The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-05-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Several from this place attended the odd
Fellows ball in Bucksport last Friday
evening. -. Mrs y. j. Heagan will enter
tain the Helping Hand Club May 7th....
Levi Berry is at home for a few weeks from
Mt. Waldo to do his planting and make re-
pairs on his buildings. &c, Meetings will be
Gin at this place Sunday, May It'll. All are
cordially invited to attend
FREEDOM.
The Senior class of Freedom Academy
Went to Belfast Monday to have their grad
uati,lg pictures taken.... Miss Pearl Carter
h:.s gone to Islesboro to teach school. 80.
80. Mr.. Charles Durand has left the Aca-
deny, having found a desirable position.
The base ball team plays the B. H. S. team
and the Bucksport team next Saturday
i'll Belfast.... Miss. Irene Sbley is teach
ing in Albion. Mr.. Richmond and Mrs.
Libby spent Thursday in Montvile with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradburn Banton.. Mr..
Claude West is moving into his new home.
Mrs Grace Haven visited her mother
the past week. The Ladies' Circle will
serve a dinner at Grand Army Hall
Thursday from u to ! O'Clock. ..... The
". c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. Joseph
Brown Tuesday at .. No.. Mrs. Hattie
Wiggin has returned from Boston with her
spring millinery, and will exhibit the new
styles Thursday.
CENTRE LINCOLNvILLE
The County Commissioners met at the
village Wednesday to locate a State road. 800.
Mrs. Amanda Catlin left Monday for Phila-
delphia. Mrs. John Mahoney visited in
Camden the past week 80. Misses Georgia
Miller and Laura Young, who have been at
home from Castine for few days, returned
Monday... Miss Lena Mckinney has spent
a few weeks i'll Boston. Rev. II. l. Holt
and wife of Morill have spent few days
in town.. Harry Moody, who has been at
tending school at Freedom Academy, is at
home for few days. Our popular mill
ner, Mrs. S. }. Moody, has returned from
Boston with a fine selection of millinery
and a full line Of fancy goods. She was ac-
Natick. Mass, W ho will be with her during
the SUMMER. Abner Dunton of Hope
visited at John Milars the past week.
Arthur Mahoney is at home from lslesboro
for IA few days. There will be a dance at
Cilley's Hall on Thursday evening, May LIST,
All are invited. 49,. A. H. Miller has contract
ed to build an expensive cottage at Pitchers
Pond, Northport, for W. II. Quimby, treas
urer of the Belfast Savings Bank.
NORTH TROY.
Hartley Cunningham and W l.. Gray re
turned Saturday night from Belfast, where
they attended court the past two weeks.
Mrs Sibyl Bennett and son Sumner have
moved into the house owned by Solomon
Bennett. Mrs. A. q. Sidelinger, who has
been stopping with her daughter, Mrs. Leo
ME Harding of Detroit, has returned home
...Willam Whitney of Pittsfield is visit
ing his nephew, Clarence Whitney,. Dr.
f. W. Gould of Rockland called on friends
in town Sunday. Charles jackson of AL
bon has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Reuben Rhoades the past week 49,. The S5th
birthday of Mrs. Henrietta Rhoades, April
24th. was remembered by neighbors and
their heartfelt congratulations. She receiv-
ed several very acceptable tokens of their
esteem also present from each member of
the family. Candy, peanuts and apples We're
furnished for the occasion, and enjoyed by
all. Several were much disappointed in
not being able to attend, owing to the I'M
favorable weather.. Charles Hatch of
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UNITY.
Mrs. F. NJ. Soule's mother from Cleve-
land, Ohio, is visiting in town.. Charlie
Cock had the misfortune to break a
steers. He was handling them with ropes
when he became entangled and was thrown
and stepped on by the animals. Two bones
were broken in one of his legs. All feel
very badly for Mr.. Cook, as he seems to
have a great deal of sickness in his family.
Mrs r. B. Cookson and her mother,
Mrs. Lowell from Bangor, are spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs George
Grant. :. The Rebekah lodges of this town,
Castine and Monroe met with Belfast lodge
last week and were highly entertained.
Each order was well represented and
grand good time was reported. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter F. Jones and Mrs. Harmon from
Oldtown are among the first arrivals at
Windermere Park this season. They will
occupy DR.. Fuller'S cottage the coming sum
mer. The rents are going fast, and one
must be in season to secure one this year..
Mrs. jeanette Conner, who has been very
i'll, is convalescent.. Mrs. Mary Lizzie
Black stone from Portland is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Chandler Stevens, for few
weeks. Mrs. Mary Parkhurst, who has
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Mitchell and
Mrs. Taylor, for several weeks, returned to
her home in Dexter this week. :. Mrs. A.
Adams has been quite i'll, but is better....
Miss Abbott, Superintendent of the Chill
drens' Home in Augusta, made some very
interesting remarks at the church last Sun
day.. Manley Gerry, aged 10 years, met
with quite serious accident short time
ago while leading a horse to water. The
animal is very gentle and kind, but not be-
ing used much felt well and when taken to
drink in some way got the length Of the hal
ter and began to caper and kick, giving the
boy a terrific blow, cutting his ear badly and
making deep cash in his head. The boy
showed more courage than man as he had
a number of stitches taken to close both
wounds without cOmn1aininp Chester q