarks
There was tine singing by the choir and
by the children, and the readings by Mrs. O.
H. Drake and Mrs. Dolloff were excellent
-. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Dolloff will be re-
gretfully missed from among us, as they
have gained many friends in the few years
they have been with us. We wish them sue
cess and happiness as they 90 from us to try
their future in Massachusetts. s. G. Stur-
tevant, of the firm of Sturteyant < Hasel-
tine, has received quite a bad injury to
his foot by dropping heavy bar of iron
across his instep. No bones We're broken.
go. Lonis @. Haskell has returned from Car
ibou, where he has been employed as fore
man of the Aroostook Republican office for
several months, and has resumed manage
ment of the mechanical department of the
Advertiser office. In fact, he and his father,
o. S. Haskell, have now assumed the whole
responsibility of conducting the paper and
G. b. Haskell, the editor, retres. We all
regret exceedingly the inirmity which com
pels him to take this step, for we have
known him from boy and have rejoced in
his growing success in conducting 50 good a
paper,