The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

CENTRE MoNTyILLE. AT a meeting of the
County Commissioners last week it was
voted to lay out new road near Mr.. James
Andersons for the purpose of avoiding a
space in the present road which has been
much expense to the town....Mr Darius
Cain has been attending his father, Mr.
Jacob Cain, who has been very sick Miss
George S. Pratt is visiting the family of Mr..
Jesse Frye and other friends in town.
Mrs. Alice Clement and family have return
ed to Ellsworth after short visit in town..
Mrs. c. II. Richards and little son. who have
been visiting Mr.. James o. Bartlett left for
Massachusetts, last week. -. A great many
of the veterans of this town attended the
launion at Windermere Park and all report
a very pleasant time.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. The S. B. l. S. will
meet at the Grange Hall Aug. Goth. A pic
mic supper will be served at o'clock.
South Branch Grange will have a picnic
supper at their dining room Aug. 21st....
Miss Elvina Grant of Bangor is spending
her vacation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Goodwin Grant. -. Mr. Emery Marden, re-
ported sick, is 50 far recovered as to be ont
Miss Annie Lane rides out every day for
a few rods in pleasant weather Mrs
Phebe A, Williams of Maiden, Mass, who
has been spending the summer with her
niece, Mrs. Ella NJ. Littlefeld, will return
home next week....Mr. l. +. Gould and
their trotter.
MORRILL,. The town meeting held here
last Saturday afternoon to see if the town
would raise the necessary money to buy
seats and desks for the new school-house
and grade the grounds, refused to do So
The opposition was led by V. B. Paul. Not
more than half the voters of the town were
present. An article in the warrant to see if
the town wanl d sell the old brick school
house received affirmative action and it was
sold to the Moderator, j r. Mears, ESQ.,, for
S1O5. There has been no summer school
held in this part of the town, and this action
makes it impossible to hold fall or winter
term unless another meeting shall be held
which will reverse their former action
Two were baptized in the stream near the
church last Sunday by Rev. Geo. Hill
UNITY. Mr.. Roselyn of Thorndike, who
has been working for Frank Bartlett, was
very seriously injured when unloading hay
by the block to which the hay fork was fast
ened falling on his head. He was taken up
unconscious and was not expected to live,
but DR.. Cook now has hopes of his recovery.
MIR. W. G. Tabor of Boston, who has
been spending few weeks with his par
ents, returned home Saturday. Mrs. S.
Young of Liberty is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Written. Seth Roberts and wife
have gone to no usekeeping in Ralph Pills
ell, Mass, is visiting her uncle, VIM. Bither.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Chandler of Lewiston
were in town last week calling on friends
and relatives. They made short stay at
the Park. Mrs. A. c. Mosman and daugh-
tiers of Belfast spent last week at the Park.
....Earl Thompson of Nashua, N. H., is
visiting his father, Lewis Thompson. :. Mr..
Orville Judkins and family of Newport
spent Saturday and Sunday at the Park, the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Fuller....
Mrs. G. Clough and Mrs. l.. H. Mosher re-
turned from Rockland Friday night.
James Frost returned Friday night from
Gorham, Me-, where he had employment.
There were no services here Sunday. Rev.
and Mrs. E. S. Burrill were at Northport. :.
Mrs. Ann Fogg, an aged lady, went to the
Maine General Hospital, Portland, last week
to have cancer taken from her nose. Dr.
Cook accompanied her. We hear the opera
ton has been performed and she is doing
we'll. Benz. Loud of Plymouth, Me-, was
in town last week and called on A. R. N.Y.
rick. They were schoolmates when boys and
had not met for % years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleary of Montville were in town Aug. 18th
calling on friends. Mrs. twas the daughter of
Rev. Rufus Dixon, who was at Unity charge
28 years ago. She thinks there has been
a great many changes since then. Mrs. j..
W. Harmon of Old Town, who has been
stopping at the Park with her daughters,
has returned to her home. She sprained
her ankle very badly and was obliged to go.