The Republican journal., 1899-10-19

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NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS Miss Bertha
Partridge is at home from the Normal school
al Castine for a few days, and is accompan-
led by her friend, MISS Mary Littleteld of
the class of 1900, Mrs S. &. Idttletield and
her daughter Helen We're thrown from their
carriage near the LEROY Nickerson place in
Searsport one day last week. They were
injured quite badly, bat are improving now
.... Capt. j. NJ. Grant was thrown from his
horse one day recently and injured his
shoulder quite badly Mr.. Truman Lath-
rop visited friends IN town recently "A
little company gathered last Saturday even
ing for musical at MI Freeman Partridge's.
Mir. A bion Larrabee Of Prospect was present
with his cornet aud drum. Percy Partridge
played the violin Miss Bertha Partridge the
organ, and there We're two harmonious, Mr.
Larrabee has never played in this vicinity
before He Is d good musician. with long
experience, ana his efforts were much appre-
Grated. He has promised us the benefit Of
his band some evening soon.
TROY The threshng machines are busy
IN town. Grain is showing a fair crop.
Walter Halves of Chelsea, Mass has been
the guest of his brother. T W. Hawes, the
past week.. Charles jackson of Albion
visited relatives in town recently. Mrs. c.
S. Longley. who Las spent several weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l. B Hard
ing, will return to her home in Boston this
week. Miss Genie Ward, who was obliged
to resign her school on account of i'll health
is quite well again. There have been sew
eral cases of typhoid fever in town, but all
are now convalescent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, evangelists, are holding a series
Of meetings in the Bagley Hill school
house 1t il said that Lewis B.
Harding has harvested a thousand bushels
of onions this season from one acre Of land
Mi Harding is thorough farmer aud be-
leves in farming for profit. Rodney Whit
aker. who has been invalid for long
time, is gaining very rapidly now. Mrs
Emma Bagley is also improving in health.
LIBERTY The two little Gunby girls who
have been spending the summer with their
their home in Tampa. Florida They were
accompanied by Misses Madge ana Kittie
Walker, who VIII spend the winter with
Hon Ned Gunby ..... Two deer and no men
have been shot in town this week, though
til law as interpreted by some gives each
person the right to shoot one deer and two
men IN Waldo county during the month Of
npt W l,
business in Boston Saturday Mrs Bernice
Morse Of Bath Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L.
l.. Prescott. Mrs. A. f. Sanford spent the
past week with friends in Unity "A. Stin-
son Of North Searsport, the guest of j. O
Johnson visited George River Grange last
Wednesday evening and made some whole
some remarks for the good of the order. 800.
W j. Knowlton and 6. F. Stevens both ex.
bibited fine calves at the Washington town
fair. Knowlton's calf, seven months old.
grted feet inches and weighed S55 lbs.
Stevens was only five months Old and
weighed few pounds short of 800 Can any
one in the State beat them p? Ellis Berry of
Troy was in town Saturday and Sunday.
PROSPECT. joseph Brown of Monmouth
is visiting his father, Gabriel Brown.I. F.
Gould and wife have returned from visit
to relatives n Boothbay Nearly every one
you see now inquiries if you have seen any
deer, and the strange part of it is that among
the number some who probably have
not fred a gun for 20 years and never intend
to try again, and it is quite sure they could
not hit barn door at 80 yards But they
talk as glihly about shooting deer as the
best marksmen. 1t is impressed into some
people here that some very intelligent deer
Is going to take pains to let some poor hum
ter take them real easy. But the record so
far as heard from in Waldo county is
Murch Clark, Prospect one doe, and a
Young Alley of Frankfort, one deer shot on
Mt Waldo. There are hearsay reports of
one big buck IN Belfast and another in Mon
roe. George HoWes, wife and daughter of
Dixnont visited A, Il. Norton recently...
Nathan Jellison of Sebee visited relatives in
town last week and held a meeting at the
George settlement schoolhouse with a good
attendance. A. r. Norton is moving to
Dixmont. Percy F. Partridge has gone to
Birchville, some 80 miles above Bangor, to
work for the Perkins brothers getting spool
birch. -. Miss Lucy Dockham of Frankfort
is visiting Miss Alberta Donayer in Pros
pect Josiah and Lemuel NJ cody went into
the woods near Mt. Katahdin Iron Works
last week. Ernest Robinson of North Sears
port is at work for Herbert Black. -. Pros
peCt has lost quite large number of towns
men and stone-workers on account of the
Union and scab job, mixed with dagoes fool
shness and trying to mind somebody else's
business. 1t rubs the farmers here badly to
have so many gone from town with their
families. There is only just pattern on
farms and stone-workers' places to do the
chores and keep them along at best ana but
few young men are among us now. All are
gone, and when anything happens, such as
sickness or disability, the place will have to