The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-16
, COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,

CAMDEN. Lewis Richards was arrested
Thursday, on the charge of breaking and
entering the cigar and tobacco store of R. L.
broken into several times recently, and
goods in small amounts have been taken.
Richards has retained counsel.
SOUTH MoNTv1LLE. J. F. Esancy is build
ing an additional room on his house, assist
ed by VIM. Pottle. ...J. O. Simmons is re-
pairing his buildings. :. Mrs. Eva N. Ripley,
Worthy Matron of Arbutus Chapter o. E. S.,
stationed at Liberty, accompanied by 30
members, by invitation visited Orient Chap
ter at Union Tuesday evening. All were
well pleased with the cordial manner in
which they were received and entertained
and wish Orient God speed. Maynard Stone
and wife of Providence, r. L., were the
guests of o. W. Ripley and wife Friday.
Chas. T. Randall has improved the looks of
his place by putting in drain and grading
in front of his house. Wilson Proctor is
moving on to Dan. Little's farm. Rev. j.
F. Hazel was the guest of A. Wentworth
last Saturday night. AS the quarterly
meeting is held here this week the sewing
circle and socable is postponed one week
MORRILL,. Avis Black, the little daughter
of Mr.. c. P. Black, had one of her fingers
chopped off last week by one of the younger
children. e.. Mr.. George Clark and family
from New Haven, CT, are spending fort
night in town among relatives. Mr.. May
nard Stone and wife of Providence, R. l.,
were guests at Mr.. F. NJ. Adams last week.
-. The Cross and jackson family reunion
was held here Sept. 9th and is reported in
another column. Mrs. Nell Hatch and
George and Rockland last week. Mrs.
Heath of Providence, r. l., visited her sis
ter, Mrs. l. w. Cross, last week. -. Four
deer We're seen feeding together in a field
on the Morey hill one day last week. Rev.
A. d. Thibodeau from the E. NJ. G. Semi
nary preached here last Sunday morning
and at East Knox in the afternoon. =. Guy
and Earle Gray, children of Mr.. Robe Gray,
have been very sick with cholera morbus.
The new schoolhouse is completed, save
putting in the desks and heating apparatus.
BURNHAM. Mr.. Franklin Mitchell has his
large, new building nearly completed on the
outside and is at work on the interior. This
building is to be fitted up for a store on the
ground floor and two tenements above. 1t
is two stories high, with Fren CHI roof Mr..
Mitchell will occupy the store and one of
the tenements. I'D. M. Parks of Pittsfield
has plowed and re-seeded field of rs acres
the past season, and G. J. Dodge field of 80
acres. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woodbury. of
Swanville, Mrs. John Bossler of Burnham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Gould of Cam
den were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM H
Kimball one day last week. Mr.. Watson
Blaisdell has the material on the ground
for new house,. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Knight of Pittstield and Mr.. and Mr.. Walter
Hubbard of Canaan were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. H. Kimball Sunday. The funer-
al of the widow of Rev. John Cook, late of
Burnham, was held at the church. Monday
Mrs. Cook was visiting at Rufus Williams
i'll Canaan, and was taken with heart trouble
and died there. Her home was with her
Whitney and daughter of Hallowell have
been visiting friends in town the past week
IN. E. Murray is confined to the house
with lame back. Mrs. Frank Mitchell is
quite sick.
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. S. NJ. Dunton Of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, is visiting relatives in
town. The dance at the Band hall last
Saturday evening was success. The even
ing was fine and ali enjoyed nice time.
Bertha Rogers of Chelsea, Mass, who has
been visiting in town, left Thursday to visit
relatives in Dresden, Me-. w. P. McCobb
of Waltham, Mass. is spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
MeCobb. Mrs. Willis Mahoney and son
Damon, who have been visiting at David
Mahoney's, returned to Charlestown, Mass.
Sunday. Miss Ora Mathews is at home
from Camden on a vacation Ella Pottle
left town Thursday to visit relatives in Cas-
tine. Quite number from here attended
the Cross and Jackson reunion at Morrill,
last week. -. Warren Polite, wife and daugh-
tiers MaEelle and Geneva called on friends
i'll town Saturday Robert Dyer of Port
land is visiting at Arno Knights. The
village school began Mo nday under the in
struction of Charles Ross. Austin Marr-
ner, wife and daughter ANNIE visited in
Rockland Friday. A good many from here
will attend the fair at Monroe this week
JACKSON. A session of F. W. B. Quarter
ly meeting was held in East Jackson Sept.
8, 4 and s. The Sunday services at the
Grange hall were very largely attended,
the hall being filled to it's utmost CAPACITY
Ministers in attendance We're Revs Brackett
of Jackson. Boyd of Newport, Burrin of
Hermon and Sweetland of - The
officers, teachers and pupils of the Congl
Sunday school held their annual picnic last
Saturday in the grove on Morton's hill and
it was very enjoyable occasion but for the
interruption of light shower in the after
noon, when larger portion OF the party ad-
journed to the house of the superintendent,
Mr.. E. K. Morton, where the remainder of
the day was delightfully."- passed with music
and social games. The precinct school at
the town house, which opened Aug. 3Oth
with Prof. Robert Hagar, graduate from
Bowdoin college, as teacher, is highly salts
factory to the pupils in attendance, of whom
there are about twenty. This school is
SpecjailV DESIGNED to furnish a praparatorv