The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-29

ROYAL BAKING CO., NEW YORK.
LNcoLNv1LLE CENTRE. VIM. Mckinney
has on hand few punts, road-wagons and
groceries he will exchange or sell at bar
gain. Miss Lettie Mckinney, who has
been visiting her brother at Elm View
Farm, has returned to Massachusetts. 80.
The dance Saturday night was a success All
enjoyed fine time. There was another
dance at the Band hall, Lincolnville Centre,
Wednesday night, Sept. 28th. 80. Anon
Brown is at home from the Beach, where he
has been at WORK this summer. =. Mrs. Jen-
ME 4. Young and family publish the follow
ing card of thanks: "We wish to thank our
neighbors and friends for their kindness
during our late bereavement. We are es-
pecially grateful to the choir and the G. A.
r. Post, Camden, also the friends for their
beautiful floral gifts
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Fred Doc kham's sister
and husband of Massachusetts are spending
a two weeks vacation with him. .....M Mrs.
Grace NJ. Mute, who was so severely injured
last week while out driving, is reported as
comfortable. Her physician thinks it will
be weeks before she will be able to walk.
Manly Know iton will visit his old home
and native place in Belmont this week. 80.
Capt. A. A. CHM and wife attended the
county grange in Morrill, Sept. 9th. Mr..
Joseph Colson and family are at Temple
Heights for few days.. Mrs. Noah Blithen
of Frank fort was the guest of Ella NJ.
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Fred Dockham went to Bangor Sept, 2Sth
shopping The grange has secured half
acre of land and will begin their horse
sheds this week. ii the weather is favord bic.
Mrs, Belle Erskine and Mrs. Andrew
Hopkins of Frankfort We're the guests of
Ella Nj. tletield, Sept 10Th. :. Horace L.
Gould of Boston is spending his vacation
with his father l. F. Could
Troy. The drout3 in Trey seems to have
broken. A heavy rainstorm prevailed last
Saturday accompanied by high winds. Many
wells were getting low and people We're glad
to see the rain and would be glad to see
more. Sunday was very cold day for the
season. Farmers have their potatoes mostly
harvested and many complain of rot to a
great degree. Mrs. Drusilla Brown of Ben
ton is the guest this week of her sister, Mrs.
j. +, Fernald. Mrs. Frank Seavey, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mitchell has returned to her home in
Auburn. Miss Flora l.. Forbes of Provi-
ds1ce, r. l., and Miss Inez M Forbes of
Brooks were the guests Of their aunts, Mrs.
Parsons and Mrs. Leathers, last Saturday
and Sunday. 49,. Mrs. Sarah Norton has her
fall millinery in and will welcome cordially
all who may patronze her.. Benniah Hard
ing has gone on business trip to Bangor.
John Wyman is visiting his brother, Charles
o. Wyman. Henry Reynolds. the returned
soldier who is i'll of typhoid fever, is doing
we'll under the treatment of DIR. Dodge
THoRNDIKE. Miss Carroll of Belfast is
the guest of Miss Bertha Parsons. Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Gilmore of Burnham were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Higgins
Sept. 25th and 26th. R. S. Ward and wife
visited their daughter, Mrs. George Ward,
Sept. 18th. Mrs. Lydia Higgins was called
to Freedom last week to see her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Boulter, who is very sick >. George
Cilley went to North Andover, Mass, last
Friday where he expects employment for the
winter. Miss Jennie Shibles has been dan
gerously i'll with pneumonia. DR.. Kilgore
of Brooks is the attending physician. A.
S. Higgins has received news that his son
Barney is in the Massachusetts, hospital
sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Maude
Hogan is again on the sick list. Clement
Stevens and wife visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Stevens last week Mrs. Calista
Cilley of Lincolnville and Miss Susie Nc
Farland of West Upton, Mass, visited Mr.
and Mrs V. N. Rigging last Friday and
Saturday 80. Mrs. Elvira Stevens is passing
a week with friends in Bangor. :. Willie P.
Higgins of Lawrence. Mass, is visiting his
father A. S. Higgins. ...H. M. Higgins is
in Brooks for few days.
PALERMO. John Black had a bee last
week for digging a trench to lay pipe for
carrying water from reservoir on the side
hill to his house and barn. James Knowles
is again on the road peddling fish. :. Messrs
Mosher and Malcome of China and George
Reynolds of Winslow were in town last
week buying lambs. John Brown, wife
and cousin, visited at Fred Young's last
week. Frank Young is at home on a vaca.
ton of two weeks. He is a night Waterman
at hospital. Eliza Howes of Liberty
spent few days last week with her sister
Ruth Young. William R. Osgood had his
house painted last week, and George Os.
good had his painted recently. I'VE were
visited last Friday and Saturday by line
gale and rain storm. The rain was much
needed, az many wells had failed. On the
road from Branch Mills to Greeley's corner
about every family had to haul water from
the pond, and the pond was so low they could
not grind at the mill. Cora Goodwin re.
turned last Wednesday from visit in Mont
vile. Her mother came home with her and
STONED a connie of DAVIS Frank Sanford