The Republican journal., 1898-03-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

FREEDOM, We are having a very fine
scGool at the academy. There q re ia pupils
enrolled and all are showing great interest
in the school. Mr. Rich IS fine Instructor
and with his corps of assistants is doing
splendid work IN the school. Mr. John
Sparrow, who fell and broke his leg some
time ago, is able to be about on crutches
his friends congratulate him on his early
recovery. Phillip and Morton Small have
arrived from Sunset to attend the spring
term at the academy.
WALDO. E, L. Harding finished his school
Che 10Th and IS at home for a two weeks va
cation. l. B. and B. A. Clary are teaching
ia East Livermore. 1t is supposed some
one killed a deer in the vicinity of Durham
till as a dog owned near there brought a
0eer's head out of the woods. 1t is report
ed by hunters that four have had ward
ear the foot of the hill....It took us two
Gays TO get through our town meeting
Charles Flanders got an ugly wound in his
wrist while pulling his gun from the top of
the shed near Silver Harvest Grange Hall,
last Monday. He went to Belfast for treat
ment
PROSPECT VnLLGE. The S. B. l. S. will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Eames April
18th. Mr.. Hosea B. Littefeld, who has
been in the woods for the winter with his
horses, arrived home last week. Mr..
Horace L. Gould will go to Boston and
Lynn on business next week. Mrs Belle
Erskine and Master Harry were guests OF
Ii
day and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Clifton
Eames and son have arrived home from
Stockton Springs, where Mrs. E. spent the
winter with her parents. The ball at the
Grange Hall last Thursday evening was well
attended. Mr.. S. S. Wood and Mrs Phil
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heagan and Mr. and Mrs.
Eden Emerson of Frankfort were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Killman March 18th
STANDPOINT. The marriage of Mr. VIM
Q. Spinney of Belfast and Mrs. Dorinda A.
Richardson took place at the elegant home
of the bride Saturday evening, March 10Th
F. K. Daggett, Esq, performed the cere-
mony, with a few friends as witnesses. The
bride is the daughter of the late Dudley and
Polly Gilman and widow of the late VIM
Richardson and is very estimable lady
The groom is favorably known here having
lived here before going to Belfast. Their
friends extend congratulations :. Mr. Frank
French OF Boston was here recently for a
few days. Miss Jennie Homer of Bucks
port spent last week here with Mrs. Alex.
Black and family. Mrs. Zenas Grant was
called to Bucksport last Friday by the ILL
ness OF her daughter Mrs. Frank Grindle,
and family, of la grippe. Saturday morning
Mr.. Grindle passed away, leaving his father,
wife, son and niece all very ill. Their many
friends here offer sympathy in their trouble.
49,. Mr.. Granville Hartman is quite sick
with erysipelas. Mr.. S. l.. Hall had a
wood chopping March 18th. There were
eighteen and they did good job at the
wood pile and afterwards partook of sumpt-
uous supper prepared by Mrs. Hail. Hattie
Stevens has been canvassing this town for
room paper and curtains for earle & Jones
Belfast, and has taken good orders here.
We have been shown an apple raised by F
R. Daggett in 1896 that is perfectly sound
and bids fair to keep another year.