The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-12-09
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week.

Deferred from last week.
RESPECT OF late three hay presses have
t.-u in town pressing hay The Dedrick
rrrss owned by Mr.. Greedy of Swanville, is
3dug good work and COMPRISING hay in
.,aaller bales. This fall is the first time
tn., press has been in town. There is more
nav PRESSED in town than ever before. On
i've farms near eachIother there are 200 tons,
nl he cattle and sheep are gone largely all
.rst town. About all the stone cutters in
aspect have farms, and this summer and
n there has been work and quite num-
'.-1t this class have reduced their stock
a1 pressed their hay. -. Mr.. Frank X. Lane
Id wife of Castine visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred A. Lane last week. The seectmen
respect have bought plank and laid new
pauk on all the bridges in town. Next
year the new order of things comes about
" nib a road commissioner, making it harder
5r the tax payer. -. This is hog killing time
.3i all the hogs are sailed down. The price
round hog Is away down. G. o. Hatch
has bought flock of sheep, 1t was Bur-
tou George who bought the late Capt. VIM.
j. Hchborn farm. Mr.. George has been
Fay from Prospect several years-about
same time that Fred Clark who bought
vie G. W. Crockett place, has. Both are
,1ue cutters, with families. II. F. Gould
keeping his trottng stallion in good work
.- trim. o. B. Gray is gathering in the
1,Ses-.. Prospect just now is highly favored.
There is employment for all the stone work
as the different guarries near by. 1t
,4aes pluck and energy to rouse out at four
Iock and drive four miles in sharp cold
., ming to get to the works, but lots of men
few stone cutters who live in Stock
Springs, drive over the bubbles these
mornings and put in every day.
Roy. The residence of MI. L, B. Hard
lu Thanksgiving day, the scene of
her interesting OCCASION when their
est daughter, Lula May, was united in
mage to Mr. Rodney Whitaker, i'll the
sence of the Immediate relatives and
invited guests. The bride was dressed
.r4utiful heliotrope lansdowne trimmed
white lace. The groom wore the usual
suit, with heiotrope tie. The cere-
my was performed with a ring Rev f. p.
MI otHciating. After the ceremony was
rmed, congratulations were extended,
collation. was served. A large num-
u. presents were given, and among them
Ii large oak rocker aud dozen solid
teaspoons from the brides grand
Ter, Mrs, Clarissa Croker; silver pie
from the groom's mother, Mrs. Char
WhitaIer one half doz, silver knives
81, .2rks, Mr., and Mrs. /. B. Harding
liver peknife, Mr., and Mrs. b. f.
alFdlng; large tablelamp, Mr.. and Mrs
I. Dodge pair of damask towels,
1- Morgan, Lewiston; cal1eplate and
ImlbJn dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Chm
Ht cake spoon, Mr. j. L. Merrick,
Nfrrville: cake plate, Mrs. j. l.. Mer-
s Waterville; silver sugar shell, Mr.
bridge, Waterville; solid silver sugar
s0l, Mr. Ross and Miss Ella Towle, Thorn
ibe silver berry dish Mr. Frank and Miss
Marion Longley, Plymouth painted plate,
W - Carrie Weymouth; silver sugar shell,
Mss Maude Merrick, Waterville; silver
tItter knife, Faustina Whitaker; picture,
Miss Nellie Merrick, Waterville; one dozen
Yer knives and forks, Wilmont Whitaker,
tMeago, III. silver butter knife, Leo Whit
4srr, Bible, Miss Mile Stevens two silver
+nNons, Mr., and Mrs. F. l.. Cunningham ;
ntIr damask towels, Blanche Whitaker two
,l silver table spoons, two solid silver
t-scrt spoons, Mr.. and Mrs Charles s.
ugey, Boston, Mass; fancy nickel tape
Ho-asure, Bessie Merrick, Waterville
mask towels, Estelle and Lora Harding;
crr butter knife and sugar she'll, Lorana
Harding. Miss Harding is one of our
lost efficient school teachers, and is highly
----nled by all her towns people Rodney
also one of our best teachers, and most
-'lulable young man. They have the sin
-cr wishes of their many friends for long
ra prosperous life together Another OF
US enterprsing young men, took to him.
--f d wife on Thanksgiving day, when Mr..
--1rge Gray was welded to Miss Maude
brick, only daughter of Albion and May
brick OF Dixmont. Mr.. Charles Moore
family, and Will Rillman and family
Int Thanksgiving day in Jackson. Mr..
bert H. Dodge OF Jackson spent Thanks
ng day with friends in Troy NJ iss
NJ lGe Merrick of WaUervile the guest
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harding last week
Mss Minnie Hliman has gone to Belgrade,
teach the winter term of school at that
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