The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

, PALERMO Fred Bailey recently moved
to Liberty, into the William Lewis house,.
A young child of Gus Toby of the east
part of the town was badly burned recently
by his night clothes taking fire. At last &C.
counts he was improving. Wallace Dyer
and son John have been on the sick list for
the past two weeks. Roy Cain, teacher of
| the High school at the Centre schoolhouse.
went to Boston last Thursday for few days.
80. G. E. Carr is hauling stone and preparing
to move his barn and make barn cellar.
Benjamin Black of Branch Mills died last
Tuesday at the age of 81 years.
UNITY. Mrs. Fuller, the dress-maker, has
been quite sick, but is better at PRESENT..
Mat. Pendetun and his crew fir ON Troy be-
gan saving wood with horsepower last
week. -. Mrs George Clark, who has been
spending a number of months here, has re-
| turned to her home in Montana accompan-
| led by her brother Meier Stevens. Miss
Eastman from Clinton spent few days in
town recently. Mrs. Edgar Harding in
/ tends to secure rent OF j. Il. Tabor and
move as soon as convenient. Will Myrck
| and wife went to Waterville last week to
visit his brother James. Charles Hatch
thinks of renting the Ben Rollins farm and
moving soon. james r. Tabor was called
to Boston recently by the serious illness of
his Will, who has typhoid fever...
George Piilsbury went TO Newport last
week to visit relatives and friends. Mrs.
Atwood W htaker aud daughter from Troy
are With her dauphter NIrs w Gilas for
a time. =. Mr.. Nat knights has bought Mrs
Edgar Harding's stand and will move this
! spring. He thinks of making snch repairs as
he deems necessary for the convenience of
two families. Fred Fuller and family think
of occupying the house with them. Mr..
| Alphonso Rand from Stetson, who has been
visiting his brother Ed. Rand, returned
home Saturday e.. The many friends of Mr..
Charles Cook are pleased to see him out
again. e. D. Chase intends to build a
large cottage at Windermere Park the com
ing season. Nell Winters and family
have rented AL. Adams farm al 1 moved
March Goth.
THoRNDIKE. Mrs. Walter Flye, who has
been in poor health for some time, died at
her home March 30th. The funeral services
were held Sunday. Mr. A. 81 Higgins has
sheep that dropped three lambs April LIST
all are alive and smart. No April fool
about this. Arthur, son of Elijah and Car
RE Simpson, lost the ends of three fingers
on his left hand last week while at work
around hay cutter. DR.. Whitney was
called and dressed the hand and he is doing
| we'll as could be expected. V. n. Higgins
is confined to the house by severe .eold....
Mr.. Harvey Coffin passed last Monday and
Tuesday in Pittsfield. Miss Effie Coffin is
| the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Libby, in Pitts
field. Mr.. Alphonso Rand of Stetson was
the guest of Mr.. o j. Farwell March 10Th.
.-.- Miss Evelyn Higgins came from Massa-
| chusetts Thursday to care for her aunt, who
| remains very sick. Mrs. Joseph Gordon
visited her daughter, Mrs. Alton Pulley, in
Unity last week. Mrs. 81. j. Stevens re-
| turned to her home in Bangor Saturday,.
! Miss Edith Lawrence Of Freedom was the
guest of Miss Alice Thompson few days
last week. Mrs. Isadore Tilton and Mrs.
Maria Perley spent Thursday at Waterville.
Mrs Minnie Gross and Mabel Cilley
passed last Wednesday in Brooks. .. Mrs.
S. B. Rollins of Unity called on friends in
town Friday and Saturday. Mrs. L. G.
Monroe passed Saturday in Belfast. Mrs.
Eta Harmon recently received news of the
death of her aunt, Mrs. Maria Jencks,
which occurred March Oath in Providence,
r. L.. Mrs. Rebecca Files has moved back
to her old home at the "Mineral Spring
Farm. I'D. B. Flint of Bangor was in
town Thursday Mrs. A. S. Higgins pass
ed last week with her mother in Freedom.
49,. Miss Annie Bryant of Knox passed
Wednesday night with Mrs. Isadore Tilton.
Mrs. A. II. Higgins and daughter Leila
are stopping few weeks with Mrs. Clara
Gilmore of Durham. Mr.. Edison Webs
ter, who has employment on the railroad, is
spending short vacation with his mother,
Mrs. E. P. Webster. =. Miss Lois Roberts of
Brooks is passing a few weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs. j. s. Cilley. Miss
Rena, eldest daughter of F. N. Vose has
been quite i'll. She is attended by DR.. Cook
of Unity. Sadie Call of Troy is stopping
for few weeks with Mrs. F. N. Vose...
Miss Lula Coffin, who has been in Bangor
for several months, returned home Thurs
day, accompanied by her cousin, Miss Mar
tina Coffin. Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Barker
and daughter and Mr.. Frank Trainor of
, jackson were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. s.
HOGAN March 26th