The Republican journal., 1896-05-14

optlcian of Belfast, will be at the Sanford
House, Tuesday, May 10Th, between the
hours OF A. NJ. and P. NJ Consultation
free.
NoRrHPoRT. The North Shore cottagers
are getting ready for the summer season.
Mr.. j. f. Burkett has built an addition to
the kitchen at HaZelbank, the Howes cot
tage; built a stable for Geo. w. Burkett, and
will make some repairs on Idlewld, recent
ly bought by the Dougans. The Dougans
are to make an European tour and will not
be at their cottage until the last of July.....
There will be a social dance at Union hall
Friday ey yening May 18TH if pleasant, if not
it will be OF the following Tuesday evening
Mr.. Frank Herrick is at home from Lynn
on a visit
UNITY. James Pillsbury, who has been
sick with fever, has had a relapse and it is
feared he will not recover Flora Watson
has returned to Boston, where she has EN-
ployment. The Post met with the w. r.
G. May 9th to make arrangements for Me-
mortal day. The W. r. G. will get up din
ner The remainder Of the program we will
give later The village schools began Mon
day with full attendance. Mrs. S. s. Ber-
ry, an aged lady Of this town, passed away
May 7th, She was very much respected by
all who knew Aer.. Mrs j. G. Colburn of
Lewiston has been visiting at A Il. Myrick' s.
Mrs. Stevens is quite comfortable. A.
r. Myrick is quite sick.
WINTERPo Arbor Day was not public
ly celebrated III town, but number of peo-
pie observed it by setting out trees on their
own premises. Mr.. G. r. Hill set out some
on the Congl. Church lot, which will be
greatly appreciated by the public Miss
Grace Harlow had very interesting pro-
gram at her school. The Winterport Free
Library has received another generous dona-
ton from Mr.. E. W. Holbrook of ten of the
leading magazines, making in all Is perodi-
calls which we receiving from him this
year. He had previously given us 500
of books and 500 in cash. Mrs. H. g.
Chapman of Bangor is visiting her brother,
C.P. Rich. Mrs. John McGee and Mrs. Sarah
Goodnow We're summoned to Old Town
Monday on account Of the serious illness of
Mrs. McGee's sister, Mrs. Keith. Mr..
Edwin Lufkin was in town Saturday in the
interests of the Monumental Bronze Co. of
Bridgeport, Conn. DR.. J. II. Baker is hav-
ing his house painted.
SwANvILLE. Master Earl and Miss Inez
Cunningham have returned from East
Lowell and are attending school. Young
John Maddocks and his son We're both
Strurk nv liphtpinu in tba hnn n1.r
storm. The father was only stunned, but
the boy was badly burned and is in criti-
cal condition. 1t is very seldom that
lightning strikes in this vicinity 49,. Miss
Julia Chase is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. E.
Nickerson, in Everett, Mass. :, Fishermen's
boats may be seen out on the lake nearly all
the time and many speckled beauties are
taken. Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio P. Thomp-
son We're at Cliff Cottage last Sunday for
the first time this season.. Miss Nina Nick
erson is in Salem Mass, where she has en-
ployment.. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Cunning
ham have returned from East Lowell
where they spent the winter. Will p.
Cunningham Went to East Lowell Monday
Mr.. Fred Miller OF Chelsea, Mass, was
in town a few days the first of the week.
fRosfEci VILLAGE. Mrs. James Haley
oi " lhVerPore vas caiieu mere last week to
care for her daughter, Mrs. James A Haley
VINO 4S very Sick. Df. " .. Ersklne and
iahiiiE anu MIS-. Andrew Hopkins We're
guests ol ME- ana Mrs ohafles ii. Llttlehtld
May ith. Mr.. l. T. Gould sold nice work
horse Tor nice price to Castine parties May
l1th. and has more nice ones for sale. Mr..
Taol Clifford of RaIfaat oa,oa nn s,ndou
and took hona u-itb tin, ~ ~ TjIi;'s TiI,i"s
George,s trott4r for the swimmer rha nn. ".
natterns for the stone work At Monnt VIA alIT
haya arrived ,,,J nanl Ill g'ii, y go. CO.
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dav afternoon for tho sn,,,'ar a,'',1 S"ii
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To 1,,s haa MIS- NJ W,drra++ - i; e,aii
slowlv Mr. S.nfard Iana ~. 10 s"tning t
from 1astina for two davs; vsit last enI1 nolno
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BROOKS. 1t was the ladies of the Relief
Corns who got mn the nice antertainn,an+ Of