The Republican journal., 1896-05-07
CUTICURA
SOAP

SwANvILLE. The Sunday School organiz-
ed last Sunday Miss A. G. Kane is super
intendent. Mrs. John Ward is teaching in
Dist. No. Q. The schools all began April
9th, with teachers as elected james
Webster left for Vinalhaven last Thursday
1.-Two ladies were driving out from Bel
fast Saturday and their horse became
frightened at the men and teams at work on
the road. But little harm was done, how
ever. Lamont O'Hanley, who spent the
winter with his parents at Bloomington,
p. E. l., returned last Thursday. -. Mrs. w.
r. Peavey is visiting the family of her son
Frank in Halloweli, who is rejoicing in the
birth of an S-lb. boy. Our new superin-
tendent of school seems much interested in
his work and we wish him success. -. Wal
lace Grant and Wallace Fl. Grant in last
weeks issue should have been Gray.
PALERMO. Rev. c. E. Harden, miss ion
ary of the Lincoln Baptist Association, met
his appointments Sunday. AT the afternoon
service, at the First Baptist church at Carr's
Corner, Brother Eli Carr was present. He
is the second oldest man of the town and
Wdlh6t w anu lTOul Gll6 CuuTCu, d ulSbduCe
of half mile, at the age of 90 years and II
days. Miss Emma Sylvester of W ashing
ton, Me-, who has worked for John III. Black
through the winter, returned home last
week. Frank Young went to Massachu-
setts last week to work in the Worcester
hospital. Frank Wood has given his house
new coat of paint. The schools in town
began last Monday. Among the teachers
are May Norton, Edith Grady, Rose Belden
and Addie Turner. Alice Spratt teaches
school at Friendship this summer. Her
school began last Monday.
UNITY. The W. R. c. gave an entertain
ment May 4th at Odd Fellows Hall, consist
ing of singing recitations, music by Cook
sons Orchestra, harmonica solo by Roy
Knight, and papers read by Misses Susie
Hamilton and Ada Berry. On account of a
heavy shower just at I o'clock not many
We're present but all had a good time. Ice
cream was served at the close of the enter
tainment. MIR. George Clark is suffering
with an abscess on his hand and it is feared
blood poisoning may set in. James Pilsbury
is ID little better. Mrs. Stevens, who fell
and was hurt so badly does not seem to gain
very fast. Mrs. H. McKenny, who lately
moved here from Clinton, has gone to the
Maine General Hospital at Portland for
treatment. Mrs. Dr.. Cook accompanied her.
49,. The Ladies Sewing Circle met Apr 30th
with Mrs. r. B. Cookson at Music Hall.
goodly number We're present and all had
pleasant time. Helen c. Thomas returned
Saturday from Portland, where she has been
for treatment of the eyes....A ball at Odd
Fellows hall May night was we'll patronized.
Prof. Written of Belfast furnished music
PROSPECT n L. Littletield has bought
a separator and will make butter from new
milk now. [ think it is the first used in
this county. Mr.. L. keeps seven cows....
Luther Ames has gone to Bangor to work at
his trade. Charles Gilman has gone to Mas
sachusetts and expects to find employment
there. Jennie Crockett has returned from
Castine, where she went to visit her sister at
the Normal school. Floris Partridge ar
rived home from Lowell last week and
bought the Henry Davis place, and has re-
turned to Lowell. ,. Farmers are beginning
10 SUlr Gne urler pieces OF lanu. he 1rOSC is
out and the grass and trees are starting
early. Newly seededdown land is badly
winter killed and the prospects are not extra
for big hay crop. But June may do won
ders yet. The funeral of Mrs 1. F. Gould
took place April 2Sth, Rev. j. p. Smonton
of Winterport officiating. Several new
hen houses have been put up nearby and
general increase of the business all around
us is in order. Like most everything else
the business will be overdone and eggs and
poultry will be cheaper yet.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Mr.. Joseph Phil
brick of Roxbury, Mass, Mrs. Maria Bailey,
Mr.. ]. R. Littletield, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reynolds of Brooks, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Littlefeld of Waldo, were called
here last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
l. F. Gould. DIR. Colson and daughter
Eta of Bangor are visiting his son, Josiah
Colson, and family Horace L. Gould has
returned 10 Castine to resume his studies.
Horace lindsey is in Belfast on business.
Sanford Libby went to Boston Saturday
to visit relatives -. Many from here attend
ed the concert and ball at Stockton Springs,
May 1st, and all pronounced it very en-
joyable occasion. Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Lit
tletield and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. o. Hatch
visited their brother, Geo. Partridgey in
Searsport last Sunday. Mr.. P. is very poor