The Republican journal., 1901-04-18

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. w. d. Thomas and
family have moved from Benz Boynton's to
Liberty -. Herbert Hannah and family
have moved to Benz. Boynton's. 1T. A.
Cushman is quite lame. wv. 81. Churchill
is failing. -. ] ohm Kalloch has had the drop
times. Twenty-four pounds of water is the
least ever drawn from him at one time, and
36 the largest amount Calling twenty-five
pounds an average, over two tons of water
have been drawn fom the unfortunate man.
DR.. A. d. Ramsay has charge of the case.
Frank Bannan recently removed a wart from
a yearling heifer belonging to j. II. Frye
that weighed over seven pounds. Geo. L..
Frye has some clean seed oats and Early
York potatoes, which he offers for SALE.
Dept. Sheriff W. A. Poland is in Belfast at
tending court this week, Mrs. Eliza
Warehouse has returned home after spend
ing the winter in Camden and Belfast. ....
Mrs. w. S. Mehuren is no better. 1t is re-
ported that her condition is critical. C.
A. Porter and J. W. Wentworth have been
cutting wood for W. d. Tasker. 80. NJ. C.
Gordon bought some nice veals recently
MORRILL,. A spark from the chimney of
Merriam Il Sons steam mill caused big
blaze on the roof and in the drying room
last Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock. The
night workmen saw it after it had got well
started and turned on the steam whistle,
and in a short time nearly hundred people
We're there. The force pump had become
clogged during the recent freshet, and re-
fused to work. A line of men with pals
was formed and stubborn fight was made
and the fire was at last conquered. The
roof was completely burned off the end of
the mill over the dryer. The damage was
not more than S25... Orrin Thomas is at
home on vacation. E. Leforest and Charles
White have been spending few days with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Tileston
Wadlin of Belfast -. Rev. W. c.. Stetson
will preach here next Sunday at the usual
hour. -. The funeral of Hubert Philbrck
last Wednesday afternoon. The deceased
had been living there the last few months
and was buried in the cemetery there,
beside his mother -. The three-weeks- old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hartshorn was
buried last Friday. Mr.. Hartshorn has
been sick for quite long time, and their
many friends sympathize with them deeply
in their sad affection. IA special town
meeting was held last Saturday P. M. to act
upon matters relating to the proposed new
school building for old Dist. No. 3, in the
Cross neighborhood. The town placed $40
in the hands of the sexton of the cemetery
to repair neglected graves.
MONROE. The spring terms of the town
schools will begin Monday, April 10Th. The
teachers are as follows: District No. l, Miss
Nancy Parker 3, Miss Jennie Ford; 4, Miss
Dora Felker; 5, Miss Myra Bailey; 6, Miss
Flora Tasker; Z, Miss Myrtle Peavey; 8,
Miss Annie Gould; 9, Miss Josie Buzzell !;
10, Miss Hattie Webb; IL, Miss Grace Ford
....John Twombly has spar he cut for
Bangor parties that is 80 feet long, three
feet in diameter at the butt and IS inches at
the top. 1t is very handsome stick. W.
B. F. Twombly, whose eye was so badly
hurt last week, is doing we'll and will not
lose the sight Of the eye. -. Calvin Nealley
will be at home about the last of April to
settle up the estate Of his father, the late E.
II. Nealley. Here is an incident that
should have been reported some time ago.
The flag on the village school house became
worn out, and the school was without a flag
no m nf 1ubo n T
Palmer, a veteran of the 4th Maine, bought
fine one and presented it to the school 49,.
Thomas E. Larrabee, who on the 10Th day of
April, 1900, was accused of committing a
criminal assault on the person of Mrs. Julia
A. Kendall of Jackson, was arrested at his
home April 10th by Deputy Sheriff Bowen.
Soon after the assault LaTrabee ran away
and his whereabouts were not known until
few days ago, when he returned home. He
was tried before Trial Justice II. c. Buzzell,
found probably guilty and placed under $500
| bonds to appear at the April term of court
at Belfast. AS he could not furnish bonds
he was taken to the Jail at Belfast to await
his trial Mrs. Kendall, who is IA years of
age, gave her testimony in straightforward
manner and was corrOborated by G. Grant
+. Plummer and Miss Effie Herbert as wit
nesses.. -. Mr.. Leslie Simpson of New York
has bought the C. A. Mckenny farm, with
all the farming tools, ETC., and his father
Mr. Gilman, will occupy the house until he
is ready to move there the coming fall. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Billings, who have lived there
| the past few years will move to WinterpOrt
He will still be in Mr.. McKenney's employ
Mr.. Willard Twombly is recovering
from the recent injury to his eye, which
was hurt by piece of iron he was ham
mering flying back, cutting the lid so badly
DIR. Kflgore took few stitches in it,. Mrs
her daughter and will also visit her son il
Rockland. :. The Odd Fellows will have
their anniversary sermon at the viliag,
church April 28th.. Mrs. Moses Larrabe'
passed away last week after long ant
lingering sickness with consumption. ;. TIL,
young ladies of the L: T. L. spent an after