The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-06-15
County Correspondence.

OS'AOAeANOA VAAs1
ease in any form. He has prepared a lini-
ment and people will see Mr.. Browns advt.
in the near future in The Republican Jour
nal. "A delegation from Prospect will visit
Mr.. L. Brown next Saturday.. IS. L. Ward
is getting better. Freedom Ward of Ban
gor was in town last week collecting money
for a sewing machine company in Bangor.
Frank Patterson was IN town Sunday.
Mr. Gabriel Brown is going into the hen
business extensively ......Mell Clarke and
wife visited in Belfast last Saturday.
KNOX. Ruth. widow of the late Chas
Elliott, died June 9th at the residence of
her son, VIM. D. Elliott. The funeral
services were at the house Sunday at p. m,
Rev. D. Bracket officiating and the inter-
ment was in the East Knox cemetery. Mrs.
Elliott was one of our Oldest and most re-
spected citizens. The funeral services of
Pearl the only daughter of Samuel and
Martha Tilton, who died last winter, were
held at the Knox Baptist church Sunday,
June 18th, Rev. 81. W. Abbott of Liberty
officiating. Harry Foster is still canvass
ing for fire kindlers and pie forks. He is
now in the town of Palermo. Fred How
ard and wife of Belfast were at Job Vose's
over Sunday. Vose and Penney are press
ing hay. Prescott Shibles, who lost his
buildings by fire few weeks ago, is build
ing new barn. Mrs. Achsah Freeman is
in very poor health. =. Frank Penney of
Freedom and Miss Belle Vose of Knox were
recently married. and the same is tUre of
Walter Gerald of Canaan and Frances Vose
... Rain is much needed.
| PALERMO. The schools in district No. 3
observed Memorial day by erecting flag
pole aud raising the flag Following is the
| program: The Meaning of the Day, Vena
Parmeter; rec. Jennie Chadwick; rec,
| Florence Black; rec, Lester Nelson COM
| position, The Flag, Gertrude Henry; Me-
mortal day exercise, three scholars; rec,
Hattie Jordan singing. Our Country Free,
Gertie Henry, Jennie Chadwick and Vena
Parmeter; rec, Philip Bolton rec, Mabel
Nelson; Object of the Flag. by the teacher,
| Monte Turner; singing, America, by the
| scholars and citizens and furling the flag
with three cheers from the crowd. Frank
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| last week on business Will Jordan is
| digging a cellar for his new house. San
| ford Greeley and his mother went TO Angus
ia last week :. Children s day was observed
by a concert Sunday evening at Ford's Cor
ner. a horse owned by j. Bailey broke
through the floor in the barn and was hurt
so badly it is feared that it will die .. A
| eating Indian poke. The road commission
ers are looking after the roads and making
improvements in many of them.
CENTRE L1NCoLNv1LLE. Charles Hill of
Stoneham, Mass. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson Hall, and will board there during
the summer months. Ohm Daley and
wife of Camden visited at E. T. Churchills
Saturday and Sunday. III Mrs. Julia Nichols
and Mrs. Amanda Catlin OF Searsport
visited at E. B. Politics. this week -. Miss
Ella Pottle, who has been at home from
Medfield, Mass, has returned there. Miss
Gusse Mathews is at home from Midway,
Mass, for vacation. Ed Levenseler is at
home on visit, after an absence of two
years. Mr.. W G. Dodge and Mr.. George
ROLAND OF Haverhill, Mass, are guests at
James Moody q. A. Moody and wife of
Lewiston are visiting at Roberts Moody's.
wv L. Hussey, general agent for the
celebrated d. NJ. Osborn Machines, spent
last Friday with the local agent, w Nc
Kinney, who has nice stock on hand 80.
Hattie Hool1e visited her sister, Mrs G. G.
Hemenway, in Searsmont, last week..
Mrs Piper Knight and son spent few days
last week with relatives in Rockland Miss
Flossie Young is spending few weeks at
home. Will Mckinney has a nice line of
carriages and harnesses. All in want of
one should give him call before buying
&c. d. Spaulding and wife have opened
the Summit House on Mt Batty. -. Will
X night is building new stable
PITTsFIELp. Elisha Shaw of Newport and
his daughter, Mrs. Bessie Hunt of Los
Angeles, California, were in town last Fri
day calling on friends, and went from here
to Burnham. Lon Sanderson went on a
fishing trip recently to Austin pond This
pond is situated ten miles above Brighton
and is said to be fine fishing ground ... DIR.
F. j. Taylor read paper at the recent Medi-
cal convention in Bangor on the Therapeutics
of Whooping Cough. There were 100
graves of old soldiers decorated on Memorial
Day by Stephen Davis Post of this town
Two fought in the Revolutionary War, % in
the war of 1872 and the remainder in the
civil war. The dedication of the new Uni
versalist church will occur on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, June q. 1t is ex-
pected to be grand affair, as it is one of the
finest churches in the country. The
Baccalaureate sermon before the graduating
class of the Maine Central Institute was
given by Rev. A. W. Anthony of Lewiston
last Sunday. The music was by double
quartette led by DR.. E. A. Porter. The grad
uating exercises will occur Thursday, 18th.
Drs 7. M. Griffin, F. j. Taylor, E. A. Porter
and W. G. Marden attended the Maine Medi-
cal Association meeting in Bangor last week
49,. Frank Lawton. a former student of NJ. G.
l., and later lawyer in Norridgewock, was
in town recently and left here for Colorado.
go. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Davis recently made
calls on old friends in Palmyra and Hart
land. -. On account of the non-arrival of
pipes and shafting the new creamery has
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