The Republican journal., 1896-04-30
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. Edwin Heal

CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. Edwin Hea
been working for the past few months.
Addison Elms left Friday for Massachusetts,
-. Rev. 7. S. Ross, the Methodist pastor fol
the ensuing year, will preach at the Free
church next Sunday at 30 P. &C. j
Ross is at home for short vacation. Miss
Dora Moody arrived from Boston Saturday
with full line of millinery goods e.. Leland
Sherman has returned to Massachusetts
after a ten weeks visit at home. Mrs
Amy Whittier of Camden is visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Heal.
UNITY. The Ladies' Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. r. B. Cookson at music hal
Thursday, April 3Oth Rev. E. C. Burril
preached his first sermon, and very able
one, last Sunday. We think he will be liked
very much. Mrs. Albert McMannus is
slowly recovering. Mrs. Gerrish is ON the
sick list. There seems to be quite an cpl
demic prevailing among horses. Mr.. A. R.
Myrick has nice one very sick. James
Pillsbury is on the sick list. Mrs. l.. W
Moulton, who has been in Waterville visiting
friends, returned home April 9th. -. Mrs
Edgar Harding is quite sick. DR. Blanch-
ard has gone to Richmond to practice den
tistry. We are sorry to lose him, as he is a
fine dentist. -. Mrs Laforest Webb has gone
to Belfast to visit friends. The village
schools will begin May 4th. Miss Lucy
Hunt has the upper school and Miss May
Kelley the lower school.
APPLETON. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Cakes of
New York have recently been the guests of
Daniel Sullivan and wife. Mr. Sullivan mas
been seriously i'll, but is now convalescent.
...There IS fine opening here now for y
physician. DR.. S. 2. Strickland, who has
been here nearly two years, is about to re-
move to the adjoining town of Washington.
DR.. S. has built up a good practice here; in
TACT, has had all he could attend to, He
says he likes the people and he and his es-
unable wife an very popular with the young
people as well as the townspeople in general
de has been very successful as a physician
and says he has been we'll patronized.
The Newbert brothers, Charles and William
shot two wild geese in Sennebec Lake last
week. Fred Davidson was at home from
Belfast Saturday, returning Monday....
uriah n. Dyer has gone to Concord, n. H..
where he will visit his mother and sister.
He intends to be away one or two wears,
and his brother, Mander will carry on his
place during his absence. =. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Jenness of Cambridge, Mass, have recent
~ been the guests of Albert Fuller and his
daughter Miss Katie Fuller. Mrs. Nathan
Hawkes. has had her barn taken down and
Tobias Wadsworth is putting up new one.
.''.o. 5. Gushee has sold his stock in trade
to Il. ID. Gushee, who will conduct the BUSH
ness at the old stand.
BROOKS. A. d. Horn of Watervil]e was
in town Tuesday looking after some nice
horses. We have them here. Lane & Jones
nave nice pair of high bred matched greys
for which they want $500. c. E. Lane has
three or four good ones that he will sell
cheap, as his attention is taken up with the
business of the Yankee Blade office, and he
is going out of the horse business. M. +.
Dow would give man the pick of five good
ones at reasona Bile prices C. A. Stimpson
has mare for which he has been offered
good prices, but which he still keeps A.
w. Rich has good business horse by the
great Nelson. Hon. Isaac G. Reynolds mas
some high bred colts John Gibbs would
give man good bargain in some young
horses, one or more by Old Gideon. Wen
dell s. Reynolds is handling some trotting
stock. e. G. Body is training some good
colts. Harry E. Staples always has a nice
one. James Gates has ten or fifteen horses
at his stable, etc, etc. 1t will pay horse
n to he
hlch is progressing finely with the new
house he IS building on what was the James
w Jones place. 1t is two story building
with bow windows, l. and stable. and will
be neat and pretty house when finished.
A. b. HUH IS finishing the stone foundation
Tor the house lie IL to build. Some of the
lumber is on the spot and the building will
soon be erected. j. h. Irving, our we'll
known blacksmith has the iumb Der ready for
his new shop. 1t is sad that Bin Stantial
Will build here this season. Harrison
Roberts IS saving the frame for the house
ne IS TO bulld this Summer..... There
VIII be dramatic entertainment at the
Il. A. K. hall tomorrow, Friday even
ing, May lst, when the popular farces "Bos-
ton DIP and Jumbo Jim" will be present.
ed by local TALENT after which there will be
social dance. The entertainment is gotten
up to hep detray the expenses of Memorial
Day exercises and should be we'll patronized
especially as III uch pains has been taken to
make 1t worthy of the patronage of the pub
llc........ Mrs. A. E. Dow, the mlliner, has
returned from weeks visit to Lowell and
Boston, where she obtained the very latest
IN that line. II Hard times have struck ma
hard IN Brooks, but we must have some
where to live just the same and there is not
decent tenement vacant in the place at
thls Time Several more cottages would be
occupied if erected and there will be consd-
cradle building done here this season W
received call from Joseph Williamson, ire
Tuesday. We well remember "Joe'' twenty
five years ago as a chubby and rosy.facei
baby whom his sisters Ada and Fanny de-
lighted to wheel about the streets of Belfast
80. Mrs. Celia M. Hussey of Vassaboro il
visiting friends in town.. Special religious
services have been held here for the last
three weeks by the Misses Washburn and
Hale, evangeiists. Next Sunday at 10 a. m
they Will be at the schoolhou in South
BROOKS, and at p. m. at the Union church
IN the village Last Sunday morning they
accompanied Rev. F. S. Dollff to his church
IN jackson. These meetings have been well
attended and have proved interesting -.
Miss Grace E. Dow is teaching school at
W est Brooks, where she can board with her
grandfather, John NJ. Dow. Most of the
town schools will begin next Monday.
Mrs. Hannah Hussey of Waldo visited her
friends here last week go. 1t is said that
Charles Lord of ThornGike has bought the
Isaiah Gould stand at the village and is to
move here. Emery Whittier of Pittstield,
who bought the Isaiah Gould stand, has
moved here. Mrs. Whittier, formerly Miss
Haskell, at one time lived in Brooks 80
Mrs. Il. A. Elliott has been quite i'll for sew
eral weeks. John II. Gordon and wife at