The Republican journal., 1896-09-03

PALERMO. Mrs. Daniel Jones of East Vas
salboro and her daughter, Nellie Dove of
Worcester, Mass, visited relatives in this
place last week. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Rowe of Newton Centre, Mass, visited his
brothers at North Palermo few days
slnce....F. I. Wilson and Norman Ward
well OF Belfast spoke at North Palermo last
Friday evening. John Black went to AL
blon last week on business. Mrs. Lottie
Farrar of Washington, Me-, is visiting at
John Blacks. :. Henry Carr is moving his
goods to Albion and will continue to live
with his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Hussey.
CAsTINE. A fatal accident occurred here
Friday forenoon at II 80 clock when Joseph
Bevant, resident, was instantly killed on
the grounds of Edwin Morey of Boston, a
wealthy cottager. Mr.. Bevant with other
Workmen was engaged in repairing the bulk
head that was washed away during one of
the severe storms of last spring, when the
derrick which they were using, fell, struck
him on the head and caused instant death.
MI. Bevant was about 80 years Of age. He is
survived by wife, three children and two
DIOIueFS. lie was d ueuDeF Oh Tie AHCleHu
Order of Foresters which entities the mem
bers to a funeral benefit of so and 500 for
their families
SwANvILLE. Mr.. Fred Miller was in town
last Sunday =. Mr.. S. d. Greedy and family
of Hampden are visiting in town.. Mr..
Frank Woodman, who has been in the en-
ploy of DR.. J. S. Cole for the past ten
months, has taken his departure.. Mrs.
Fanny Dickey has sprained her ankle quite
badly. Miss Sarah Harris has returned to
Roxbury, Mass i. The Swauville Union
Sunday school had its annual picnic in
Marden's Grove last Wednesday. Tie
company was entertained with music, reclta-
tions, etc.. Aug. 10Th Hon. S. L, Milliken
addressed large and appreciatiye audience
at Marden's Grove. Miss Mabel Billings,
a teacher of experience and ability, began
the fall term of school in Dist. No. 8, last
Monday. -. The L. A. S., at F. NJ. Stevens
was we'll attended They will meet Sept.
10th with Mrs. r. G. Royal. party of
nine visited the cave the first of the week.
WATERFRONT. Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso
Emmonds and son John Emmonds of Bidde-
ford, visited her brother, Mr.. T. W. Haley,
last week. Hon. Seth L. Miliken spoke at
Mon Hall, Wednesday evening, Aug. Goth
to an interested audience. He was enter
tanned at Lewis Atw woods. Mr. A. D.
Harlow went to Buckfeld, Me-, Monday
called there by the sickness of his mother.
Mrs. Albert Doe of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elbridge Fernald
-. Lizzie Moody went to New York on
Mondays boat, to remain for the winter. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman c. Bachelor of Boston,
visited his mother, Mrs Milliken. last week.
miss George Studley and Mr. Willie
Studley of Lawrence, Mass, visited at
Howard Grants last week. Mayor Han
son of Belfast spoke at Union Hall, Thurs
day evening, Aug. 9th to large audience.
1.-The infant son of Mrs. Mark Bowden
died last week; also the infant daughter Of
Mrs. Ralph Cole. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for the afflicted parents. Mrs. R.
A. Rich, Mrs. G. NJ. Chase, Mrs. D. H.
Smith, and Miss E. NJ. Hall returned from
Northport on Tuesdays boat. Capt. E. f.
Littletield and family returned from down
river last week.