The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-06-29
The News OF Brooks.
Ina from last week. |

5'% ,orlay and Sunday
. ca ,,nber from this place went on
o-..ou to Maranacook last Saturday
e has heavy pair of team horses
" seu. as he has others that can
.tsprA
r Pirh is busy at work at his new
i He is quite carpenter himself,
'b.se-'t.
.ranrpr has set watering TIL b at
' the Hall hill, which will be a
.srate 20 the travelling public.
.... Lang recently returned from
W. aud ia 40 much improved that
-s''' .-.. .l9 the work for her family.
.,.sy evening service was held in
HAIL and Rev. F. S. Dolliff gave
....Issrul talks to the young people.
CRAM, one of our oldest resi-
U,au in poor health for some
-....usw able to get out and work
AS j nag Of Lowell, Mass, has been
Inns ness and pleasure trip. He
t.- homestead of his father, the
.--u Zones, on Sprout Hill, so-called.
pt4 REYNOLDS has returned from
....f3 where she visited her daugh-
,.-5 .r. -7 Bailey. She enjoyed her visit
and .oues home in the best of
s r.its,
...,.I gave 4 concert Monday evening,
. .pd the music was certainly of a
-.-r The band played from the
..-..i the church tower, over fifty
.-.... -1aumi-
I... .aue months and is in such a
5. 4au that he requires constant
... Nr- Austin, who has been very
.- .ns .re, is again Frustrated.
.. lines Hey has been very danger
tie death of her brother, Ev-
.r.. rfe shock of his sudden death
.. .uust too much for her to bear,
..- os4n mentally unstrung. She
.- .- upl improved and there are
-- n-rteet recovery.
-itjon was sent from here to
HejdIug reception of Henry
qul wife of Swanville. Mrs.
uawn here as May Miller,
is at her old home, and their
.-- lw her to the . new home
.-. -pared for her.
Grammar school, Mr.. S. W.
aFal, closed June 10th, after
.. term of ten weeks Mr. Pea
4-r md experienced teacher,
-a. aud painstaking in his work.
....4f rAt absent one day were Della
1 IS Michaels, Julia Day, Eliza
..- -vI Stantial, Berton W, Gibbs.
H J. ..-r-1ll and wife have the sympa-
t .,ommunity in their loss by death
5r,t son. Willie, bright lad of
...1e-f WARS. He died Of quick con-
, . and was sick about two months.
..-a was held at the West Brooks
1G. sunday afternoon, Rev. David
t0-, dOi+ting Kind friends brought
r.-i.u Of flowers and the village
appropriate selections. Mr.. and
d feel very grateful for the
.r-- their neighbors during the pain
sl-.s Vt their son.
H.rl NJ Ahuer F. Smith took place
tsu I'd East Knox June 14th. The
-, srv'.- vas conducted by Rev. F. S.
L 11ral gifts were many and
5H}rg them were a wreath Of
Nee r4 the employees of Gordon &
If ferns and carnations, Mr..
IT Gordon; crescent of carna-
f -.uaX, Mrs. A. F. Smith wreath
it-- and Easter lilies, from chill
LAST. a, aud Belfast; stand of Easter
.- truie Dickey; pillow of roses
rm bis grand children, MI and
.,. sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
tr 4uI Mrs. Fred Byers, Misses
Leila sheldon: bouquet of
at.- from his great grand chill
and Edna Sheldon,
#a reunion of Co. F, 4th Maine
.f Vas held in Brooks June 18th, it
-,-'y-eighth anniversary of its
.. r.. United States service. The
.as mpany was the Brooks Light
a Va b served in the so-called
Val Of 1899, James S. Huxford
sf and Andrew d. Bean LIST lieu
'ae 80 -le outbreak of the rebellion the
al. Ns- reorganized from entirely new
sle -pt the two officers above
f who reversed their official rela-
alt Bean becoming captain and
~ T'nTd lst Lieutenant OF the new COM
-l4fI W tlb tllliStttl HUN blo0hb
''t.7-niiug towns among the boys of
Jay ~ the one hundred and two non
A's-' ned officers and privates of the
#ly oniy fourteen were over thirty
ny aSe. while fifty-four were from
--r"A 'p twenty-five years old. At the
5-l Run. that first trial of strength
weep 'u= opposing forces, the company
'' .7 Ulcers. Capt. Bean was wound
'e q as Employed afterward during the
N .q79st marshal i'll Belfast. Lieut..
''' received several injuries which in
atsH Liza from further service, and
" -trtes II. Burd of Belfast was
N'A Au'i taken prisoner with four
thr company. Among the non
-s u@d officers were two boys from
lage who were destined to lead
.H AnF az a lighting organization.
'.5 George g. Davis and Albert n.
sitter Bull Run Davis was promoted
7Aaat aud commanded the company