The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-04-13

| PROSPECT VILLAGE. Miss Grace Partridge
of Belfast, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs 1. F. Gould, has returned home. The
S. B. l. S. will meet this, Thursday, after
noon, with Mr.. and Mrs. John F Libby.....
Miss BERTHE Thompson, who spent the winter
with her sister in Connecticut has arrived
home. There will be a sociable at the
Grange Hall this, Thursday, evening. All
are expected. -. Mr. Sanford Lane is in Bos
ton on business. Mr.. Charles Clark has
moved to Belfast Mr.. G. o. Hatch and L.
F. Gould were in Belfast last Thursday on
business. Mrs E. Curtis and daughter
Flossie are in Belfast for a short stay with
| friends.
WALDO. Emerson Elwel is quite sick.
Mrs. Susan Barnes has gone to Mass. to
visit her daughter Mrs. j. c. Littleheld
and her granddaughter, Miss Olive Marden,
left Monday for Boston. Mrs. Littlefeld
will return in about two eeks. Miss Mar
den will remain longer. j. H. Cilley, who
is working for J. E. Ellis in the MILL sawed
the end of his finger off last week. Fred
Rumney, who has been in the employ of G..
w. Barnes the past year, is contemplating
going to Massachusetts. r. E. Freem an
was in town last week on business The
roads are in very bad condition. team
breaks through at nearly every step.
MORRILL,. Rev. W. ". Oger held quar-
terly meeting services Sunday, April I'd, at
Morrill, in the forenoon and at Half Moon
Stream. Knox, in the aftern DON. The ordi-
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one candidate in Morrill, and upon seven in
Knox. At the latter place, 30 persons OBJ
| served the sacrament of the Lords supper.
go. Rev. A. D. Thibodeau preached his fare
well sermon here last Sunday from Matt. I;
90 1t was sermon which offered much
food for thought In the two years he has
endeared himself to all and will leave us
with the kindest regards of all good citizens
Mr. Charles Brown has bought the
stock and trade of Mr. Lewis W inchen bach
and will begin business this week at the old
stand under the Grange Hall. Mr.. Winchen-
| bach has been IN trade there eight years, is
in rather poor health, and pr opposes taking
long needed rest. The Morrill, Base Ball
| Club gave an entertainment at the Grange
| II all last Friday evening We were glad
to see Mrs. Henry Rogers out again, after
several week 8 illness. And, finally, we are
| glad that your CORES pondent is getting
about again after suffering since March LIST
with the grippe, bronchitis and several
| other maladies.
| CENTRE KNOXVILLE. E. E. Tasker and
| Etienne Clement have built a boat which
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! Solomon Palmer has gone to Lawrence,
| Mass. Frank ?. Bennett went to South
| Liberty last week and made some repairs on
Mr.. Leigher's mill Spencer Hamilton of
| Lowell, Mass, visited 4. Il. Kane last
week. ]. ]. Clement has accepted a posi-
! ton as superintendent of Jesse Frye's large
farm this season....In last weeks county
news it was recorded that a Attle son was
born to a happy Palermo couple, and its
weight was twelve pounds. Now, when
| some Palermo family welcomes the advent
of big, bouncing son we hope The Journal
| correspondent will be sure to give US its
! weight. -. r. H. Kane was in North Paler
mo on business the first of the week..
I Quite number of MIR. O. A. Ramseys
brother grangers and neighbOrs met at his
residence one day last week and sawed and
i split large pile of wood. MIR. Ramsey
has been i'll for long time, but at present
is more comfortable. The assessors made
/ their annual calls last week. Miss Frances
| |. William called on friends in Centre Mont
vile last week. Miss Maggie Thompson
has returned home from Massachusetts and
will teach the Searsmont village school this