The Republican journal., 1896-10-29


Mystic Grange Hail. Belmont, Oct. Goth.
Proceeds were $780,. Lizzie E. Hunt left
last week for Worcester, Mass. Mrs.
Joseph Parkard and son Raymond spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Searsmont. e. Henry Mahoney has returned
from East Northport, where he has been
working this summer. Fred Wyman was
in town last Monday.
PROSPECT FERRY. School began in this
district Oct. 10Th, W. W. Wilkins of Cas-
tine, teacher. Mr.. Wilkins is an experienced
teacher and all expect a good school,.
Mrs. N. ]. Heagan visited friends in Cam
den last week. Miss Lizzie Wilson came
down from Bangor and spent Sunday with
her aunt, Miss Hannah Reagan. Miss Adj
die Partridge of Stockton is dressmaking for
several ladies in this place. Capt. A. A.
CHM was in Belfast last week as one of the
jury.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. William Ryder
returned to her home in Bangor Oct. 21st,
accompanied by Mrs. Willard Berry and
daughter Blanche. Mrs. Roxanna Sim
mons returned home from Castine Monday,
after spending a few days with her daughter
Mabel. Mrs Mary Crosby of Boston is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Blanchard. :. Mrs. Shepard Blanchard left
by boat Monday for a visit to friends in Bos-
ton and vicinity =. Mr.. Edward Lafolley,
who has been employed in Bangor, arrived
home last week. -. Capt. and Mrs. Charles
Rendell are spending few days with
friends in Bangor. Sch. Fawn, Capt. Ell
den Shute, sailed Sunday with paving for
New York. Sch. Celia f., Capt. John Ran
dell sailed Monday for New York, with
lumber, :. There will be concert and ball
at Denslow Hall election night, Noy, Sd.
Floor managers, L. nj. Partridge and Rufus
L. Mudgett of Stockton; Joshua W. Black
of Searsport; John F. Libby of Prospect,
and DIR. Eugene l.. Stevens of Belfast. Re-
turns from the election will be given during
the evening.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Killman were called to Belfast last Friday
to attend the funeral of their niece, little
Emma Tyler, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Tyler. The afflicted parents have the
and friends. Mrs. NJ. E. C. Libby and Miss
Ora Libby also attended the funeral...
Master Ernest Gould of Brooks is visiting his
uncle, Mr.. 1. F. Gould ....Miss Cassie Davis,
with her sister of Stockton Springs, We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. George last
Sunday Any one in want of nice colt
can find four beauties at Charles Littletields.
~ va, INV Of p,,r,,
ham, will be here al gain the last of this week
for the third time this fall. Some of the
cows he carried fro III here two week ago sold
at Brighton for 500 A good animal will al
ways sell regarde ss of the hard times.
The g. II. Partridge bridge is nearly COM
pleted. 1t will be nice one.
UNITY. Mr.. Melvin Stone from Michigan
spoke on the silver question in Odd Fellows
hall last Saturday evening. Mr.. Stone was
Waldo county boy, who went west twenty
years ago and is here on a short visit -. Mr..
W C. Tabor, Nellie Tabor and Flora Watson,
who have been visiting relatives in the vii
lage, returned to Boston last week. Mrs.
M. E. Watson attended the State conven-
ton of the P. NJ. c. A. in Waterville Oct.
10Th. Mr.. William Whitney from Pitts
field was in town Tuesday -. Mr.. Luther
Mitchell has not been as we'll for the past
week. 80. E. NJ. Small of Lewiston was the
guest ct Mr.. and Mrs. A, r, Myrick last
week ...... Word has been received from
Montana that Webster Marshall, who
went from here few years ago, was run
over by freight train and instantly killed,
go. Fred Fuller went to Plttstield Saturday
to spend Sunday with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. w. G. Fuller. On account of the
storm Wednesday there was not SO large an
attendance as was expected at the Musical
Convention The concert Thursday even
ing was well patronized and all pronounced
it very nice. Mrs. Ed. Harding is improv
ing. Frank Rice of the Station has moved
in with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Rice. Mrs. Jed Varney, an aged lady, fell
last week and was quite badly hurt. No
bones were broken, but she was badly
shaken up. Mrs. G. Clough has gone to
kockland to visit her father and will be alb
sent week. Mrs Mary Watson is quite
sick. Mr.. Eben Dodge had a nice bee
hive full of honey stolen one night last
week.
SwANyILLE. The Swanville Centre Sun
day school sociable met with Mrs. Isaac E.
McKeen Oct. 22d. A goodly number were
present. They will meet with Mrs. Albert
Damn Nov. 4th. The object of the sociable
is to raise funds for library. Their Sunday
school closed last Sunday with a concert
and will meet again the first Sunday in May
at the Swanville Centre schoolhouse. AT
E. A. Robertson's husking Oct 18th, 70 peo-
pie husked out 100 bushels of nice corn and
afterward RECALLED themselves with an excel
lent supper prepared by Mrs. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Damn report a very
enjoyable visit during their stay in Enfield
and Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. White
visited friends in Winterport last Sunday.
miss Louise Cunningham is having her
house improved. Mrs. A. 7. Webb has re-
turned from visit to friends in Belfast. -.
Mr.. Henry Beals raised a fine crop of corn.
Mrs. Hannah Ward has gone to Thorn
dixie to spend the winter with her son.. III.
M. Chase has his new barn nearly complet-
ed and now has very neat and convenient
set of buildings. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of
Sargentville were the guests of Mrs. Marga-
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