The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10

| Camden. MIR. and Mrs. W. Fl. Sanborn of
| b. ltast visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Harri
| man last Thursday and Friday. Capt. A.
| S. Wilson, who Went on cunning trip to
Franklin with Capt George Erskin-, return
ed home last Saturday night. .Inez Hard
] ing left for Worcester, Mass, on last Mon
days boat. Miss Nettie E lis of Buehil is
, keeping house for her uncle, Alfred Ellis, of
this place.
BELMONT. Miss Ida smalley, who has
been at work in Camden in j. A. Brewster's
shirt factory, has returned home. IL. F.
Allenwood accompanied by friend attend
ed the dance at Centre Montville Friday
| evening, Nov. 4th... Fred Trask was in
! Camden Saturday. &C. l.. Townsend has
, very nice yoke of cattle to sell. They are
years old and girt feet inches L. F. AL
| lenwood also has good pair of yearling
steers that he will sell -. The gospel meet
ings held in the Halls Corner school house
under the leadership of Rev. r. 7. Capen
of Belfast are well attended and will be con-
! tinued throughout the winter.
CENTRE MoNrvILLE. Mrs. Harry Churc h.
went to Boston last week for treatment at
the Homeopathic Hospital. She was accom-
| panied by Or. A. D. Ramsay. -. Mr. and
Mrs. George Grove, who have been in
Roslindale, Mass, for the past year. are
visiting Mrs. Grove parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner Poland. They will return to Mass.
next week. go. Isaiah Kicker and family
MT
Clements store. There was social dance
at Grange Hall last Friday evening which
was enjoyed by quite a large company of
young people. Edward Clements, wife and
child ARE visiting his brother, j. j. Clements
Mr.. Clements has been in uxbury Mass for
the past five years. A family by the name
of Currier, having nine children. have
moved on to the Thompson place in New
Ireland. Miss kubie Carter of Freedom
spent Saturday and Sunday with her friend
Miss Bertha Thompson. MIR. Sylvester is
visiting at j. A. Sprowls.
BuRNHAM. Joseph Norris and James
Cookson will do extensive numbering the
coming winter for Hiram McAlister. Mrs.
Mercy Pickard, who has been stopping with
her brother, Andrew Pease, the past sum-
mer, has gone to Hope, where she will re.
side with her sister, Mrs. Augustus Gould,
the coming winter. We are told that Mel |
son Maloon has shot two deer this fall in the
town of Detroit. >. Lemuel Kimball, who
has been employed for two years on a milk
farm in the town of Plymouth, has closed
his contract there and viii work for j. Rich
ardson of Corinna the coming year. Eph-
rain Bradley, an aged citizen of this town,
died Nov. I'd from the effects of cancer,
aged SO years. -. w. l.. Shaw has started his
hay press i'll this town, where he has bought
many choice lots. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dixon
celebrated the Goth anniversary of their
marriage Nov. ID. 1t was very enjoyable
affair and the presents were nu merous and
useful .....A drama given at town
hall by home talent Tuesday and Wednes-
day evening, Nov. Sth and 9th
UNITY. William McGray died at his home
in Unity, Nov. 1st, aged % years. He was
the oldest person in town and had always
lived on the farm where he was born. He
leaves wife and one daughter and two
sons. He had been a smart, active man.
For many years he had been member of
the Masonic Lodge. Rev. A. W God officiat-
ed at the funeral 80. Mr.. Benjamin Rollins
and wife will move into Frank Bartlett's
house. ... Mrs Charles Baker of Belfast is
visiting at l. b. FOgg's Mr.. Joseph Cliff
ford has gone to Benton to work. Ruth
Berry isvisiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles
Smith, in Newport. Mrs. Ann Fogg fell
when out walking Nov 4th and fractured
her hip. LII is hard as she is 81 years old.
DR.. Cook attends her. Charles Nickery of
Pittsfield v as called here Friday by the i'll
ness of his aunt, Mrs. Fogg ..... Mr..
Samuel Kelly came from Montana last week
to spend the winter with his family. Miss
Josie Vickery has been quite sick. Mrs
S. Conner visited her sister in Burnham a
few days last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Twombly went to Monroe Nov. 4th. :. Miss
Eva Garcelon of Troy will start for North
Carolina next Monday. Her sister. Mrs. DR..
Whitney of this village, will accompany her.
Miss Garcelon goes for her health. 3. Mrs.
Mary Whitney returned Nov. 9TH from Low
ELL Mass, where she has been two months.
49,. Mrs Adam Myrick is more comfortable.
The Ladies of the w r. c. gave supper at
G. A. r. hall Nov. Cd. The supper was ex-
cellent. Following the supper short en-
tertainment was given consisting of music,
singing by Ada Bartlett, Lottie Thompson
and George Tosier Duet finely rendered
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Chandler, and song
by Mr.. Chandler, "The Old Irish Gentle
man" Quite little sum was realized, which
will go to the Soldiers Home at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bumps of Lowell, Mass,
are in town visiting relatives and friends
SwANv1LLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Robert
son left for Boston Monday. Mrs, Robert
son is going to the hospital. Mrs. Horace
Marden and Miss Bessie Graham went to
Boston Saturday. Mr.. Albert Moody re-
turned from Hardwick, VT, last Friday.
MI. and Mrs. David Moody visited friends
in Pittsfeld last week. MIR. E. B. Greeley
has loaded vessel with hay, all of his own
| raising, for his brother, Fl. E. Greeley, at
| Bar Harbor. Maurice Nickerson is report
| ed sick with scarlet fever. -. Eliza, wife of
Ezra Knowlton, died suddenly last Thurs
| day after brief illness. She was a devoted
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