The Republican journal., 1897-10-07

ed peacefully away last Saturday morning
after few weeks illness. Her funeral took
place Monday afternoon at the church, Rev.
j. f. Hazel officiating. %. W eldon A. Poland
left for Massachusetts last Monday in search
Of employment. Mrs. }. F. Hazel has re-
turned to her home in Chelsea, Mass.
Alice Row ell has returned home from Water
Vile, where she has been at work Charlie
Colby is at work in Belfast Will Boulter
of Knox is at work for c. A. Hall....J. W.
Plummer and wife of Lynn, Mass, are visit
ing at G. M. Plummer's.
UNITY. They have begun labelling in the
corn shops. The work is done by labelling
machine and many of the girls are disap-
pointed for they wanted to make few pen
MES in the shop. DR.. Thomas is now able
to sit up and be dressed. Miss May Conner
started for Denver, Colorado, Monday. She
will stop in Chicago and visit her sister,
Eta Conner. James Libby of Clinton
visited his son, James Libby, Jr., last week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hamilton went to
Palermo last week to attend golden we'd
ding Mrs. H. C. Chandler has fine lot of
W
Fairfield was the guest of c. E. Mitchell
last week. Mrs w. G. Fuller of Pittsfield
and Mrs. Eliza Moody of Lynn We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuller last Sat-
urday and Sunday. The hotel at Winder-
mere Park is closed and Mr.. Evans has re-
turned to his farm. 1t is said to have been
very successful season.
MONROE Mrs. Conant, wife of Augustus
Conant, from California, is visiting at Capt.
Nathan Woodmans and Charles Conant's
Mr.. Conant went to California number Of
years ago. He expects to join his wife here
and return with her.. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moore of Franklin Park, Mass, are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore.
Mr.. Daniel Mansur has been quite sick with
heart trouble. Mrs. Annie Durham has
her new leg and is making good progress in
walking. Capt. Durham is a little better
80. Ethel May, the little daughter, 20 months
old, of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Evans, died of
cholera infantum Oct. 1st after short i'll
ness. Mrs. Clara Cunningham of Swan
vile visited her sister, Mrs. F. Cousens of
this village last week. One of the Arme-
mans who has been at Willie Burgess all
summer sent quite while ago for his
mother, wife and baby, who recently arrived
after quite an experience. They went first
to Monroe, Michigan, but found their mis-
take and came to Monroe, Me. 1t was fear
ed by the husband that some accident had
befallen them. Mrs. Agnes Mayo Dingwell
will return to New York this week to Join
her husband. -. Bad colds have been pre-
vailing through the place. Some were
threatened with fever but all are improving
Capt. Woodman, Capt. Durham and
Fred L. Palmer met at John Ellis place
last week, having been appointed appraisers
of the property.
PENoBsCoT Many hearts We're made glad
Oct. I'd by the safe return of twenty of our
sturdy fishermen, who spent the summer on
the Grand Banks with Capt. John F. Peter
son. The captain never fails to bring home
full load of fish. Sch. George Gurney,
Capt. Closson, is loading paving for New
York. sch. Emily A Staples brick for Bos-
ton; sch Addie Clements hoop-poles for
Rockland. Miss Maud E. Bridges, aged
sixteen, has earned enough by knitting for
Mr.. Creamer in the past two years to buy a
fine chamber set and a bicycle, and has
nearly enough laid by to buy carpet What
a lovely grandmother she will make. .....
Mrs. Augustus |. Grindle, after suffering
eighteen months with painful disease and
having been pronounced incurable by three
of our best physicians, employed DR.. David
B. Gray, a graduate from the School of Com
mon Sense. DR.. Gray told her that he
could help her. and he did. She had not
been able to bear the least weight on her
feet for about a year. In six weeks she
could stand alone; in two months could
walk out; now she can walk mile without
resting, go up and down stairs, and assists
in the household work. ... Mr.. Alfred f. A a.
ans of Castine made our hearts glad by call
ing on recently. May his shadow never
be less. Miss Virginia Wardwel has
bought a horse and buggy, the profit on her
flock of hens. Calvin Leach has been ap-
pointed postmaster at South Penobscot, vice
Miss Susan NJ. Roberts, removed. =. Mr.
Edward Roberts and wife Of Boston, Mr.
and Mrs. Waltz Roberts and daughter of
Warrington, Me-, are visiting their aged
grandmother, Mrs. Polly Roberts, now in
her 80 year.
WINTERPoRT. Mr.. John Stolell passed
away Friday afternoon after a long illness
at the advanced age Of 79 years. MIR. Sto-
kell was for many years one of our promi-
nent citizens and was we'll known by busi-
ness men elsewhere. He was engaged in the
hardware business so years and for about 50
years was agent for the Boston steamboat
line. He was man of much business abil-
ity and will be missed by many friends. He
leaves a wife to mourn her loss. The fu-
neral services were held at his late home
Monday afternoon, Rev. j. p Simonton Off
ciating. G. r. Hill had charge of the ar
rangements and the Apollo Quartette of
Bangor sang some very beautiful selections.
A large number of friends were present and
the floral offerings very beautiful. -.
MIR. Robert Thompson died at his home last
Thursday of consumption, after an illness of
many months. He leaves widow and four
little children to mourn their loss. 1t is a
very sad case and calls for much sympathy
THE w. e. I. U. held a public meeting
at the Methodist church Sunday evening at
which very fine program, consisting of