The Republican journal., 1897-02-11
County Correspondence.

County Correspondence.
SOUTH CHINA. Wesley Starrett of Athol
| visited his brother, S. G. Starrett, recently.
| "A. P. Mosher of Weeks Mills lost vaua-
| BILE horse lately. 1t got caught in the man
ger and fell breaking its neck The
spring term of Erskine Academy will open
i Tuesday, Feb. 23d. The prospect is good
for large attendance. Some members
from the Friends chapel, South China, have
| been holding series Of meetings at Weeks
Mills There has been quite an interest
manifested.
| EAST SEARsMoNT. Mr.. and Mrs. Arad
Mahoney spent Feb. 4th in Northport, the
guests of her brother, Fred E. Wyman
Sadie Cressy of Deer Isle spent last week at
Fred Batchelder's. L. Poor Of Belfast was
in town last week visiting his cousin, Frank
Donnell. -. School in district No. 3 closed
Jan. 29th after an eight weeks term taught
/ by Cora Mahoney. Those not absent one
half day were Joseph A. Donnel and Gussie
Heal Leroy Mariner in Northport
last week cutting ice for Mark A. Wadln.
SEARsMoNT. The village school closed
Jan 10Th with very excellent entertain
ment. The teachers, Miss Grace Simmons
and Alice Poor, did good work and the en-
tertainment showed careful training. ~. Miss
Josie M. Knights has gone to Franklin
Mass, to work in the straw shop. The
/ Selectmen are in session this week closing
| the accounts for the year...It is expected
that Rev. G. W. Bradlee of Rockland will
lecture here next week. Let everyone be on
the lookout for the date. Everyone ought
to hear him.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. The centre
district Sunday school met at Mr., Edward
Chtford's last Tuesday evening. There
were several visitors from Standpoint Sun
day School and the evening was very pleas
antly spent. Mr.. Henry McCasln's baby,
little Bernice, has been quite sick with
Group, but is now improving. Mrs Harri-
son Small and Miss Addie Blan chard of
Cape Jellison, visited at Mr.. Edward Cliff
ford's recently. Master Clifford Staples
has been suffering from a severe cold.
The Dancing Club met at Mr. Will George 8
in Prospect last Friday evening
CENTRE LINcoLNvILLE. Geo. f. Files of
Thorndike organized a Good Templars'
Lodge at the Centre, Saturday evening.
The following officers were installed: c. F.
Merriam l.. D.; E. NJ. Heal G. T.; Edna
Lamb, V. T.; May Norton, Sec. Sadie Dean,
f. s.. S. j. Young, Treas. Ralph Knight,
NJ. Dana Fletcher, c.. Ora Mathews, I. G
A. B. Wetherspoon, 0. g.; Blanche Deane,
S. j. T.; Homer Mathews, A. s.; Lottie
Knight, d. NJ; Claude Heal, P. 7. They
will hold meetings every Saturday evening,
beginning at o'clock There will be a So
cable at the Band hall Friday evening, Feb.
10. All are cordially invited.
MONROE. After the marriage of Mr.. A. F.
which a notice appears elsewhere) recep-
ton was held in which the bride was assisted
by her sister, Mrs. Rose Richie. 1t is hoped
Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder will reside here,
but as the brides home in Dexter is also
ready to receive them it is not fully decided.
The newly welded couple have the best
wishes of the community for long and hap
Ply life. -. We all feel an interest in Mr..
Arthur Richie, who has earned the money
for his education, beginning life poor boy,
and hope he may be successful in establish
ing himself in the practice of law in Liberty
1.-THE recent rain spoiled the sleighing =.
The teachers and scholars of the village gave
an exhibition at the Town Hall Feb 3, which
was well attended and very successful.
About fifteen of the Monroe Odd Fellows
visited Garfield Lodge, Winterport Mon
day evening by invitation. A nice lunch
was served and they had fine time. Mrs
Albert Durham is still in the Bangor hospital,
but is thought to be gaining. Miss Louise
Mayo will visit friends in Bangor this week
Mrs. Henry Haley has been on the sick
list the past week.
CLARKS CORNER, PROSPECT Parties from
this town visited Mr.. Howard Moore of
Frankfort last week and report most en-
joyabie time. III Mr.. and Mrs Elias Moore of
Frankfort visited this place Feb. 7th....
Among those who registered at the Maple
wood Hotel last week were j. F. Wall
and l.. d. Armstrong of Providence, r. |. ;
T. E. Cuddy and Earl Grant Of Frankfort
A w. Moore of Monroe S. A. Buzzell of
Bangor, and ladies too numerous to mention
w
krout, will be in order next week and will
be reported later on. Mrs. Nathan Brown
of Belfast will be visited next Saturday by
parties from Prospect. Mr.. Fred Cunning
ham has small boy quite sick with fever.
Shedding has been fine the past week and the
brook at Boyds mill is piled full of logs to
depth of several feet. Every one wants his
logs sawed first and so they keep piling
higher and higher nearer the saw. Mr..
William G. Clark of this town made pres
ent of suit of clothes to a man near the
Corner last week, for which the man was
very thankful. =. Mr.. Stephen Larrabee has
There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together and
until the last few years was supposed to be incur
able. For great many years doctors pronounced
it local disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be constitutional disease, and there
fore, requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney,&