The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-17

| LIBERTY. The village schools are now
having two weeks vacation. Miss Carroll the
| teacher of the high school, is at her
home in South West Harbor, and Miss
B anche Moody primary teacher,is spending
her vacation with friends in Bucksport.
Miss Mae Brown, of the school at the lower
part of the Village, and Miss Shaw
teacher at South Liberty, spent last week
with friends in Camden. -. Sew eral of the
teachers with superintendent Ritchie attend
ed the meeting of tie Waldo County Teach
ers Association in Freedom last Friday and
Saturday and report fine time Waldo
County Pomona Grange will meet here
Nov. 22d....G. A. Palmer will not re-
turn to Howard, R. l., this fall. He has Sc
cured work in the tannery... F. G. Wiley,
custom tailor of Camden, is doing quite a lot
of hrst class work in this vicinity The
farmers here are buying all the young stock
and sheep they can get hold of. Dry hard
wood will be in good demand soon. Owing
to the deep snow asst winter the people
here had but a meagre stock of fire wood
last spring Will Mason of Belfast was in
town last week. e. See THE Charge of the
Chicken Brigade" on the 9th page Ed.
SwANvILLE. Fred Curtis has returned
from hunting trip at Ptlock lake, bring
ing two deer. Capt. Nehemiah Smart has
returned from Augusta. Mrs. Mary F.
Nickerson is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Alden Marshall, and her sister, Mrs. AL
pheus Holt of Bradford. Mrs. E. G. Mar
den and daughter Ruth have returned to
Centre Conway, n. H....A. I. Mudgett
visited his mother Mrs. Lufkin, in Orland
last week, and left Monday for Springfield,
Mass, where he has employment in the
store Of Harry Applin. Frank Cunning
ham is at home. His little son Ralph has
been very sick with diphtheria, but is much
better under the medical attendance of DR..
j. S. Cole. In the treatment of that terri
BILE disease DIR. Cole is equaled by few and
exceled by none. Maurice Nickerson is
improving. .. Hon. A. f. Nickerson has re-
| turned from Boston and Will load another
vessel with hay at once.... The Sunday
school adjourned from the ch ,rck last Sun
day. $50. Mrs. Flagg OF Roxbury, Mass , is the
guest of her father, Emery Peavey few
of our young people went to North Sears
port last Friday evening There is to be a
masque ball at Cunningham Hall Shis,
Thursday evening see. Charles Curtis has al.
ready sent eleven porkers to the happy
hunting ground" this fall, and has a through
ticket for more than half as many more.
WALDO. j. l., Chase AMI wife are in
Salem, Mass. for a three weeks visit....
a 40,
week s vacation, left Saturday for Fitch
burg, Mass. Hertilla Harding left Monday
for Bangor, where she will attend CONNER
cial College Miss Nan Griudlt, who has
been at home for a two weeks vacation re-
turned Saturday and began her school in
Evans district Monday... The Paul school
has been suspended and the scholars will be
transported TO the Whitcomb school "A lex
ander McCambridge has moved his family to
Frankfort. Eph. Littletied was in Somer
set county recently and brought back with
him a deer and a half. Freeman and
Simmons drove 125 sheep and lambs to
Unity last Saturday ID G Harding and
son raised this year 437 bushels of oats on
eleven acres of ground. A part of them are
| the Race Horse variety and weighed 50
| pounds to the bushel. The Farmers Insti-
tute at Frederick Ritchie Grange Hall last
week was well attended. The speakers
were the Sce'y. of the Board OF Agriculture,
| B. Walker Mckeen, and Prof. Gowell of the
| University of Maine W. FL. Moody, Pres. OF
the Board. presided Neigh bors and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Beckwith gave
them surprise party last Friday evening
The following with their wives were pres.
ent: Wilson Patterson, l.. L. Barlow, Fred
Clements, Geo. F. Mayhem, j. H. Went
worth, F. A. Russ, Silas Beckwth. After
the friendly greetings progressive euchre
was played and refreshments served. 1t was
a very pleasant occasion.