The Republican journal., 1896-06-11

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days visit to her sister, Ruth Young Mrs.
LlZzle FISHER, cousin, OF Augusta accolh-
panied her. Mrs. Grace Chadwick OF Au-
gusta is making visit at John ID. BACKS.
| -. Wesley Marden is visiting his brother
FRANK and is making some repairs on the
| house. Rufus Rowe lost horse last week
PROSPECT CENTRE Farmers are all done
farming in this vicinity, and working on the
road is the next in order. Mrs. 5. NJ
knowlton has been having her house painted
and making other improvements. MI l..
NJ Ames did the work. Mr. and Mrs. Ney
Alllman of Ellsworth and MIS-. Hubert
Grant of Kingman are visiting their parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Killman. =. Marley
hnowlton has peas in blossom and thinks
ne Will have green peas by the Fourth..
Mr. Otis Hamin of South Brooks is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Leslie Hawes.. MIR.
Hosea Littlield is painting his house, which
| improves its looks very much. They have
started work at Mt. Waldo wharf with one
hundred cutters, but there is no work at
Mosquito mountain as VET. Leslie Halves
has been repairing his stable and shingling
his carriage house
| EAST SEARsMoNT. w. L. Howard of Bel
fast set nice marble tablet i'll the East
Searsmont cemetery Thursday. 1t was
erected in memory of Mrs. Sarah j. Brew
ster. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Donnell of
Rockland We're at Leslie Mariners Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Written and daughter Alice
We're in town Saturday, the guests of Mr..
md .I,1l
and wife of South MontvilIe We're in town
Sunday. Miss Inez Peavy spent last Sat-
urday in Montville. -. Norland Brewster of
Brockton, Mass, was in town last week.
While here he sold his farm to Leslie Mar
rlner. Don Thomas and family of Camden
spent Memorial day at Hiram Pierce's...
Mrs. May Packard was in town last week,
the guest of her son, Mr. Joseph Packard.
80. Hattie MARINER spent last Monday in
Belmont with her sister, Mrs. Alice Tower.
THoRNDIKE. The Free Baptist Quarterly
meeting of June 9Th, 9th and 9TH, was we'll
attended goodly number of ministers
We're present. Rev. David Bracket of
Brooks, who has 50 long been pastor of this
church, was not able to be present and it
was a great disappointment to his many
friends, as his face would have seemed
like "Benediction" -. Rev. F. S. Dolliff
of Jackson will preach at the Centre church
Sunday afternoon, June 18th. I'D. B. Flint
and wife of Belfast We're in town Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. X. j. Knowlton and
daughters of Bangor are visiting at j. n.
Stevens SO. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman
of Durham were. in town Saturday and
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson
of Bangor are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Higgins last
week. We have had abundance of rain
the past week, and all nature is rejoicing.
Not much corn weather yet and very cool
nights for June.
TROY. Miss Nellie Hilman, who passed
the winter i'll Maiden, Mass, has returned
home. Mr., ana Mrs. Joseph Moody of
, Winterport We're in town last week, the
guests of Mr.. Moodys sister, Mrs Sarah
Norton. Mr.. Joseph Piper Of Roclll land
was in town for day last week. -. Mr. and
Mrs. Albion Philbricl1 and Miss Maude Phil
plANh VI IlA4ItDL Ntlt ll4t guests q ME-. anu
Mrs. B. F. Harding last Thursday. Rev
David Boyd of East Newport called on
friends in town last Saturday Quite a
delegation from Troy attended the Free
Baptist quarterly meeting in Thorndike last
Sunday. Among them We're Mr.. Beniah
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sturgess,
Miss Hannah Sturgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
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ker, Mrs. M. F. feathers, Mr.. j. Fairfield
They We're well repaid for going, as the
meetings We're very interesting, and the
house was full, pews, asles and gallery.
Mrs. Levi Harding is failing rapidly aud is
great sufferer.
W1NTERPoRT. Mr.. and Mrs. James Dun
ing OF Bangor were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Haley Sunday. The masons began
work on the power station June Sth. A
Winterport vessel brings the pipe and the
shingles were grown and sawed in Winter
| port. .Chas. Mckinney is about to build
| large storehouse to accommodate his in
creasing business. A. I. Mayo is the build
er. The Commercial House is doing large
business. 1t is full to overfowing. Lawyer
Bowden is recovering from his accident.
Judge Belches is still confined to his house
IA large number of stone cutters are now
| at work at Mt. Waldo. Mrs. H. n. Abbott
has enlarged and rebuilt her barn. A b.
bolt Campbell is having large trade for his
baked beans. Mrs. Blanche Tyler Everett
died at her home in Pittsfeld Friday morn
| ing and was brought to her old home for
| burial. Blanche was one of our we'll known
and popular young ladies. She was married
only last September and her sudden death
| was sad blow to her young husband, Mr..
| Charles Everett as well as to her mother,
| Mrs. Carrie r. Tyler, her grandmother and
! her twin sister, Mrs. Florence Belches who
mourn their loss. She was member of the
M. E. church and Sunday school and of the
| Epworth League. The funeral services We're
| held at the church Sunday. A large number
| of people attended to express their sympathy
and many beautiful floral offerings We're
| sent =. Mrs. A. W. Shaw has returned from
the Portland Hospital much improved in
| health. Mrs Alnlra Bowden is quite i'll.
| $50. Miss Mamie LeFavor of Boston is the
guest of the Misses Rankin. Mr.. Frank
Smonton is at home from Middletown Coz