The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-10-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

1sLEsBoRo. Elder P. o. Andrews, State
Missionary of the Association of the Church
of God in Maine, will hold meetings at the
ual hours
SEARsMoNT. The lecture by B, H. Ladd.
which was TO have been given at the Grange
Hall Oct. 9TH will be given next Saturday
evening at o'clock. QUAINT abacook Lodge,
F. Il A. NJ, will have its installation Satur-
day evening. The installation will be
public to invited guests and picnic supper
will be served. Chas. Plas ted has moved
into one of V. A. Simmons tenements and
is driving Mr.. Simmons team . E. A Jones
is painting his house.
LIBERTY. The gathering of apples in this
vicinity will occupy but a short portion OF
our time. There is not fifty bushels of APP
Piles with radius of one mile of this village
DR.. Clough and W j. Know lton, W no usual.
" harvest from three TO four hundred bar
rels each yearly, have not barrel each this
year, while volr scribe, who gathered one
hundred barrels two years ago, has but two
apples this year. They are of the Stark va
rety, We shall wrap them in tin foil and
place them in glass case....J. j. Walker
and wife are in New York....The supper
furnished the Masons by mine host Sanford
OF the Sanford House on the night of the IN
stailaton OF officers is highly spoken of by
all, and those who pretend to know say that
1T was the best supper ever gotten up N this
village. Miss Twitchell has AGAIN secured
the services Of Miss Edgley. the popular
milliner who was with her last summer.
Miss Edgley has been in Boston for the past
two weeks informing herself regarding
styles
Brooks. Several members of Hillside
Grange of East Thorndike, resident in this
village, made up blackboard party and
joined in the visit to Richie Grange of
Waldo, They are loud in their praises of
the hospitality OF their " aldo brothers and
Of the literary entertainment presented.
The following item has been hand I'd to us in
regard to the Chestn Wilkes horse, owned
by L. ID. Jellison of this place, Of whom
mention has been made in The journal
This class of horses is getting scarce in
Waldo county. He is six years old, stands
sixteen hands high, weighs eleven hundred
lbs, is a good roadster, and one of the best
walking horses in this town. -. Mrs Cora
Bowker Of Belfast has been visiting
her parent, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D Jelli-
son of this town. Elson Roberts Of New
Hampshire has been visiting his parents,
Mr., and and Mrs. w. H. H Roberts . Miss
Nellie Luce, who has spent several weeks
here, Went to South Gardiner Tuesday morn
ing. DR.. ?. E. Luce and Ned Edwards re-
turned Sunday from bicycle trip to Water
Vile, Capt. j. W. Bennett lust home
from New York, is busy adding an L and
wood SIZED to his cottage here. Mrs E. o,
Stantial is still an invalid and no better.
miss Alice L. Dow is at home from Bos.
ton with nice stock of goods and the latest
notions IN the millinery line. Mr., Dow.
who for several seasons has been agent for
the noted cape and cloak firm of Morris,
Biefeld & Co. of New York, is still han
ding their goods and finds them satisfactory
...B. F. Stantial and wife have returned
from trip to Boston. Mrs Martha E.
Luce OF Merrimac, Mass, is visiting her
brother, G. E. Lane. The Good Templars
Lodge had an excellent entertainment last
Saturday evening. A. M. Jones, the High
school teacher is the chief templar. Miss
Julia E. Penney is in Bangor attending a
sick lady. .Ellery Bowden, ESQ. of Win
terport was IN town on business the other
day....A. b. Stantial went to New Hamp-
shire last Tuesday on business trim DIR.
n. R. Cook has his new rooms over the most
office nicely fitted up. Almon S. Forbes is
happy man, for he can now get out on his
clutches and look over his farm and see to
his business. We noticed the team of
Joseph Ellis here the other day with load
OF dimension lumber. Mr.. Ellis has furnish
ed quite number of house and stable
frames for this village. May Miller and
May McTaggart left Monday for visit to
Irlends IN Massachusetts. Mrs. Sharon
Roberts, who has for a long time been an in
valid, is very i'll. -. Miss Bertha Luce has
taken the place of Miss Grace E. Dow, who
Is attending the Castine Normal School, in
Mr.. BOWS store. The Jackson sewing
circle and invited que SITS are to meet with
Rev. David Brackett and wife at their home
IN this village Thursday afternoon and
evening, Oct. 18th land a pleasant time is an.
tlcipated. Mrs. Rose 1. Perkins, who has
been very dangerously ill, is more comfort
able and hopes are entertained of her re-
covery.. Golden Crown Lodge, X. of P. are
to have supper for themselves and ladies
at their banquet room Tuesday evening,
Oct. 18th. The farm house of Joseph Rob-
erts on the Belfast road was burned We'd.
nesday morning about O'Clock. Loss
about $500; partially insured. Fred W,
Brown, Esq, is having his house repaired,