The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
deferred from last week. |

week by accluently bringing III IN contact
with escaping steam from the wash, boiler.
Although very sore and painful it is mprov-
ing. Mrs. Adel Seavey, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hester A Smart,
returned to her home in Au burn, Wednesday.
June Dist. Rev. A. P. Hatch and wife
called on Hezekah C. Chandler of Unity,
June 22d. Mr.. Chandler is in very poor
health. =. Rev. David Smith, who has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hester A. Smart,
returned to his home in South Brooksvile
Saturday. Mr. Smith attended the County
W. c. T. Z. convention of Unity and made
some very appropriate and interesting re-
marks. The North Troy Reading Club
was very pleasantly entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Rewbertie Whitney, Friday after
noon. The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Gertie Cook, Friday July 21st: topic,
The life of Miss Frances E. Willard. -. The
W. G. 7. u met at the home of Mrs A. S.
Tyler, Tuesday June 2Oth and elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Lucy Carleton; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs j. c. Lamb second vice president
Mrs, E. D. Sidlinger; secretary, Mrs. Gertie
Cook treasurer Mrs. George Tyler Woods
The next meeting will be with the president
in two weeks A lawn party is being
planned for the near future. Our white
ribhoners and others who attended the Waldo
Couaty W. c. 7. I. convention at Unity.
Thu sday, speak enthusiastically in its
praise The day meetings reported
very pleasant and the evening entertain
ment was highly satisfactory. The address
of Miss Ehie NJ. Littleteld was very inter-
esting and was appreciated by large and
attentive audience Excellent music was
furnished by local talent of Unity. Mr..
Everett Sidlinger met with painful acci-
dent while coming from Pittsteld Saturday
night. His horse was frightened at some
rocks and jumped, throwing Mr.. SldHnger
ont aud iniuring lis face and neck and badly
laceratlng his tongue. DR.. Cook Of Unity
was called to attend his injuries and was
obliged to take several stitches in his tongue.
He cannot at present raise his head from the
pillow.
UNITY. Misses sIyra and Annie, daughters
Of James Libby, Jr,, and Miss Ada, daugh.
Ter OF r NJ Berry, graduated from the Maine
Central Institute at Pittstield in the class of
'99....C. F. Whitney and Chas F. Murray
graduated from Kent Hill Seminary this
sea. ln.... Miss Leta NJ. Taylor graduated
from Coburu Classical Institute last week
Misses Nellie and Vivian, daughters of
James T. Taher, are at home rom Boston.
Miss Nellie IS a teacher of music, and her
sister is taking tile course of liberal art in
the Boston University ~ Miss Lois Narney,
who has been teachingiu Yorktown Heights,
y. Y, Is at home for vacation. James
Fl Cook is visiting his son in Portland.
Hezekiah c Chandler, who has been quite
sick " ith pneumonia, is recovering Charles
Bartlett met with painful accident recent
by. He was blowing a field, and the pillow
was thrown cut Of the ground in such way
that the point Int his loot making severe
wound TIE funeral of Mrs. Eta Corn
forth was held at her late home last Thurs
day afternoon, Rev. W, A Luce officiating
She leaves i husband, Fred Cornforth
and four children...F. n Fairbanks is
making great Improvements at Windernere
Park He has built new wharf, put 10 new
row boats on the lake and keeps live fish
in a car ready for making chowders at
moments notice. Teams to and from
trans Home raised cultivated straw berries
We're in the market June Is, and green peas
day or two later The children began picking
wild Strawberries June 19th....A very ell
j0yable Sunday school concert was given in
the church Sunday evening, June 18th.
The members Of the school marched in to
music Of the organ, filing down the side
aisles, and filing SIX pews. the following
Pastor; Scripture reading; I'd dress of well
come Edith Frost; recitation, Charlie Rey-
nolds shield exercise; recitation, Florence
Tay Ior singing, Beuah and Alberta Thomp-
son recitation, Lillian Wetzler; recitation
Bessie Ames; singing Lottie Thompson:
recitation, Frances Reynolds recitation,
Edith Webb exercise, Bible characters
recitation. Ettie Mains; singing. George
Tozer acrostie exercise; recitation, Edith
Hunt, recitation, Carroll Ames singing
Ada Bartlett, recitation, Guy Ames; reci
tation, Edmund Webb; Beacon Light exer-
else; recitation, Beulah Thompson; recita-
ton, Ora Thompson duet, Ora and Markie
----. The exercise were well car
ried out and each taught its lesson in an in
teresting way Mrs George Lincoln of
Everett, Wash, is visiting her brother, Hon
Crosby Fowler..... Dr. w G. Fuller is to
build new house on the road between the
village and the railroad station. The saw
mills of Bartlett & Chase and W. 81. j.
Moulton & Sons are busy on spool wood
orders for Pawtucket R. L.. The canning
of string beans was begun here in a small
way last season, with such success that
new building has been erected and prepa-
rations made for doing more extensive
business. The corn cannery is all ready to
handle the crop of this season when the
time comes. The acreage IS somewhat
larger than last year. The hay crop is
looking much more favorable than it did
early in the season, and nearly full crop
is expected 49,. The creamery is keeping up
its business and reputation, ana finds a
ready sale for It's butter at good prices.
Charles Cook and Crosby Fowler operate
private creameries at their farms Arthur
Thompson, wife and child of Everett, Mass,
Will spend the summer with his father, j.