The Republican journal., 1898-03-17
lutN Correspondence.

red from last week
r-rd Putnam was i'll Bangor
week. to see how his wife is
at the hospital. Favorable
tn her friends here. Elmer
st his barn by fire, has not
about rebuilding at present
s.i Staples, who had his barn
-.- heavy snow on the roof in
las nearly repaired it people
ami gave him some help. ... Miss
-- Ntt.- friends turned out and gave
Monday evening. A fine treat
T. ...t tnd all had pleasant time
Hpatng visit to Boston and
Mrs Alfred Elliot is thought
some from her shock.
=N The Changers at Branch Mills,
Il -" Iye had lively time during the
Il vr 'ntest was planned TO increase
---.h-rship Horatio Nelson and
u-- hose sides and each party was
| as many az they could, and the
Nds beaten was to furnish an
-r. 4-r The contest resulted in
Jones side and they celebrat-
'ory last Thursday evening at
HALL About one hundred and
partUok of the supper and re-
tui time. The topic of CONVEX
stores is the prospect of war.
4WIn visited friends i'll Albion
".. 5.... John Black went to Bos-
10 work for his uncle, Thomas
frank Nutter of Camden visit
b Palermo last week, return
--,,g. The Ladies' Union Sew
u+- at Mir. James Knowles Tues
March 1st, and received about
Wesley Marden went to Bangor
7th on d visit, returning last
large body of snow Is on the
-aa many young trees are badly
~u by the weight Of snow. In
F1s there is eight feet of snow.
Wood bought a COW last week of
A-g The election of town officers
4s 4 ~ was hotly contested, and there
'7r1' question as to the validity OF
II iuijice of our first selectman. III
'r' F-rs asst, 50 for F. NJ. Adams and IS
Il -s44 Merriam The checklist show ed
II '''4-s rotests were made the moderator
Il -- ai-} Mr. Adams duly reelected. There
discussion in regard to the
llssioner The new law seems
Nfl little favor, and it was voted to
latter with the seectmen. 3. Mr.
1 Alalns and family from Massachu.
1 ar ting his brother, Mr.. F. NJ
H 4' Mr Siias Storer and wife return.
5day from a two months visit tC
+ dten II Boston and Warren, Mass
i latch of Camden is visiting hel
Vs. Louisa Winchenback ...... The
shop of n L. Simmons, last
rning, looked as though good
1 had exploded in it. Perley
hls horse there Friday evening
blended sociable at Vickery Is
oTse got loose and went on sucl
tear as is seldom seen. Shor
.ud-stone, tools and a score Of
N-ui INTO the general smash, while
N.ed profusely from a cut in one
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Georg,
covering from her recent ill
b-lger, one of Freeman Partridge's
'r work horses, had his foot badly
7Hly.. The young men in this vi
axe greatly interested in music a
Eugene Partridge plays the VIC
Fer harp, flute, fife and Jews harp
/ cartridge plays the violin, harmon.
| 'Fgan. Simie Littlefield plays the
and has lately made a banjo of ex
Dohe, Truman Lathrop is learning
FaS The violin. Willie Jacobs plays
N'lh and ACCORDION, Eddie Jacobs
amoourine, Herman Partridge has
cornet, and Clifton Ellis is al
Nd Nrummer... Mr.. Frank Crockett
1Ae selectmen, has been in the viii
w. SAng out reports this week. Mr.
w. staples is training fine Blue
H.. colt and expects her to make rec
OFF, lew years Standpoint parties
H. 'uelr hall to the Israelities to repeat
han. ana and farce recently given for the
'"7at Of the Sunday school and the Masoni,