The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-02-02
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week |

here again Feb 9TH. . Mrs. Bets ey Cunning
ham is boarding with Wayland Hail..
Grant Rogers, Esq, of Richmond delivered a
temperance lecture in the church her e
Thursday evening, Jan Goth. II Asa Sawyer,
who has been stopping at home few days,
has returned to his work.
PROSPECT FERRY. Miss Clara Griffin of
stockton is visiting Miss Emily CHM Mrs.
w. H. Hartman went to Boston last week
TO spend few days with her husband.
Lester Hartman arrived home from Boston
last week to spend a week with his family.
~...M Mrs. Fannie Batchelder and Mrs Anna
@ Hartman visited Mrs. George Brown in
Frankfort recently. Miss Jennie Avery
OF Lewiston spent last Saturday and Sun
day with Miss Faustina Harding
STOCKTON SPRINGS. The officers of
Pownal Lodge were publicly installed last
week by e. j Wentworth of Searsport A
large company were present. REGULATIONS by
Mrs. Manon Dickey, Miss Filth Gri fin,
Miss Edith Fletcher. Miss Addie Crockett,
Miss Aida Shute and Miss Grace Merriman
Music by the choir. Supper served as usual.
MI and Mrs. Isaac Griffin celebrated the
sixty second anniversary Of their marriage
Thursday, January 10th. E F. Staples
bought the stock of Mrs. n S. Twiss and is
Sc ling the goods at half price. Miss Laura
VI arden has gone to Medteld Mass, to
spend few months ... Mr. Harry Hichborn
sni Miss Alice May Croker were married
January 18th. Their many friends wish
2 hem a long and happy life. Miss Ger
rude Pendleton has returned from West
.0ro. Mass, where she has been stopping
several months
palermo. Frank Wood Of North Palermo
ias carried the United States mail from
North Palermo to this village for fourteen
years and lost but very few trips during
ins TIME. William Osgood has bought
'Iece 3f wood standing of Hannah Cain, to
~'ut Into stove wood. . An effort is being
made by Mayo Nickerson to establish a
Temperance Society at the Cars Corner
,choolhouse. He intended to organize last
Wednesday evening, but there We're not
4npugh present to Effect an organization
and Ire will try again this week, Wednesday,
... Edward Wood and family have gone to
SoarSmant for few weeks. He is at work
for Ass father cutting lire wood aud viii fl
, ,2r the stove....J John Carr has gone to
week W lbe Kenuebee river cutting Ice, sud
jas 0ie l4~ gone to Phpsburg to remain
evhil- ap IS 4way.... Cora Goodwin went to
CAh-rty ead Nouyville last week, returning
lone Saturday
Monroe Mrs Cooper has gone TO New
Jersey. be. former residence, to look after
size Fac ais 9i ler house ana visit lrienls....
Jhe as are gaining aud there are no new
,As-. ii "Trip in the village. The shedding
s. VINE sna large loads Of logs 60 to the mill
laily ~ ae sawed The church socable met
asst w4ek with Mrs Blanche Nealley....
Moure- Yeople are glad TO see by the pa
pers mat II. r. Dawson is not afraid to
speak out at Augusta, and for the towns in
crest Large quantities Of ice have been
harvested from the Monroe stream. -. Mr..
" B. T. Twomby is doing well with his
broken leg .... The drama entitled Joe
Huggles, OF the Girl Miner" was given at
She Town Hall last Thursday evening, fol-
lowed by d social dance. Rev. John Blair
5 now able to attend the evening services
They have Bible studies every Thursday
evening and they very interesting.
tHNTRE LINooLNvILLE. Leland Sherman
WAS at home from Mass. for a few days last
week The Lincolnville Dramatic Company
are making preparations for a drama, which
Will be presented in the near future. The
entertainment given at the Town Hall Fri
lay evening was well attended. Clam stew,
zee cream and cake were served. The
receipts for the evening We're over so
.... very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of j. S, Mullin, Wednesday when
tine pupils Of the Centre school under the
instruction of MIR. Mullin, and those OF the
IoUL Etown school under the instruction Of
Miss Edna Lamb, met, About - were
resent, at hutl pupils and parents Sing
NJ. recitations, declamations and playing
games acre INDUCED in by both young and
ald Mixed candies, popcorn, peanuts and
apples We're served. Mr. Mullin read
poem oil welcome to the scholars which was
happily responded to- also in rythmical
measure. by Master Arnie Knight The
" plls went away well pleased with the
evening" entertainment, returning many
5hanks to their kind teachers.
MONROE CENTRE. Morning Light Grange,
HI nuroe. entertained Granite Grange, North
Searsport Saturday evening, Jan. ID, by
special Invitation. The evening being fine,
she sleighng good, there was large attend
ance. The Grange was called to order aud
the officers duly installed by Bro. Dur
ham AT recess an excellent supper was
serred and the young folks played the
goed Old fashioned games. The Grange was
again called to order, and the following
program was finely rendered.
Singing by the choir
Address Of welcome, Mamie Weber
Response by A. Stinson
Recitation Janet Fairbanks
Song aud encore, Nellie Ryder
Recitation, Myrtle Peavey
Song, Chrssie Clements
Dialogue, Before and Behind the Scenes
Song Mrs Brier
Defamation. Clifton Moore
Song, Annie York
Song, Walter Fairbanks
Dialogue, Tie Burglar Alarm,
Song, Lizzie Weber
Bro. Clifton Moore favored us with an
other defamation by special request. Bro.
Trnpdy of Granite Grange also favored US
with A song and encore The labors of the