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

n1o1>A' MI. irving a. Hills vi oodi o.
mont has moved into the Alfred Lamb
house. Fred Knowlton has moved to
Montville, where he will carry on the farm
OF Mr Jesse Frye. &c. NJ. Brewster lost a
very valuable COW last week. Gospel
meetings are held every Monday evening at
Halls Corner school house under the leader
ship of Rev. R. 7. Capen of Belfast.
George w. Morse reports seeing bluebirds
March 2Sth. .Lucius Thomas killed two
wild geese last week
bors with the church here last Sunday. y.
Willis Mcfarland returned from Sebois last
week. He has been driving team there
this winter. Fred A. Clement returned
from Lowell, Mass, March Goth. People
tapped their trees last week. The sap ran
quite WE'LL. The roads are getting dry in
many places, hut the frost is not out. Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Raynes Were called to Jeffer-
son last Saturday to the burial services OF
Mrs. Raynes mother, who died in Providence
r. I....H. M. Howard began to frame his
barn last Monday.
CASllNE. LIE Eastern SGdtt MOTH Al
School has an attendance of $50 pupils, OF
whom Is are in the graduating class This
is the largest class to graduate from a Maine
Normal school Rev. Smith Baker is tC
preach the annual sermon. The class recep,
ton given by Prin. Richardson at his resi-
deuce W as attended by the class of 1900 and
by the teachers of the school. Hon. George
/ NJ Warren, local trustee and Mrs. Warren,
also George W Sargent, former trustee, and
Mrs. Sargent, We're present. Miss Mary e
Hughes, first assistant. is finishing her 30tl
year in the school.
NORTH TROY. Wilton Shaw of Burnhan
was in town Wednesday,. Agnes Carleton
is attending school at NJ q. l, this spring
DIR. Cook Of Unity called on friends il
town last week. -. solomon Bennett of I nifty
was Ill town Sunday. Reuben AMI y. 3
Rhoades went to Belfast on business We'd
| nesday, returning the same day. .Olinda
Pluumer, who has been away this winter, has
| returned to the home Of her brother in law
q. H. Garcelon. E. White has moveC
his family to Pittsfeld the past week. Mrs
White and little daughter Iris will be miss
ed very much by their many friends in Troy
1.-The next meeting OF the North Troy
Reading Club will be- with Mrs. A. S
Tyler, Friday, April 18th. Little Rosamon(
Woods daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Woods, who has been critically i'll the pas
week, is thought to be improving. Or. Dodge
attends her. .Laban Fernald of Benton has
been visiting relatives in town the past Wee k
He sold farm here to George Gilchrest o
Detroit. "A Bible class in The Home De
partment of Sunday school work was organ
lied at the home of Rev. A p. Hatch Sun
day, April 1st. The next meeting OF the
class will be at the same place April Sth
All Interested are cordially invited to at
tie nd.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Edith Griffin ar
where she spent the winter. Mrs. E. F
Staples returned March 2Sth from three
weeks visit in Massachusetts, Connecticut
and New York. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. E, S Grant, and little daugh-
ter, May Helen. who will remain several
Staples. ..... The funeral services of Mrs
Edith Fletcher took place last Thursday,
Rev. A. A. Smith, tile Universalist pastor
from Belfast, officiating most acceptably.
TIE following members Of the family, resd-
ing out of town, We're present for the oc-
casion-Mrs Jane Lewis of Portland Mrs.
Janet Crockett and son-in law, Mr.. Isch bach
of Melrose Highlands, Mass, and Mrs Belle
Black and husband of Belfast. The floral
cling the love and esteem Of the children for a
faithful aid worthy mother. Mrs. John
Randell with her dau9 liter, Mrs. c. r. Rem
dell. went to Belfast, last Thursday. to at
tend the funeral of the little 3 years old son
of her niece, Mrs. Esther r. Weber. Miss
Eva Randell, returned with them. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Elman Dickey, Jr. arrived last
week from Wat-rville, and are at the home
of his parents. Mr.. Dckey is seriously ill
with pneumonia. MIS-, DR.. Peirce, Who has
been very ill from the effects ola slight hem
orrhage of the lungs, occurring last week, is
now somewhat improved 80. Mrs. Walter
Kimball and little daughter, went to Bos-
ton, Monday, to join her husband. Mrs. A.
G. Webster of Fort Point returned Monday
from visit to relati yes in Bangor. Capt
q. w. Ames, after two-months' stay in
town, left by train, Monday, for San Fran
cisco, via Washington, d. G, and Kansas
Mr.. Amos Treat is at home for a visit to
his parents. Mrs Benjamin Grant is suff-
ering from severe attack of grip.."...
Mr.. Edward Moulton returned to Boston, by
boat, Tuesday.