The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11

who recently bought a farm of MIR. Edward
Rowell, is making repairs on the buildings.
Mr.. Frank Sanford has bought farm of
Mr.. George Choate, and moved onto it,.
Mr.. Ernest Terry has just completed COM
modious hen house. Quite a number from
this town attended the Farmers Institute
in Freedom last week.
HALLDALE. E. E. Sawyer, who fell from
a ladder and was quite badly hurt, is gain
ing slowly....J. F. Hazel, who has been
preaching here the past year, is away on
vacation. ". M. Vose and wife went to
Bristol last week for visit. Mr.. Charlie
Colby and Miss Leona Choate were united
in marriage by G. M. Plummer, Esq, Nov
9th. Mrs. Dora A. Ordway is visiting
relatives and friends in St. Adams. Last
Sunday morning we were visited by a
slight snow squall.
MoNTvILLE. Chas. B. Hustus new thresh-
ing machine, "Gray," is doing good work
and is giving excellent satisfaction. Grain
in this vicinity is generally reported light
CROP. .Alonzo Major is selling out his
farming tools and household furniture,
preparatory to moving to New Hampshire.
He recently sold his farm to Joseph Perry.
....Alfred Howard recently bought fine
pair of 2-year old steers of Joseph Perry.
. Mrs R. w. Howard is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean of
Londonderry, n S.. Chas. Written has
crew at work cutting pulp wood.
II Cal, Jiofri OF No
5 began Nov Sth, under the instruction of
Miss Isabelle Towle of Belfast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin B. Hunt of Belmont were at
L. S. Mariners Nov. 7th.. Miss Mabel
Mariner spent last week in Northport with
her aunt, Mrs. Leila Wadlin. Mrs.. J. B.
Arnold was in Belfast Nov 5th. Philip
Mariner of Lncolnvlle was at Leslie Mar
riners Nov. 7th. Mrs. Marcellus Goddard
has returned to her home in Camden.
Russell and Harry Mahoney of East North
port were in town Sunday, guests of their
brot her, Henry Mahoney. Mrs. Mark A.
Wadhn of Northport was in town last
week, called here by the illness OF her
father, l. A. Mariner.
PALERMO. Revival meetings have been
held the past week in the Methodist church.
1.-The Waldo Baptist quarterly meeting
will be held Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri
day of this week at the First Baptist church.
During the time there will be council for
the ordination of Harry E. Hinckley....
Charles Phillips is digging a cellar prepars-
tory to building house next spring. .Allen
Goodwin is building bay-window on his
house.....Fred Bailey has gone into the meat
business.... Charles Hutchins, one of tn Q
workmen on Harry E. Hinckley new house
lost one of his horses gently. He hitched
the horse in the barn as usual and she put
her head through hole in the bottom of the
| crib and choked to DEATH. The schools in
town closed last Saturday. In the afternoon
the Carr's Corner school visited the Centre
school....Last Saturday night the Good
Templars had public oyster supper in their
building.
| CAMDEN. Judge Reuel Robinson has NOV
| ed into the Ogier house on Pearl street 80.
Miss Bessie Ross entertain ed a party Of
young misses at her home on High street
last Friday evening, it being the twelfth an
| niversary of her birthday ... One of the
State Senators elected in Massachusetts
last week was Lloyd E. Chamberlain, vel
known here, as he married one of Camden's
favorite young ladies, Miss Nina Miller.
The Junior League of the M. E. church is
engaged in the praseworthy work of filling
a box to be sent to the Deaconess Home in
Boston, the contents to be distributed
among needy children. =. Mrs. Olive Nj
| Hosmer is still confined to the bed, the re-
suit of a fall received few weeks ago.
Arthur Frye has a remarkably tame rabbit
which makes the rounds of the neighboring
yards each day, returning to its own quar-
tiers at night. Ivory Baird has been hav
ing repairs made on his buildings on Ocean
| Avenue. Miss Florence Williamson had a
pleasant birthday party Saturday afternoon
MONROE. Mrs. Franklin Chase, who ha.
been confined to her bed for the past foul
weeks, is able to sit up part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Palmer have made trir
to Boston. Mr.. Nell Mosman from Marble
head, Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Mosman. His fathers mine
has been failing for some time and he is
great care to his family. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Mayo visited DIR. c. c. Whitcomb il
Liberty last week. Mrs. John Twombl,
and Mrs. r. F. Colson are on the sick list .
Mr.. Charles Sargent has had a severe colo
and is very weak from the effects of it,. =. Mr.
Fred Grant is moving onto his farm. Fl,
has the L of his house completed and will
build the main house later. .. DIR. H. A
Holt made short visit to his parents in La
moine last week. ...Q Quite a revival has beer
started at the Clark school house. Many
new converts have been made and a grea
deal OF good is resulting from the meetings
Henry R. Dawson and Christopher Moody
are among theiearnest workers and Elder.
Bartlett and Andrews assist when present
MIR. Frank Fairbanks, who has leaseC
the Forest House, is moving in and will rur
first-class hotel. :. Miss Maria Sanborn i.
still with Mrs. Rose Richie. :. Mrs. Mary
Moore visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert York il
Winterport recently -. The cheese factory
is still running with good supply of milk
THE hunters have returned and venison
seems to be plentiful.
| BROOKS. A. &. Stantial has returned
| from buSinass trin to Lowell Mass Mrs