The Republican journal., 1898-09-22
The Republican Journal, Thursday, September %, 1898

drlvensacross the country to visit her sister
Mrs. Benz. Hussey, in Winds or. e. John M
Dow, one of our oldest townsmen, fell
over some obstacle in the barn floor the
other day spraining his side quite badly.
Miss Maud Barker, who has spent several
weeks here at the York House, has returned
to Belfast Mrs. E. o. Stantial has been
quite sick, but is now better. Mrs iona.
than Irving, who has been an invalid and
helpless for many months, remains about the
same. Henry Ham of Lawrence, Mass,
has been visiting friends here. Henry Ham
Webb, his namesake, returned with him to
visit friends in Massachusetts. j. F. Jew
ell has re-silled and in other ways repaired
the pant shop of John Fl. Gordon. Edwin
Walker and family have moved into the
Geo. Hall house at the village. MIR. Hall
is farming for all he is worth on the
David Bracket farm in Jackson......
Rev. David Bracket is again fairly settled
al the well known Brackett stand in Brooks
village. will Bracket of Worcester
Mass, is visiting his parents here . Mrs.
Morse of Dorchester, Mass, has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. E. O. Stantal, at Sprout
Hill. The friends of Sidney McTaggart,
who has been at work in the depot here, are
all glad to see him about town again. L. S.
Staples and wife drove to Newburg last
Friday to visit Mrs. Staples sister Nettie .
Mrs. M. E. Miller went to Boston last Fri
day to arrange for her winters business
She was accompanied by her son Eben, who
recently graduated from Shaw's Business
College at Augusta and is looking for po-
sition. Mrs. Mary Moore of Belfast spent
two nights with her sister, Mrs. Miller of
this place, and they visited Monroe fair
W ednesday Will Waltz and wife are
visiting the family of Capt. j. W. Bennett
Will White of Watervlle has been visiting
the family of I. d. Jellison. Mrs. Melissa
W entworth of South Brooks died last Fri
day after many months of suffering from
malignant cancer. The funeral services
We're held at the house last Sunday after
noon, Rev David Bracket officiating Mrs,
wentworth as girl was known as Melissa
Mathews, and spent her entire life in this
town. Rose, Bessey and Huxford, the
'NANNfA" wy . hitChilhS tilt NJ " IuSUlUuTe
at PittsEeld came home on their wheels Fri.
day night and returned Monday morning
Miss Bertha Luce of Haverhiil, Mass, has
been visiting. her cousin, Miss Alice L. Dow,
and other friends. DR.. A. W. Rich has
started for a months business trip in Penob-
scot and AroostOok counties. Mrs Rich ac-
companied him. James Jewell, carpenter,
IS doing some work finishing the house of
Ed. Shlbles in Knox. Leonard Rowe while
IN Monroe last week was kicked ia the alb
domen by horse. DR.. Kilgore was called
TO attend linn. The indications are that he
VIII come out Of it all right. He is - years
Old. Hattie Jeliison of jackson is visiting
her mother, Mrs W. A. Fenlason of this
Miss Lizzie Edwards of Massa-
ohusetts and Mrs. VIM. McTaggart Of Water
Vile have been visiting tier mother, Mrs.
E. g. Body of this place and last week
they took a ride up to the nice country place
Of Levi Rich in Jackson to see Miss Rebecca
IL. S. Staples < Son sold nice mare TO
Rhode Island parties last week. and w c.
Reynolds two good ones to c. w. Name Of
Bangor. go. Charles w Lord has been quite
sick and confined to the house for several
IN business.