The Republican journal., 1897-04-22

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BELMONT. Isaac Kendall and family, who
have been living in Providence, r. L., for
the past few years have reterned to their
farm in this town. MIR. and Mrs. j. F.
Ems and three sons, FrankiesAubrey and
Francis, and Mr. and Mrs Y s. Morse, We're
in Searsmom April 14fh, visiting Mr., and
q. E. Donnell... Mrs. Y lola Leigh of Ban
gor is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs
john G. Jackson. Isaac A. Flagg, who
has been quite sick with typhoid fever, is
now better....A distemper is prevailing
among the cows in the vicinity. n B..
Allenwood ana j. f. Ems, lave had very
sick cows, while Simon Jackson has lost
one.
! PALERMO. Samuel Marden was drawn as
| juryman for the April term OF court. John
Black is to build IA new baru this spring.
Our enterprislng blacksmith Clarence
Worthing, has already begun his new barn.
Samuel Marden has been repairing and
painting his buildings 500. On account of 50
much sickness and the condition of the
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| two weeks. Cora A. Goodwin returned
home April 9Th after a four weeks stay at
the Maine General Hospital, Portland. She
speaks in the highest praise of the nurses
and doctors and finds herself very much i'm
proved in health. The operation she had
performed was very successful in every way
So. La Grippe patients about town are i'm
proving.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Miss Sarah Little
field has a situation as school teacher in
Brockton, Mass, for the next year. Miss
Lena Colson is in Bangor visiting her grand
parents, DR.. and Mrs Colson. Mrs. Rich
ard kilman is visiting her daughter in Ma
tick, Mass. Mrs. Abbie Thompson viii 90
to Bangor shopping this week, accompanied
by Mrs. Ernest Sanborn of Frankfort and
Mrs. Horace Emerson of Winterport. Mrs.
Benz. Gray, Miss Maria Reagan, Mrs. Dud-
ley Gilman and Mr.. Geo. Crock ett are on
the sick list. Miss Carrie Davis of Stock
ton Springs is spending week with Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. George. -. Charles H. Lit
tleheld lost a valuable colt this week with a
bone cancer on the lower Jaw.
WALDO. Delbert Robertson is at home from
Pittsiield. Mrs. c. y. Walker, who has
spent the winter in Mimi, is at home for the
summer. Mrs, Ada Brown has returned
to her home i'll Lawrence, Mass. l.. NJ.
Bryant, who las been living in Monroe since
last fall. HAS moved back onto his Garm.
Nathaniel Littletield, who has been confined
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able to get out pleasant days. f. l.. Bry-
ant whose buildings We're burned last July,
Will rebuild. He already has barn up.
Edward Evans has a wind mill to pump
water for his stoc k 1t is rumored that he will
have bell attac he'd to it to call the school
committee together. He has been elected
superintendent of schools,
MORRILL,. At a special TO wn meeting held
April Eth the town voted to build a new
schoolhouse for the village district, and APP
propriated 81 GOO for that purpose The
building will consist Of two school rooms,
23x30, and small recitation room, ward
robes, etc. 1t is slight modification of
plan No Z, as given on page 129 of the Supt.
of Public Schools report for 1886. Messrs.
oilas Storer, Roscoe Smith and Elisha Mer-
riaul are the building committee, and are in
structed to advertise for proposals for the
next Is days, to build the whole or any part
thereof by contract. The building is to be
completed by Sept LIST. The town also voted
to raise $3.50 for repairs on the houses in No.
| and No. g. J. r. Mears, Esq, was mod
orator of this meeting. Elisha Brown and
Frank Brown recently returned from Law
renee, Mass. La Grippe seems to be
oosening his hold in town and his victims
are mostly up and out. Mrs. Vilinda Hatch,
who was gaming rapidly, had a sudden
lapse Saturday afternoon and was great
sufferer Saturday. night and Sunday. Mrs.
Wesley Achorn has been confined to her
room for some time and is very poorly.
Rev HI. l. Holt started for Conference last
Saturday He leaves hosts of friends who
would gladly welcome his return for an
other year. Mr.. P. W. Rowell, boot and
shoe maker from Brooks, has taken rooms
under Storer'S Hall.
BROOKS. Mr.. Fred l.. Emmons, formerly
of Blddeford, has bought lot of Mr.. Geo. B.
Roberts. and will build house this spring.
Mr. Frank Jacobs also talks of buying lot
and erecting house this summer. Mr.. W.
Ii. FL. Roberts will build nice residence
this season. -. The manufacturers of cloth
ing are having quite lot of work at present.
49,. Miss Lillian Bacon returned Monday, as
work had started up in the clothing shops.
Mr.. Charles E. Lane has resigned as
manager of the Yankee Blade Pub. Co. and
starts on the road next Monday for the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Portland. So.
Mr.. and Mrs, b. f. Stantial have returned
from Boston with d fine stock of spring and
summer dress goods and furnishings. Mrs.
Geo. Miller is very sick, having an attack of
bilious fever. Mr.. Chas. Lord will begin
work at once on his house. Mr.. Lord Sc
lected fine location and will erect a fine
stand -. The schools begin next Monday.
The primary Will be under the instruction
of Miss Mabel Rose of Brooks; and the
Grammar will be taught by Miss Lillian Mad
of Freedom, first class mlliner of many
years experience, has made Arrange ments
with Mrs. Hattie Stantial and will be at
Mrs. Stantal's store with full line of mil
Epery Thursday of each week, beginning
April 2Sth. -. w ord has been received OF the
death of Mr.. Geo. Weber in Waterville.
Mr.. Weber had been very sick of consump-
ton for several months. He was born in
Brooks, but for several years has been en-
ployed by the M. G. R. r. as blacksmith.
| ..T The many friends of Hon S. L, Milliken
We're deeply grieved to learn of his sudden
death. Mr.. Miliken had been kind friend
| to the people for many years. .SelWin