The Republican journal., 1896-06-11

| OF w eSG SOmerV1lle, MASS, Was tHe RueSG VI
| G. S. Adams June Sd. The next morning he
called on G. F. Conner and then went to
Belfast by stage and took the train home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Goodrich OF
Peabody, Mass, are stopping few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W..
Prescott. i. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Holmes are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Adams left last week for
a two weeks visit in Boston. On their re-
turn they will visit their daughter, Mrs. y.
z. Fuller, in Camden.
| HALLDALE. Rev. III. Small of Bowdoin-
| ham preached at the Vose school house last
Sunday forenoon and Rev. T. R. Pentecost
preached there in the afternoon. Rev. James
Washburn left for Detroit this week, where
he will preach next Sunday Mrs. Hannah
| Rowell, who has been sick more than two
years. died last Monday afternoon. Mrs
| Newell White and son OF Searsport visited
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hall, few
days last week. Mr.. w. B. Snow, the
Bible agent, was the guest of Charles Nc
| Corison last Sunday. THE building OF the
bridge near Frank Clements was bid off last
| Saturday afternoon to w. NJ Nose. MI
W II. and Miss Achsah Hail returned to
their homes i'll Lowell, Mass, last Thursday
SwANvlLLE. A Sunday school has been
| organized at the town house, with Mr.. +.
G. Marden, Supt. Much interest is mani
| tested. Rev. Ralph Gillian and family are
in town for visit. Mrs h. S. Smart has
returned from Massachusetts,, where she
spent the winter. Mr. q. l.. Morrill, OF
Parkman was in town last week. David
Seekins is building new house and other
wise improving his place. The l.. A. S.
will meet with Mrs. W. E. Damn this,
Thursday, afternoon and evening. The
glorious Fourth is to be celebrated here, as a
gentleman has kindly offered to deliver an
Grafton. Further particulars later. Mr..
Henry Cunningham was at home few days
last week.
BURNHAM. Andrew Miles, who works on
the Maine Central Railroad as section man,
had his foot badly crushed by the falling of
hard pine timber while unloading from
the cars. He went to Pittstield and DR., Griffin
dressed the foot and hopes to save all the
toes. Miss Annie W Murray arrived home
from New York, Saturday afternoon. W.
S. Shaw has taken one of his horses to Bos-
ton to sell. He will also dispose of hay
that he and his son Fred are shipping....
Mrs. B. A. Berry who has been sick 80 long
and was not expected to live, is recovering.
Geo. Remission has gone to Hartland to
attend the Seventh Day Advent meeting....
Miss Dasie Sherman and Miss Media Russell
went to Detroit on their wheels Saturday.
SEARsMoNT. The people of this vicinitywill
have an opportunity Tuesday evening, June
10th, of listening to Miss Charlotte Thorn
dixie Sibley of Belfast, VINO will deliver her
lecture cover Palestine Hills on Horse
back We hope that everyone will avail
themselves of the opportunity to hear a
first class lecture. Tickets 10 CENTS. ID.
B. Cobb & Son are making preparations to
enlarge their store... Miss Jane E. McFar-
land is attending the Commencement exer-
cises of the East Maine Conference Semi
nary at Bucksport this week. Childrens
Day will be observed at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday with the usual services. .. Mr..
j. c. Norton of Frankfort is visiting at A.
l.. McCorrisons
UNITY The remains OF Mrs. Daniel
Starkey, former resident Of this town, We're
brought here for burial Saturday from
Lowell, Mass. Miss Mary Fogg visited
Mrs. Charles Baker III Belfast last week.
There is to be a Quarterly meeting at the
MON church next Sunday. Perley Clark
went to Kents Hill this week to attend the
Commencement. Charles Taylor, Jr., of
Chicago is visiting his father in the village
Mrs. II. c. Chandler went to Watervile
last Friday on business. Mrs. Alonzo
Taylor Of China is visiting Mrs Eleanor
Perkins. Hele II c. Thomas went to Morrill,
June ID, on her wheel, to attend the G. E.
convention. Mrs. Edgar Harding has been
very sick, but is somewhat better at this
writing. Last week IA dog frightened colt
driven by Mr. Boulter of Knox and he was
thrown out and badly shaken up, but not
seriously injured. He was one of the work
men ON the q. A. r. building at the Park
Mrs. W. r. Rolfe, our village dress-maker.
is very busy. She has all she can do.
Most of the farmers have finished planting
and are at work on the roads. ...H. G. Chan
dler is having lots of carriages to paint. He
is a first class painter. Lena Bartlett went
to Albion last Saturday to visit Miss Gould
.... Mrs. A. A. Lane is suffering with neu-
ralgia in her head and eyes.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mr.. Volney Thomp-
son new carriages are selling about as fast
as they are finished. He has a variety of
styles. Several have been sent away recent
ly to parties in Brooks, Monroe, Freedom,
and Belfast. Miss Nora Waterhouse has
returned from visit of several months in
Massachusetts. Quite delegation from
Centre Montville attended the graduating
| exercises ct Castine Normal School last
week. Mrs. V. Thompson, Miss Edna
Thompson, Miss Kittie Berry, Dr. A. d.
Ramsay, Mr.. Walter Bean and MIR. Milton
Wentw orth. "A wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Allen, June 3D.
His only daughter, Miss Mary 1. Allen, was
married to NJ. Ralph NJ. Carter of this town.
Miss Edna Thompson acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. George Carter as best man. The
cerem ony was performed by Rev. T. r. Pen
ticost. The young couple lett Immediately
after the ceremony for Belfast and Castine
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