The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-26
-ouNTY CORRESPONDENTS


zee church. Henry Nlngate died
aud the funeral services were
~, AoHSe the 18th. conducted by Rev.
-- ii Brooks. The &. A. K. at
budy..., Miss Maud Kicker has
wm Boston, where she was en-
uL the Winter.... Mr. Hanson
t'Mu> is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
f. sateh
l., NJ Bryant and son Everard
-.Dh list....S Sadie Cummings. who
VERY sick, is improving Miss
IS H1us is at home from Pittsfield.
iprtilla Harding is at home from
-tIck from a few weeks stay.
Nt>. w. l. Neal of Pittstield are Wis
..,l, in town. Mr., and Mrs. A. }.
TIE al home from West Virginia,
fees spent the winter. They report
a.pa>ant visit. Joseph Gerry of
erecting new buildings on the
Nrues place,
u,T VILLAGE. The 5. b. |. :. were
"a Thursday afternoon, April 10, at
Han by Mrs. Ellie Ward, and
rtaned May sd by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lindsey,
-. Nillnan, Mrs. Alice Haley and
'-' hlllnan are among the sick ...
laIey will return to Seal IIarbor
ru teach a school. -. Mrs. Clara
. ideu, Mass, and Mr. Fred Nolen
Yf We're guests of Chas. II. Lit
lie last sunday. Miss Flosse
lpme from Belfast on d vacation.
T. Curtis has been drawn as
Fred Doekham and b. Blanch-
-r valuable COW last week e..
here from Stockton with his
Hn- lp the farmers fire wood.
FERRY. Mrs. Emma Luke en-
r Ladies ircle last SATURDAY.
nri y-tive We're present and very
Uug was passed. Refreshments
al ten o'clock. Miss Ruby
irk with the measles 49, Miss
man arrived home from Bos-
a1. She left her mother, Mrs.
..Criman. at private hospital. and
ronds hope HAT the treatment
Wore successful H. :. Ordway
gud> here. Mrs. \. j. lleagan
3-or. shopping, last Monday....
NlrMahan is keeping house for
Libby OF Prospect Marsh
has gone to Mass. to visit her
Mrs, Grace Mute. Several from
rjruded church at Bucksport last
Jev. r f, Jones gave a very in
uon
.iI. William W. Anderson of
\, H.. arrived in town April
ness. and remained Il few DAYS.
ISkne and wife attended the
OF Good Ielnplars in Bangor
Mrs w A. Hall returned from
ng hospital April 18th, much I'M
hralth....F NJ Poland. who has
me- Theological school in Bos-
-t winter, returned home for a
.t>t week \ few OF the friends
Nem Ia his place saturday at-
l,H1t some wood at his door. His
ploNed in caring for his wife. who
IAo~r Intending to teach in the
ihi~ spring are requested To be
Nuutyille, April 18th, at r NJ,
atiou Elmer +. Hall has sold
Tor tn William Anderson.
WlE. Miss Augusta Nckerson
her twelfth birthday April eth
May NickerSon. who is only ten
nvtrd her to spend the day with
uddea birthday cake, frosted il with
nd made a border and the word
littlr candies across the centre
w. Nickersun il, al home from
few days. Mr.. j. W Nicker-
.-aut ion the Essex Fertilizers.
l~e chilled PloW Co., the Os-
Hn2 implements. and the Cooper
A. :. Nlckerson is agent for the
'iliztr Co There is a great dead
in town at the present writing
lnche Nhorey and her sister OF
art visiting friends in town.
Use birmingham is visiting in
'o-,.
NASHVILLE. MeSSrs. Frank a.
Ames j. Clement and ID. e. Cain
hr 2nd district congressional
l n Waterville April 10th. Miss
p~"n is in Knox, at the home of
Mrs John Watts, who is i'll with
Messrs, Mark Bartlett, Wales
d Richard Berry are at home from
WY Of Maine for the Easter va
W.T. George Frye has some very
ldtoes for sale this spring There
" fietieS, including the Early York,
ally fine potato. Mr.. Gardiner
las recently lost another horse
- hch has died within month";.
H"nstt and W. B. Jaquith are work
N ID N. Towards barn. Mrs. G. F.
f. has been sick for some time, is
i, seriously ill....C f. Howard is
ll duty III Belfast. Mrs, Mary
a" home from Pittstield. .. Gus
+-Ut freedom was at f. A. Sprowl's
'@ night. F.. \. Rich of Lewis
town last week in the interest
ream separator. DR.. p. A.
augusta was here last week..
iVothaker Of Belfast called on
last Sunday and Monday..... W.
lus bought a tnited States cream
superintendent Arthur Richie
.H annual examination of teachers
it7house in the lower village Apr.
N..,. Rev. H. W Abbott recent
W. H. Moody the buildings in
HNn as Pumpkin Tavern. -. The