The Republican journal., 1898-05-12


home from Portland last Friday Mrs.
Avelina Griffin arrived home May 9Th from
New Bedford Mass -. Mrs. Wilson Randell
of Belfast visited Capt. and Mrs. John
Randell the past week. Capt. Ralph
Morse left by train Monday to join his ves-
sci, sch R. F. Pettigrew, in New York..
Capt. Eden Shute and son Harry arrived
home Monday for short visit,
PALERMO. The schools in town began last
mand and large crowds of people gather
every night at the post flee % get the mail
No one has enlisted from Palermo, but many
will if they are needed So. Cora A. Goodwin
went to Montville last week to care for her
mother, who is quite sick. MIR. Ollver
Written of Unity was in town on business
last Saturday.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. The brothers OF
Union Harvest Grange, having been beaten
in the recent con test, furnished a very nice
supper last Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs B F. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clements of Dirigo Grange, Freedom, were
visitors There will be dance at the
Grange hall on Friday evening, May Goth.
Miss Nora Warehouse is in Belfast
Mr. Waterhouse has gone to Massachusetts
to work.
BELMONT Miss Edith Morrill, is in Nor
rill visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman Mer-
RAM Mrs Sadie Lamb is in Mattapan,
Mass, employed in hospital. Lewis
Murch is very low W it'll an abscess on the
N,,rp h aat
home from Providence, R. L.. Miss Eta
Gardner of Worcester, Mass, is in town
visiting at Mrs. ia mes Murch's.. There
will be dance at My site Grange Hall,
Thursday evening, May 9th. Come one,
come all.
UNITY. Claude Yelling ton of Albion was
in town Saturday. Mrs. Mary Watson is
suffering with sore hand. 1t is very pain
full. Jessie Whitney return ed from Lowell,
Mass, May 9th. =. The remains of Edwin
Hall of Waterville We're brought here May
9TH for burial. He was former resident of
this town., DIR. Hurd was the guest of DR..
Cook last week Marcellus Whitney went
to Lowell, Mass, May 9th to visit his daugh-
ter. Mrs Geo. Whittier is quite sick. DR.
Thomas of W aterv'lle was in town Friday
and Saturday,. Mr.. VIM. C1osby went to
the Maine General Hospital May Sth for
treatment. The schools opened Monday
with full attendance. Miss Aida HealG of
/ Troy teaches the high school and Mabel.
I Bacon the primary &c. Mrs Mary Whitney
is unable to use her arm yet -. Mrs. Alfred
| Clark is quite sick. Mrs Gerrish is worse
| Dr. Whitney Of Thorndike was called and
/ pronounced it a bad cas- of heart trouble.
EAST SEARsMoNr MIR. and Mrs. Fred
| Mariner and son OF Belmont spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mar
riner. Arad Mahoney spen Sunday in
East NOrthport rs. Leroy Mariner and
daughter Mabel called on friends III Bel
mont May Sth. So. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin How
ard of Belfast spent May 1st at E. 2. Ma
honey g.. Miss Mabel Simmons of Belfast
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Don
nell. Henry Morse and family spent SUI,
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.
Morse. Frank Donnell, accompanied by
Herbert Morse of Belmont, Oscar and Will
Der Mills of Camden, went to Augusta on
their wheels Saturday. While there they
visited the Soldiers Home at Togus and
other places of interest. :. Master Eddie
Thomas and his sister Nellie visited their
uncle, Eugene Thomas, May 1st. Charles
WEIGH of Belfast called on his uncle, E. p.
Mahoney, May 9Th John Cummings has
had his house painted. A. j. and H. M.
Donnell did the W ork. 80. Miss Eva Donnel
of Belfast spent May 4th with her grand
mother Mrs. Eliza Donnel.
SwANvILLE. Hon. A. E. Nickerson has
returned from visit to Portland and Bos-
tom Edwin H. Nickerson of Portland is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Abigail Nickerson.
Miss Augusta Nealley of Monroe was
the guest recently of Mrs. W. E. Damn.
Miss Julia Chase has returned from Castine
| and began school in district No 3 last Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Libby visited
at Elisha Parsons Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
! Fred Cunningham and daughter Jessie Wis
tied friends in Searsport Saturday. The
Cunningham Bros and their families have
returned from up-river, where they have
been numbering during the winter. Mr..
Jewell bowling arrived from Maiden Mon
day night. Mr.. Benz. Mudgett of Monroe
was the guest of his brother Albert, Sunday.
80. Misses Lena Lenfest nd Bertha Sauls-
berry were thrown from the wagon Monday
N orning on their way to school, by an inse-
cure wagon seat, but were not badly in jur-
ed -. Comet Grange has voted to open its
meetings at 7 80 sharp. standard time.
LIBERTY. The war topic is all we talk
a bout now. No one thinks of Klondike.
The name of Dewey is on every ones lips.
More daily papers are sold here i'll one week
than were formerly sold in one year.
| The daily papers coming to the office are the
Boston Journal, Globe, Herald, Post, Kenne-
bee Journal, Bangor Wing, News and
Commercial The latest news comes in a
Lewiston paper which reaches us about 10
p. m. The Augusta and Bangor papers are
received at 2 p. M, and nothing is very old
before it reaches US. We also have the
telegraph, and all momentons events can
come to us over the wire. Mrs. A. S.
Daniels had a millinery opening May 10th.
1t is said that she has fine line of goods
which she is selling at bottom prices. She
has secured the services of Miss Hattie