The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-08

teachers District No 1. Miss Annie Mad
docks; No, 3, George Nado; No. 5, Davit
Dolloff; No. 6, Miss Sadie Cummings No. s
Hodgdon Buzzell; Nos, Miss Nellie W. bber
No. 10, Guy Twombly; No. II, David Curtis
Districts 2, 4 and are discontinued for thu
term. The teachers are all from Monroe
except Miss Cummings, who resides il
| Waldo.
WINTERPoRT. The W. c. T. U. gave
very interesting service Sunday evening
under the direction of Mrs. Florence Belche.
and Mrs. James Haley. The Epwortl
| League social was held at the home Of
Misses May and M attic Leason and it was
League were very pleasantly entertained
by their president, Mrs. II. D. Piper, one
afternoon last week. &C. W. Fernald is at
home for brief visit. Miss Edith Rogers of
Frankfort was the guest of her aunt. Mrs
George Snow, last week. Mrs. j. c..
Carleton has been quite ill but is improving.
Mr. Jennison Grant is very feeble.
The Hinterport seamen about whom much
anxiety was felt after the teri ible gale, have
all been heard from.
EAST SEARsMoNT School in district
No. began Nov. Dist under the instruction
of Ralph Howard of Montville. =. Mrs.
Percy Tower and two children of Centre
Belmont spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Mariner. Mrs. F. p.
Brewster of Belfast called on relatives in
this section Nov. 18th. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Packard spent Dec. LIST at f. P.
Mahouey's. Gilbert Mariner of Centre Bel
mont visited Albert Mariner Saturday
Mrs. Eta Berevage of Camden was in town
Nov. D. the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Arad H
M ahoney -. Mrs. L, G. Quinn left Friday
for Camden en- route for Eagle Island. She
spend few weeks at Carver's Harbor and
North Haven. During the recent heavy
snow storm flock of sheep owned by
David Young was left on the mountain,
| After the storm was over he went to gather
IN his flock and finding one missing began a
search After five days be succeeded in find
ing her under five feet of snow, alive and not
! in bad condition She had travelled around
under the snow until there was a beaten
track of several feet.
UNITY. The Ladies' Sewing Circle met
, with Mrs Chas. Taylor Dec. LIST. A goodly
number were present and had very
pleasant time. 1t will meet with Mrs.
Mary Whitney Dec. 10TH. Mrs. Frank
Chase is in very poor health. DR.. Dodge of
Troy attends her. Mrs. Marcellus Whitney
is quite sick. DR.. Whitney attends her.
DR.. W. G. Fuller was in town last week,
Mrs. Geo. Clark while going to church Sun
day stepped in hole in the side walk and
fell and fractured her sh oulder. 1t is a bad
fracture. DR.. Cook attends her and she is
doing as we'll as could be expected. Mrs
Fogg is gaining and can sit up some....
Melzier Stevens has bought the stand
owned by Samuel Kelley, but will not take
possession until spring. Mr.. Stevens has
moved IN with his brother, Quincy Stevens
for the wlnter... The entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall by W. A. Coles. impers o.
mater and ventriloquist, was very good and
quite well attended. Mr.. Cole is blind. , Mrs
Belle Palmer of Monroe was in town Dec. .
to inspect the W. K. c. She pronounced the
Corps in good standing and doing good
work for so small body. The books she
said were perfect. DR.. Cook went to
Newport last week. He is having a furnace
put in his house. Mrs. A. Il. Myrick has
been quite sick.
BROOKS Mrs. Fannie Twombly is at
home from oearsport, where she attended
Mrs Capt. Young, whom we remember as a
school girl by the name of Nettie Trundy.
Mrs. Twomhly is kept busy most of the
time with her duties as professional nurse
IL. S. Staples < Son sent on e of their
light sleigAs to Rhode Island recently, and a
New York gentleman seeing it was 50 much
pleased with it that he ordered one at once
which the firm shipped last Monday. Ike
allows that they can get up just as stylish
sleigh as can be found anyw here. II. d.
Jellson is at home from his trip to Boston
&C. f. Lane spent Sunday at home. He
is away most of the time. A B. Stantial,
" no vas called home by the sickness of his
son Lloyd, has returned to his business II.
/. Felker and Mabel Rose are teaching the
village schools Bin F. Stantial is at West
Brooks Harry Littefeld at South Brooks
and Bert Payson in East Brooks. Grace E.
Dow is teaching in Sebec. Inez Forbes and
Leila Simpson are not teaching this winter.
80. There is some ia X of Christmas enter
tanment here. They always get up a good
ONE. Stanley Roberts, who was shot re-
Gently while out hunting, is now about his
business, but Will always carry some of the
shot with him. DIR. A. E. Kilgore was
called to Belfast Saturday night by the i'll
ness of his uncle Henry -. Miss Irene Cook
was in town last week on visit. We We're
glad to see her. Grace Dow met Mr. q. S.
Bracket and daughter Gale in Newport re-
Gently and reports them well and prosperous,
which their many friends in Brooks will be
glad to hear. The apples are now being
packed and sent away. The price paid is So
per barrel. The young ladies of this viii
lage will give box sociable at 6. A. R.
Hall Tuesday evening Dec. 18th for the ben
etit. f the church fund. All ladies are cordial
ly invited to bring box. A good program
will be given, consisting of bean bags, pea
nut chase, etc. Admission five cents
Supt. E. A. Hall of the Maine Central r.
r. Co. in Belfast yesterday on bust.
ness.