The Republican journal., 1899-11-02

h. L.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis |
Winchenbach visited relatives in Prospect
last week -. The village schools, taught by |
Misses Myrtle Mitchell and Grace Hall of
Belfast closed this week.. Rev. Geo. s.
Hills occupied the pulpit last Sunday; text,
Cor. 1923.
PROSPECT ERRY. Jason Grant of Orono
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heagan one
day last week. George and Linwood
Brow visited their brother Nathan in Bel
fast last week. Mrs. Abbie Brown and
Mrs. Thomas Heagan visited friends in Win
terport last week.. Herman Avery is
clerking for F. M. Mooney & Co. in Bucks
port. Capt. W. 81. Hartman and his
brother Lester left for Boston Oct. 3Oth to
join their vessel SCH Wesley NJ Oler.
TROY. Mr.. Philo Estes, an cid resident of
Troy, passed away on Oct. 9th. He he 1
been an invalid long time. "A rainstorm
prev allied here last Saturday and Sunday
and was very welcome. Water is very low
in most of the wells in this vicinity Miss
Ethel Pierce has gone to Boston for a course
of study in a commercial college. She will
be missed very much, and her place in the
Christian Endeavor Society will be hard to
fill. :. Misses Emily and Julia Brown, and
Miss Morton of Jackson visited the High
school last week. The High school closes
this week. 1t is hoped the services of Mr..
Bartlett will be retained, as he is a most
successful teacher. Mrs. Nj. G. Parsons
has gone to Augusta, for few weeks....
Beniah Harding is making business trip to
Pittsfeld and Bangor this week. Clyde
Harding is spending short vacation from
his work in Boston with his mother....
Elmer Hillman is home from Auburn for a
short vacation. .. Minnie Hillman and EVE
Moore are at home from Knox, where they
have been teaching Mrs. David Piper
spent few days in Belfast recently.
CAMDEN. Fred d. Aldus received very
painful and serious accident Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 18th, about o'clock. He
was painting James Schwartz house, on
High street, when the staging broke and he
with Mr.. Schwartz and Scion Bramha]l fell
distance of about 20 feet. Mr.. Aldus right
arm was broken just above the wrist, two
toes were broken, his forehead cut quite
severely his right knee and left elbow badly
bruised and he received internal injuries.
The other men were badly shaken up, but
escaped serious injuries. ... W. G. Alden of
this place and Edward Hunt of Bangor
erty last week. Tuesday they shot seven
woodcock and two partrldges, Wednesday,
nine woodcock and four cartridges, and
Thursday they discovered in the alder
bushes the body of a large deer, which it is
thought was shot before the time was off
and which, in all probability, the gunner did
not dare to take home. H. NJ. Bean, the
shipbuilder, and j. R. Glover drove to Lib
erty Thursday to indulge in little fishing
expedition and captured 10 large pickerel
averaging l = pounds piece.
CENTRE KNOXVILLE. The buildings on the
Chas. B. Hustus farm, occupied recently by
Loren Blake and family, were found TO be on
fire at midnight Oct. 23d. Mr.. Blake saved
most of his effects and thought himselff ortu-
nate to have escaped the flames with his
family. There was no insurance, and the
origin of the fire a mystery. The same
NJ tlel2 utAl IttlBuDOT, Z. bdcnGlCeF,
had one harness and parts of another stolen
from his barn....E E. A. Sprowl is rapidly
coming to the front as practical farmer
Re raised this year on a scant acre and
half 100 bushels of sound, bright ears of
corn,... The schools III town closed last
week. Loren Blake and wife have moved
into Ralph Howard's house. Miss Cora Po-
land Off ~
80. .Chas. Owen and wife of Belfast We're at
L. S. Hatch's last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs J
w Wentworth are visiting friends in Pitts
field. Miss Lu Carter returned to Belfast
last Thursday. She has been attending Gar
diner Berry, upon whom DR.. E. A. Wilson
performed an operation for appendicitis. Mr.
Berry was confined to his bed only two
We eks.
THoRND1KE. Edwin T. Reynolds of Unity
owns handsome three-years-old stallion in
Harbineer by Harbnger, dam Vannie R., by
Roccoson of Empire by Gen. Knox. Har-
bineer is CHESTNUT stands IL hands high
weighs 1850 pounds and has a nice DISPOSE
ton. Mr. Reynolds bred this colt and has
good reason to be proud of him. So. William
Gerrish of Unity owns matched pair of
carriage horses, well mated, and hand
some team, in Harry L., by Gen. Withers,
Jr., dam by Godfrey Patchen, Chairman by
Ledo, dam a Messenger mare. They are
both brown geldings, 16 hands high and
weigh 1,1C0 pounds each. William Austin,
South Brooks, owns the two-year-ol stall
lion Siroc Wilkes by Baby Wilkes, dam by
Wedgewood Siroc Wilkes weighs 800
pounds, stands 10 hands, is bay in color
and one of the handsomest otis to be found
in Waldo county E. E. Lancaster of
Milo has handsome horse in Maxmalon,
Jr., by Maxmalo. This stallion is four years
old, jet black stands 16 hands high and
weigh 1900 pounds. He took second pre-
MUM at the Eastern Maine State fair this
fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Howard of
Montvile were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Peter Harmon, Oct. oath. :. Miss Flora
Farnham is stopping with sister, Mrs. Lou
Sparrow Mrs. Jane Rich was the guest of
Mrs. E. z. Webster last Tuesday. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gary of Lincolnvile were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Monroe last
week.. Mrs. Frank Cunningham visited
Mrs. Rebecca Files Oct. 25th. . Mr.. and