The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

cordially invited. They have many pretty
and usefdi articles for sale and among them
very nice worsted carriage afghan. After
the sale coffee and doughnuts will be served
III the dining room and then the hall will be
gwen up to the young folks for a social hop.
-. Nr. G. Harrlman's house was badly dam
aged by fire Jan. 18th. MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Heagan are visiting at l.. 7. Cum
mug's.
THoRNDIKE. A. H. Monroe has a gray,
three-year old tilly, he thinks deal of. She
is by Island Prince by alright and is good
looking one....C. w Lord disposed of fine
driving mare Friday Charles says pure
and unadulterated poverty caused him to
commit the deed. -. Mrs. E. A. Huntoon of
Augusta is visiting her father, A. H. Mon
roe. Nine two-horse teams loaded with
hay were counted here st one time Satur-
day. The NJ. G. Co. have put in new
wharf at I. n, keenes barn, and it will be
much more convenient than formerly.
DR. 0. |. Beams of Augusta is visiting at
w. I'll. : ottil S.. Stephen Coffin is having
very sick Tune with the grip, q rheumatic
bi'ftN't fttt AZ dbottSS ia MS ne Sui
ieis great deal of pam.
BEiMoNT. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatch of
Morril! visited relatives in town Sunday.
Nj. f. \. Cunningham of Bath was in town
the last of the week fitting our eyes with
spectaeAs so that we may see to read more
clearly .... Mss Abbie Morrill, was in Sears
port Saturday and Sunday visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie Pike. Here is an egg
story that smells tishy, but is true. Daniel
A. Greer has a flock of 2S hens and got 119
eggs u one week. Next T.. Rem IN Der the So
clable at Mystic Grange Hail, Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 18th. There will be "a picnic sup
per and good program. Come one, come
all. Schools in districts No l and closed
Friday after very successful terms. Miss
Edith Thomas was the teacher in No. and
Mr. Joseph S. Mulin of Lincolnville in No. 4.
MORRILL,. The Willing Workers held a
sociable at the new house of Mrs Helen
Mears last Thursday evening, netting S. IS
1.-THE Grange will hold socable at their
hall this, Thursday, evening. If stormy,
Friday evening A part of the evening will
w Wv NouCu W a lluNld tnUeI AL
mission 10 cents.. Rev H. I. Holt is in
Gardiner, Mass, on a three weeks vacation
Rev. Uriah Drew of Knox occupied the
pulpit last Sunday. Next Sunday Mr. W. W.
Oyer will hold a quarterly meeting here at
p. M. Elisha Merriam & Sens have
bought large lumber lot of Jesse H. FRYE
of M"ntville. Snow is much needed to
lle
years supply of firewood. Mrs l.. A. Rob-
inson has leased her place and will obtain
employ ment in Massachusetts =. Mr. Oscar
Thompson is one of our busy young men,
He keeps a general repair shop over the
shop of n. l.. Simmons. He is good work
man, we'll supplied with tools and is ALWAYS
at it. Mrs. F. w. Banan is not so we'll of
late and has watchers every night
NORTH Troy. The last meeting of the W.
&. L. L. was hel Id at the home of Yrs. G. L.
Tyler The next meeting will be with Mrs
Newell Bagey January 9th. Three new
members We're recently added to the Union,
ana much interest in the work is made mani
fest. The Sunday school at West TROY
will cont nue. through the winter, meeting
every Sunday at the home of the Superin-
trndrlt, J. G. Lamb. Quite a degree of in
terest is shown 10y the large attendance.
Miss Angie Garceion is at home from M.CI
tA}s week on account of the illness of her
slster.... Mrs. 5. j. Stevens has been visit
ing in Belfast and Stock ton Springs. Mr..
Percy Martin and wife of Pttsftld were in
town SAturday.....l. l.. Bagley and E. E.
Slo"ilnger We're at home from Pittstield Sun
day Mr.. Dennis Estes, who has been yery
ioW the past week, is reported little better
,Messrs &. l.. Tyler and Reuben Rhoades
We're in Belfast last week -. Miss Mile
Stevens is visiting in Pittstield =. Mr.. Al
phonso DYER is laid up with badly cut foot
Mr.. L. j. Sanderson of Pitts1ield was in
town Sunday.
FREEDOM. Dana B. Carter Relief Corps
will give an entertainment at the G. A. r.
nail Jan 18th, to be an Experience Party
and yarn sociable. The sisters of the Corps
are to ted their experience in certain un-
dertakng, and at the sociable the gentlemen
will find their partners names incosed in a
ball OF yarn. There will be also an apron
table, at which all kinds of aprons will be
sold at cost. Most of the Corps in the State
have contributed an apron, so that everyone
can have their choice, from a fancy white
one to plain one for the kitchen If the
evening should be very stormy and rough
the entertainment will be held next night
1.-The annual meeting of the Ladies' Cir
Gle was at Mrs. Addie l.. Fuler's last Thurs
day. A large number were present. The
Woman's Club was entertained by Mrs p
w. Ayf, Jan. 14th. . Candidates are to
enter the Grange at the next meeting.
The kennebec and Waldo County Musical
Convention will meet in Freedom, JAN 3Oth
Concert in the evening. :. Since the upper
pond has been improved C. E. Knowlton
has built summer residence on what is
known as Johnson's point.
SwANvILLE. Mrs. Josephine Mary Ken
ney, wife of Mr.. Heber Kehney of Frank
fort and second daughter of the late G. T
Nickerson of this town, died at the home of
her mother Mrs Mary d. Nickerson, after
brief but painful illness. She was for years
a successful teacher in this and neighboring
towns, and was to have taught in Frankfort
this winter. Her faithful, unseltish DISPOSE
ton won the hearts of all with HON she
came in contact. She was very active in
social lifa nn1 will ha ,ran+l,- ,,,;,,,.a t.