The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-30
COUNTY CORRESPON DENCE.

WALDO. Edward Evans is still on the
sick list, bnt is improvng.... VIM. Barnes
is getting out lumber for a house. o.
G. Hussey has had his horse killed that
broke leg on the R. r. crossing at Brooks.
..More than ten per cent. of the horses
owned in this town have died within year.
With one or two exceptions they heve been
young and valuable horses. The School
committee will have a meeting Friday after
noon at the Evans school hous e.... Shedding
has been good and business lively the past
week Fitting up the years wood is now in
order.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. The S. B. l. S. will
meet March 30th with Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Colson. Miss Nora Emerson, who has
been dangerously i'll, is improving. She is
attended by Dr. o. S. Erskine Of Frankfort.
MIR. l. r. Gould was called to Brooks
March 18th to attend the funeral o. his
brother, Mr.. Chas. Rey noids. Horace L.
Gould of Boston, W no has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l. f. Gould, returned
last week. Mrs. E. Curtis and Mrs. C.
Clarke went to Belfast last week shopping.
WI. SudIic II. lIiot lSutIu SPtue ldSb
Sunday with friends in Belfast. -. Mr. Cliff
ton Eames has arrived home with his team
from Kingman.
MORRILL, Quarterly meeting services at the
church next Sunday, Rev A D. Thbodeau
has been sick the past week and under the
care of DR.. I. n. Pearson. Mr.. Willard
Rich principal of Freed ON Academy, was in
town last Saturday Frank Brown who is
at work in Islesboro, was at home for
short visit last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. I. \. Pearson was at church last Sun
day Tor the first time since her accident...,
Mr.. j. Webb of Unity IS III F. A. Greys for
few weeks.... Mr. John Berry has been
visiting in Boston, Mass, the past week ,...
Roscoe Cross sold pair of teers to Zadoc
Shibles last week. He has 90 head of cattle
left, mostly steers. Mr.. Israel Woodbury.
went to Embden last week and bought a
fine young thorodgh bred Hereford from the
herd of A. J. Libby. He is 10 months old.
Mr. " oodbury bought him for nis son A j.
God bury Mr.. Asa Ste Wart has been at
home the past fortnight sick with ID grippe.
Thayer and wife Of Frankfort We're in town
last sunday calling on the sick G. @.
Clarke was VERY glad to see the boys Of
South Branch Grange asJ week at his house.
They came with axes and saws and made
big hole in his woodpile, MIR. Clarke wishes
to thank them all Jhrou gh The journal, as
he and bis family have been sick for some
time. Mr.. Wilson Clarke of Lynn, Mass,
who came here 10 barry his W fe, has return
ed TO Lynn, where he has EN- ployment......
Mr.. Seth knoWlton has recovered from tie
injury done to ms leg and ankle anA was at
the Corner Sunday. Professor Meal and
Melvin Clarke will start th cir Punch and
judy show III about three weeks....A dele
cation from this place visited Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Brown of Belfast last Saturday and
report most enjoyable Tune There was
music and singing until 10 o'clock, when
ice cream, cake, oranges nuts, candy and
sandwiches were passed around. All re-
turned home at late hour well satisfied
with their vsit..... The Naples weather
prophet who predicted a terribly dark day be-
tween the 18th and oath must have been mis-
taken.
WATERFORD. At the annual meeting of
the Winterport Free Library the following
officers were elected; A. F. Carlton, Pres ;
E. NJ. Hall, Sec; Fred Atwood, Treas; F.
W. Haley. Trustee. Mrs. killman of Pros
pect is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Freeman. Timothy B. Fellows is at home
from the Boston University for his vacation
Little Miss Mary Noyes of Vinalhaven
is visiting her cousins, Misses Stella Taniter
and Belle Thayer. The little Misses Sew
ing Circle met with Miss Nita hill last Satur-
day Afternoon. MIR. and Mrs j. A Annis of
Camden visited his sister, Mrs. F. C, Young
last week. Miss Sophie b. Chase is at
home Tor visit OF few weeks. Capt. HI.
F. Sproul made flying trip home last week.
He is about buying a new vessel for the
Mexican coastlng trade. Roy L. Fernald
IS at home for whlle... Harry Dorr was
at home for few days last week. Mr..
james Freeman received telegram Mon
day announcing the death of his uncle.
Lorenzo Rowell in Maiden. Mr. Rowell
was an old and highly respec ted citizen of
this place for many years His remains
will be brought here for interment.
SEARsMoNr. Mrs. Sarah Wilson and
daughter of Camden We're guests of Mrs
Lucy Bean last week -. Mrs. James Fuller
has returned from a three weeks visit in
Boston,. Philip Handley of Thomaston
was the guest of David Craig March 21st.
Colby Moore and wife of Rockland visited
friends in town last week 80. Mrs. B. B.
Toothaker of Belfast was in town last Sun
day....J. f. Burgess and wife of Camden
were in town Sunday. Percy Leathers of
Bangor was the guest of \ lbert Toothaker
last week. I'D. W. Farrar, mother and chill
dren, passed last Friday with friends in APP
peton. John Thompson and wife of
Augusta were in town Saturday and Sun
day. 80. Rev. Fl. E. Frohock has been trans
ferred to the New York Central Conference
and has moved to his appointment at Penn
Yam, N. VA very pleasant event took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Mariner March oath, when Bliss celebrated
his fifth birthday by giving party to eleven
of his little friends. Cake, ice cream and con-
dictionary were served. :. Joshua Rivers
contracted for the towns poor March 25th
and now has five of them at his home....