The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-02-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week.
APPLETON.


APPLETON
quiet wedding was solemnlzed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pease Saturday
evening, Jan. 18th. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Uriah n. Dyer of Appleton and
Miss Anna Farr, formerly Of Northfield,
Vermont The ceremony was performed
by NJ. F. IIanley, Esq. The bride has been
living for the past year with MIR. and Mrs
Pease. The couple will reside at the home
of the groom in North Appleton. The best
wishes of host OF friends go with them..,
Tobias Wadsworth is seriously i'll with neu-
ralgia of the heart -. A large delegation of
Rebekahs attended the installation of the
officers of Bethel lodge, Union, Monday
evening, Jan Goth. Mrs. Lizzie Newbert,
d. d. G. p. of Golden Rod Lodge, Appleton,
was installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Inez
Burkett as Marshal. The entertainment
provided by Bethel Lodge was highly appre-
ciated by visiting members of the order.
A special feature was singing by the Warren
male quartet and instrumental music by
the orchestra. Bethel Lodge is in flourish
ing condition
| 1bOkN DIXIE.
Edison Webster, who has been passing a
few weeks at home, returned to Watervile
Friday. R. W. Howard of Montville was
the guest Saturday night of Peter Harmon.
Arthur Rand of Unity passed Saturday
and Sunday with Roy Sylvester. Mrs.
lsadore Tilton is confined to her home with
the mumps.. Mrs. B. w. Downes is on the
sick list. Mrs. V. n. Higgins, who has
been passing several weeks in Bangor, re-
turned home Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
Fran, Hogan and family passed Jan. Goth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn Hogan. Leslie
l.. Higgins of Sprngvale, Maine, is visiting
at his old home, Mineral Spring Falm......
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dyer, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Z. p. Webster,
for several weeks, returned to their home in
Enfield last Thursday ......Mr. and Mrs
James Monroe of SkoWhegan passed last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Monroe. .....
Miss Myrtle Ward was the guest last week
of her uncle, \. w. Ward Mrs. William
Ryan and two children of Knox passed last
week with her sisters, Mrs. Willard Spar
row and Flora Fa1nham.. Mr.. j. F. Heath
who has been very sick for several weeks
is very low. Mrs. F. L. Philbrck and Mr.
\, 5. Higgins passed Sunday with Ross c.
| Higgins and mother. Will TASTY return
ed to Pittsfeld Monday, WiIber Hunt
who has been home on d short vacation. re-
turned to Andover, Mass, Monday
Nearly all the schools in town will close
this week.
NORTH TROY.
Mrs. May Perry is visiting friends and
relatives in Clinton and L nifty this week ...
Mrs. Cora f. Batchelder, who has been
stopping in Unity for several weeks, Return
ed to the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis b. RhoadeS. last week.. Rev A.
T. Hatch and wife are rejoicing over a nice
steel range recently bought. Mr.. and Mrs
Zimri Carleton visited Mrs Eta Choate in
| GlenbuTn recently. Harry Patterson of
| North DiXmont called on friends and rel
atives in town last week &C.. Me- C;;~leton,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Milton Carleton, for a few days, re
turned to his work in IIartland Sunday...
| Misses Ethel Stone and Flora Carleton
came home Saturday and stopped over Sun
day, when they returned to Pittsfield, where
they have employment. Rev. W. \. Luce
of Unity called on friends in town Friday
on his way to Durham, where he holds
evening meetings at the Edmond'S school
house once in two weeks. County Deputy
Webb of Thorndike was in town Saturday
in the interests of recognizing the grange
which has been disbanded for several
months; but on account of the bad travel
ling there was no meeting. Deputy Webb
Will come again as soon as the outlook is
more favorable for the people to get to-
gether. Mr.. and Mrs. Zimri Carleton
gave reception to a large party of invited
guests Saturday evening. 1t was a very
pleasant occasion to all fortunate enough to
be present. Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton will
soon leave Troy, to make their home in
Campello, Mass. They will be much missed
here by all......W. b. Rhoades is very low
and is a great sufferer
UNITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Babcock visited in
Bangor several days last week. AT the
regular meeting of Star in the West Lodge,
No. So, Jan. 81, one candidate was instruct
ed in the work of the first degree. There
was a large attendance. District Deputy
Washburn from China was present and
there were several visitors from Thorndike
The lodge is in a fourishing condition
MIR. Nathaniel Jackson, a former resident
of this town who has been living in Fair
field the past two years, has moved back to
his farm. The masquerade ball given last
week by the ladies of this village was a
success in every respect. Mrs. Hager,
who is still quite i'll, is improving slowly.
, go There are one or two cases of humps in
town. Miss Nina Van Deets went to
Newport last week, to spend several days.
... The friends of Mrs Sarah Norton, who
has been stopping in Waterville with her
daughter, Mrs. lisa D. Call, for the past
year, are pleased to learn of her return to
Troy to make her residence there. She
came to this station Saturday and Mr. R. E.
Stone, who happened to be there took her
to Troy The school exhibition given a
short time ago drew a large audience, who
were grandly entertained throughout the