The Republican journal., 1896-03-05

MONROE. A. ID. mayo mas De6n SuHoflng
with very severe cold and is unable to at
tend to the store. E. II. Neatly is suffer-
ing from an attack of neuralgia. Joseph
Palmer is still sick. Mrs. Daniel Mansur is
afflicted with the bad cold and lung trouble
that is so prevalent here. ID. A. Nye has
been visiting his son, Frank Nye, in Bangor.
| UNITY There were no services here Sun
| day on account of the severe storm. 1t is
quite sickly here, especially among the
babies. Mrs. Geo. Written is slowly re-
covering. The County Grange will meet
here March %. e. Nellie York is quite sick.
Ill. W. Foss is in town canvassing..
Mrs. Almira Conner is confined to the house
with rheumatism. :. The Old Folks Ball
will take place Thursday, March 9th, at Odd
Fellows hall. Music by Prof. Written of
| Belfast. All are invited.
| HALLDALE. Owing to the heavy rain Rev.
| T. r. Pentecost did not preach at the Vose
schoolhouse last Sunday, and Rev. j. Wash
burn failed to get from here to Morrill, to
meet his appointment. The Ladies' Circle
met March Sd with Mrs. Chesley Ingraham.
I'D. W. Plummer came home from Lynn,
Mass, last week to spend short time with
his parents. A. T. Clifford of Winthrop
visited at Nathaniel Halls last week. j.
E. Hall is disabled by badly sprained
wrist. Mrs. G. NJ. Plummer had an attack
of tonsilitis last week, but is improving at
present. .. Elias Hall is in Lowell, Mass.
| visiting his children. Rev. S. FL. Burton
moved last week to Razorvile, where he ex-
poets to preach the coming year.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl.
Haley visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Averill in
Frankfort one day last week. The S. B. l.
Society, to the number of 81, met with Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Killman Feb. 9th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Twist, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett San
born of Frankfort and Mrs. Horace Emer-
! son of Winterport joined us at supper and
jolly good time was enjoyed by ALL The
next meeting will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Or
rim B. Gray, March 10Th. Mrs. Belle Frs
kline and Mrs. L. Hopkins of Frankfort were
the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Libby Feb. Goth.
| ....M Mr.. Charles Robinson of Searsport is
| pressing hay for Chas. H. Littlefield. He
| will press for any one now for the next two
months. He has a good crew and does good
work. Miss Mary Mudgett is failing very
fast. Clifton Hartman, little 3-year-old
boy, cut the ends off of three of the fingers
on his right hand last week
PROSPECT FERRY. Capt. Fred Pray of
Somes' Sound visited E. r. Batchelder and
Capt. W. D. Hartman last Thursday and
Friday. Mrs. Annie Deveraux has been
tn har had with haH lint of
this writing is somewhat better. :. Miss
Susie Harding is visiting friends in Bucks
port. Mrs. Whitehouse, who has been
! stopping at Capt. A, S. Wilson's the past
month"; has returned to her home in Bucks
port. .Ephraim K. Smart of Kingsley,
Kansas, and Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Smart
of Searsport, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Heagan and Miss Hannah Heagan last
/ Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Robert Paul of
Allston, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Luke last week. The clam stew sociable
held at the schoolhouse last Thursday night
was enjoyed by all. About fifty were
present.
PROSPECT. Five valuable horses have
died in this place within one year. Levi
Clark lost two, Geo. Harding one, E. Clark
one and Melvin Clark one. All have bought
again but Mel, and he has the fever bad and
Will buy another soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Stud
ley of Searsport We're in town last week.
William Overlook and son Sumner of Stock
ton springs We're in this vicinity last week.
-. Mrs Eastman Clark is no better....
Henry Collier of Frankfort is at Everett
Littletield's Tor the present. Mrs. Linda
Littlefeld has fully recovered from her re-
cent illness. &C. Fl. Gross, who was blown
up by powder some time ago, is able to go
wife is still confined to her bed. . Daniel
Donever and Manson ID. George Joined the
L. o. o. F. last week at Searsport. Sears
Lodge is prospecting finely. Geo. c. Ward
and family are in this part of the town, the
guests of Mrs. Sarah S. Clark. Two young
men of this town deserve word of praise
Linnie and Clifton Sprague. Their ages are
IA and II years and they have an invalid
father; also five in number in their family
These two boys for the past year have work.
ed night and day and have built a nice
house, all finished on the outside and paint
ed. They have moved in and are finishing
the inside as fast as possible besides getting
about Is cords of wood at their door. If
there are two smarter boys anywhere we
would like to hear from them.
NOrthpOrt News.