The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-06
County Correspondence.

his possession a nanO-maOo teaspoon, winch
was recently plowed out Of the ground
| where once stood an old loghouse. 1t must
have been buried about one hundred years.
| ....Eugene Rowe and Miss Olena M. Young
of this town were recently married in
Augusta, where they have been at work the
past year. Mrs Hannah Turner of Centre
Palermo spent Thanksgiving with her
friend, Mrs. Naomi Greeley. George Bel
den went to Freedom Friday to have boards
fitted for a hard wood floor.
BELMONT. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Allenwood
were in Northport Thursday visiting Mrs.
AS brother, Mr.. Herbert NJ. Brown. The
Lend Hand Circle, Order of Kings
Sons and Daughters, will Inject Sunday, Dec.
10th, with Mr. and Mrs. Robe F. Alexander.
1.-The Belmont Cemetery Association will
meet Saturday, Dec. Sth, with r. f. Alex
ander, and all those interested in the ceme-
terry fence are requested to attend. -. Fred
A. Mariner has moved into one part of the
Caleb Lamb house and is running the store
at Mystic Grange Hall. j ohm Morse will
finish threshing this week. He has done a
great falls work. go. Good sleighng Thanks
giving is something you don't get every
year.
MONROE. A little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Boyd last week,
Our up-river hunters have returned, John
Twombly with one deer and Fred Putnam
with two. Misses Maud Kicker and Mer-
tie jenkins will go to Watervile this week,
u,G tbo1- will bo,
dan Holt was in town and took dinner at
his brothers, Dr. II. A. Hollis, Thanksgiv-
ing day.. Miss S. A. Mahsur has been on
the sick list. Mrs. r. w. Mayo will have
the W. c. T. Z. meet with her Friday
Dec. 7th... Our hotel has changed hands
recently. Mr.. administer from Freedom has
now taken possession. -. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Newcomb has returned from kingman,
where he has employment ina mill.
NORTH Troy. Mrs. Josie Rhoades is on
the sick lst....Miss Mary Written, who
has been stopping in the family of Reuben
Rhoades for several weeks, returned to her
home in Unity last week. -. Rev. David
Smith made short visit with his sister,
Mrs. Hester A. Smart, last week, returning
to his home in East Thorndike the same
day. Mr.. Smith is much missed here, at
North Troy, as is also the cheering company
his mills to Samuel Reynolds for the ensu-
ing year, has gone to Wilton to visit his
niece, Mrs. Alma Green. He is in hopes to
obtain work in the woods there the coming
winter. Reuben Rhoades sold his fine lot
of winter apples recently, consisting of
over 400 barrels, 1876 of which were of the
Northern Spy variety. They have been
sold several times already, but passed into
the hands of a Chicago firm and were ship
ped there last week.
STANDPOINT Miss Inez Maxfield, who
is attending the L. of NJ, has been at home
for short vacation. =. Mr.. Forest Berry of
steamer City of Bangor made visit here
last week. He returned to his work Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. French are in
Boston for a visit. :. Mrs. John Littlefield,
Clarence Littlefield and Miss Inez Perkins
returned last week from a visit in Penob-
scot. :. Mr. Frank Erskine has moved into
c. B. Richards house and Fred Grant has
moved into J. W. Richards tenement near
Mill Cove. Miss Lucia Shute came from
Bangor and spent Thanksgiving with her
parents. MIR. Alvah Clifford has returned
home from Belfast, where he was employed
on the vessel recently launched. -. Mrs.
Nathaniel Partridge and H. F. Partridge
were in Bangor several days last week 90.
Mr.. Peterson from Bangor Seminary preach
ed here last Sunday. There will be no more
preaching this winter. Sunday school at
the usual hour in the hall.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs Robert HIGH
born, who accidentally fell and broke her
wrist week ago, is now quite comfortable.
-. Miss Emma Hichborn is still suffering
from serious trouble in the finger-joint..
Mrs. Ezekiel Hartman has closed her
house and will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Willard Berry. Miss Aida
Shute is at home from the Shaw Business
College, Bangor, for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton. James A. Pierce, JT., a student at
the University of Maine, spent Thanksgiv-
ing week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. j.
A. Pierce. Mrs. ID. G. Harris came from
Searsport Thursday and is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. c. S. Rendell. go. Dr. l. p.
Park of Revere, Mass, and his brother,
Harry Park, arrived Nov. 2Sth to spend
Thanksgiving with their parents Capt. and
Mrs. Chas. c. Park, leaving on Monday 80.
Will Smith moved his family Saturday into
the Josiah Colcord house. -. Mrs Scoop,
who has been occupying the Albert Kelley
house, moved into the Lewis Mudgett house
Monday. Mrs. Wilbert West and little
daughter Alice left Monday to visit relatives
in Searsport ..... DIR. Herman G. Hichborn,
wife and children of Cambridge, Mass, left
town Monday, after spending Thanksgiving
week with his father, Capt. ii. A. Hichborn
49,. Miss Mabel f. Simmons returned from
Boston Monday after few days visit
with her sister, Miss Lillian A. Simmons,
where they attended the annual Thanksgiv-
ing dinner of the Castine Normal School
Alumni. 800. Messrs. Folsom and Burrill of
Corinna, who are buying apples in this vi
entity, are still in town, boarding with Mrs.
Avalina Griffin. ga letter received from
Grand Patron Hadley, announces that he
will be here Dec. 18th. and organize the
Bethany Chapter Of the order Of Eastern
Star, that afternoon and evening. All who
are eligible and desire to become charter
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