The Republican journal., 1900-05-24
UNITY CORRESPONDENCE.
aferred from last week

'elelltu from last week,
.lN. y severe thunder storm visit
gutN Monday evening about
he lightning struck the stable
auestead of the late G. F. Burgess,
,>ing down through the ventila-
roof, killing one horse; and then
line side killed two other horses
-peciaI injury to the stable The
were the property of John Cook
teru0on about 4.b0 there was
we're thunder shower, with Il
-- .'oi
..A~ Mrs. j. W. Bennett went to
g pu, u. C., some three weeks ago to
1 husband, who is captain of a
..t Itit there....C. q. Foss of jackson
Ids homestead to Charles T, Bes-
town and has bought the James
4- place AT Chase's Corner in Jack
L home. Deputy Sheriff feathers
the pipes laid to take the town wa
IS residence at the depot. l1ar-
~,er, who has employment in Fair
@ 'pd his family here last week Work
.a. H,n begun on the roads here 1t is a
& The right direction, as they are very
luis spring. Mrs. Miranda Roberts
~ quite sick for several days...C.
..-,.f is preparing for a business stay
-... tine in Barre, VT. where he is in
l u granite quarry. NJ. j. Dow
.1edog license on IL ''yaller pup that
t.s place recently, scared and hun
evidently lost. The dogs intelli-
e.eed to the sympathy of the fam
they adopted him...C. f. Lane
fudd machine with his own crew.
heavy team horses, all trained to
l~tae G.. ReN nolds is out and about
-ftes again. much to his own gratifi
l hat of his friends. -. Charles l..
mo came near being killed recent
rE thrown by a circular while he
3D.. Nus Wood by horse power. is now
covered
tNN SPRINGS Mrs. Maria Rich
turned Tuesday from Saxonville,
Mr. W Hard Berry went to Bangor
returning Wednesday, accom-
bis sister, Mrs. Olivia Ryder, who
" several days in town.. Mrs. Ev-
- >pies, Jr., left last Thursday for
. i"r short visit to her parents, Mr..
"t WIS., j. +. Frye Miss Ann Thomp-
JET raed Thursday from Boston with a
We. al millinery, and is now prepared
'.r'- her customers. Julian Weber of
@''' ,pent two days last week with his
''-. Mrs. Laura Kelley. Mrs. Cordelia
ol Gardiner, formerly of this place,
>'r" h1r son Aston in Standpoint, re-
vi also calling on friends in the village
- li'' been repairing her house on Church
'a'1l lewis Barrett is i'll with the mea-
'Irs Jane Staples is visiting her
da-A'er Mrs. Frank Jackson in Belfast,
%."' ilrre by the illness Of her little grand
" " hat might have been serious ac-
'.'.' p" some of our young people oc-
M Nearsport village Saturday even
Wy Walter Trundy, with Miss Vettie
>'.'ld Edgar Colcord, with his sisters,
I2Ae and Miss Evelyn, and Mrs.
+N MIDGET, were returning from Bel
when he leading horse took fright and
quickly ran the carriage wheel in
'- horse Immediately behind, and gener-
l"l>lon ensued Both young men were
out one carriage overturned and
50 fell before both animals cleared
''r.' -N and ran toward home Both
Stopped, however, on the way. The
'4"-eN and harnesses were considerably
'"-t'L but fortunately no one of the
Was injured and their friends are
'4i4toating them on their remarkable
'i+ "a party of men, three in number,
"to the harbor Friday on their yacht,
pr ana gave entertainments in Denslow
tiday and Saturday evening, with
Siaph and moving pictures" which
realty enjoyed, being of much
T., order than those generally given in
w travelling companies. They expect
Fog as again, later. Mrs. ID. G. Harris,
i, "IFed III Searsport last Thursday,
a ! lItland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c.
~ Ne'iaell. Mrs. Ralph Morse returned
may from Belfast, where she had spent
l'e OF days, called there by the death
Vs1., l. A. d. Burlington Mrs. B. was
hp,s '""i to many of our people, and
ST. esteemed for her noble qualities.
l., ""S woman of great force of charac-
m,.d e'uViFe ability and benevolence, de-
Dro,'. ~ all philanthropic works, and the
IN Day 'e' ana president of the Girls Home
n r.,l.
commms iy devoted. The sympathy of the
biz Unity is extended to her husband in
Rva,e. teat bereavement. The Current
Norso .iub will meet with Mrs. Ralph