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The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas, Thomas Sullivan OF Rockland, in the
County of Knox and State Maine, by his mort
gage deed, dated the sixth day of January. A. ID.
1907 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
Waldo County State OF Maine, Book 26!. Page
49, conveyed to George W. erry, President OF
the LIMERICK National Bank of said Rockland.
the undersigned, certain lot of land in Isles
borough, County of Waldo, State OF Name, de
scrbed as follows, to wit: Commencing at the
southerly following the shore twenty rods thence
running northeastery until striking the south
line OF land now or formerly owned WI, by Samuel T.
Keller, bounding on r. I. illiams and follow
ing said line northe stery far enough to get forty
rods from the shore; thence running at right
angles. being northwestery to the shore snppGs t
shore around to the aforesaid wharf at the hrst
mentioned bound, together with all the limerick
he may find on any part of the farms of Samuel
T. Keller as lies ON the northwesterly side of
road leading from the wharf to the town road
abreast of the meeting house, and right to dig
and haul the same across the farms of said ktl-
Ter at convenient points, and in case he finds any
limerick on such part OF said farm mentioned
aforesaid, he is to put up bars or close gates III
passing out and in as may be necessary TO pre-
vent exposure of said part of said farm. Rcserv-
ing to said Keller rights of way across SAID lot TO
shore as now used.
Also one other lot of land in said lSeSbOrOugh,
described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the
south side of wharf at high water mark running
southerly following the shore twenty rods thence
running northeasterly until striking the south
line of land now and formerly owned by Samuel
r Keller, bounding on X. I. Williams, and fol-
lowing said line northeasterly far enough TO set
forty rods from the shore; thence running at
right angles being northwesterly to the shore
supposed to be about forty rods; thence follow
Ing the shore around to the aforesaid wharf at
first mentioned bound, together with all the lime
rock he may find on any part of the farms OF
Samuel T. Keller as lies on the northwe>terly
side of the road leading from the wharf to the
town road abreast of the meeting house, and
right to dig and haul the same across the farms
of said Keller at convene! points. and IN ease
he finds any limerick on said part of said farms
mentioned aforesaid, he is to put up bars or close
gates in passing out and in as may be necessary
to prevent exposure of said part of said farm
Reserving to said Keller rights OF way across
condition of said mortgage has been broken
now therefore, by reason of the breach of the
conditions thereof | claim foreclosure of said
mortgage. GEOkGE W. BEhh y,
President of the Lime Rock National Sank
Rockland April l, 1903.-3w15
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CLARKE,s CORNER, (Prospeet)

CLARkE'S CORNER, lPrOspett.)
Dr.. j. +. Clarke of Winsted, Ct, is ex-
pected here this week to visit his father,
MIR. Eastman Clarke, who is in poor health.
.... Nell and Horace Clarke will 60 to BAN
gor this week to attend the grand gift en-
terprise at City Hail, April 9TH. Levi
Clarke has gone to Waldoboro to work at
his trade, black smithing.. &C. II. Gross and
son Lee have gone to the mountain to work
for the season.. Mrs. Charles Grant and
son are visiting friends in Camden. Oscar
Clarke is at work in Stockton Springs for
Arthur Boyd as marker in the steam mill.
.... Noah Littlefeld is in poor health....
Gabriel Brown and family, who moved to
Jackson last winter, are expected home this
summer.
SEARSMONT.
Rev. II. E. Frohock Of Seneca Falls, New
York. occupied the NJ. E. pulpit last Sun
day and preached an eloquent Easter ser
mon. VIM. H. Frohock has sold his place
to Mrs. Barlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Fr0hock,
accompanied by their son, Rev. II. E. Fro
hook, left on Mondays boat for Seneca
Falls, where they will make their future
home. .Sanborn Mcfarland, who has been
visiting his sisters, has returned to Colo
rado... E. R. Packard is in town.. Miss
Emily F. Miller is visiting her aunt, Miss
Ellen P. rockingham, in Belfast Miss Effie
Miller is attending school in Belfast. In
the nail-driving contest at Dirigo Hall Fri
day night, Mrs. Charles Plaisted won the
prize. The trustee of the Oak Grove
Cemetery trust fund reports the receipts of
1902 to be $117 The total amount of the
fund is $788.84. Mrs. Emma Barker and
son Isaac of Camden are visiting Mrs. Bar
ker's mother, sirs. Jane Thayer. Mrs.
Catherine Wellman has sold her place to
George Luce.
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THE NEWS OF BROOKS.

Herbert Cram lost a valuable family horse
one day last week from some unknown
cause.
Howard B. Ham and family moved some
weeks ago to Fairfield, where he has bought
farm.
Frank H. Thurston Of Lewiston called on
his old roommate, Earle d. Bessey of this
place, Tuesday.
Charles H. Forbes has sold a very nice
horse to outside parties. He has another
fine roadster for sale
Mabel Webber has been in poor health for
some weeks, but hopes to improve as the
warm weather comes.
The Robert McTaggart horses have been
sold to Charles Barnes of Waldo. They are
said to be good workers.
Z. II. Forbes has returned from Massachu-
sets, where he has been on the road for
manufacturing company.
Charles F. Bessey, who is at home from
Barre, VT, to look after his business here,
drove to China yesterday.
DR.. A. E. Kilgore has returned from Port
land, where he accompanied patient to
the Maine General Hospital.
A. b. Payson has removed the piazza
from the AlmOn S. Forbes house and other
wise changed it's appearance.
Ira W. Meyers of Braintree, Mass, visited
friends in Brooks last week. He has posi-
| tion as conductor on the electic road.
Bert Lane, our postmaster, has moved
into his new home with his family. The house
has been enlarged, improved, thoroughly
renovated, and will make them nice resi-
dence. 1t was formerly known as the
Deacon Small house, on the Knox road, and
is only few rods distant from the post
office.
The corn factory business begins to as
sumo a tangible shape. A crew is at work
| blasting a ledge and clearing away for a
side track and another is at work grading
the grounds. We are informed that as a rule
our own people will have the preference
in the matter of employment. 1t will make
business lively for few months on that
side of the river
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
NORTH TROY.

NORTH TROY.
J. Nat Gilman of Pittsfeld called n
friends in town last week. The many SICK
ones in this vicinity are all thought to be
improving. Clarence Whitney lost nice
helfer last week :. Mrs. Hannah WOODS Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alphonso Dyer
In Pittsfeld... Mrs. Hester A. smart IN
tends going to Auburn this week 1or an IN
definite stay with her daughter, Mrs. ID. b.
oeavey... Mr.. and Mrs William ullkey VI
Montesano, Washington, have been cailed
to mourn the loss of their youngest daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lenora G. Newton, VINO passeu
away March 18th. They have the heartleit
sympathy of their many Maine frlends IN
their great bereavement.
PALERMO CENTER.
1t is understood that the W. W. u r.
K. K. has been bought by the CANADIAN
Pacific and will pass into their nanos III
June next. The Canadian Pacific proposes
to change the road to broad guage. 80. Mar
Gus Bradstreet, who is employed at tne IN
sane asylum, Augusta, spent few Gays at
home last week. w. S. Jones, who re-
Gently left for trip throug h Westernotates'
has sent back frequent reports Dut tnus
far does not indicate that he would cnoose
the West for his home. Wenden Iurher
sold large beef COW to Percy Bradstreet
last week.. Rev. Geo. f. Boynton is en-
gagged to preach at East Palermo ana "a
lermo Center once in two weeks. The SER
vice at the East will be in the forenoon ana
at Center Palermo in the afternoon. ....S. n
Bowler, w. D. Jones, Alden Turner and
C. B. Newhall have bought separators'..
George Turner is the happy father of a
little daughter, who arrived March 81.
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skipper Of Shamrock III.

Captain Robert Wringe, who will
command Shamrock I'LL. Sir Thomas
Lipton's latest candidate for America 9
cup honors, has had lot of experience
in American waters, having sailed the
Belmont yacht for some time. He was
also with Captain Hogarth on the
Shamrock l. He was chosen instead
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OBITUARY.

Sadie L. Ford died at her home in Monroe
Center, June Z6, 1902, at the age OF 81 years.
months and days. During fourteen years
of her life she was an invalid, much OF the
| time sick in bed AT one time she was very
| low and hope of recovery was abandoned,
but she rallied, and for the last few years
of her life was able to sit up and do some
| light fancy work, of which she was very
| fond She never complained, and her falth
| in God never wavered. In her diary she
! wrote one day, 81 went out again in my
! wheel chair, rode little farther, for which
| am so thankful. O, that l may be able to
| help mother once more, instead OF her hav-
| ing to care for me-" Another day she wrote,
sMy heart is filled with gratitude to God for
| His strength and care each day. Hope moth
| er will feel better. Oh, Father, do help me
| to help her once more l do praise Thee for
! the blessings of the past week; may every
| day of the coming one find me serving Thee
and loving Thee" She was member OF
the Shut-in Society and of the Kings Daugh-
tiers. among whom she had many dear
| friends.
George E. Walker was born in Waldo,
Me. Nov, 6, 1885, and died in Monroe, Me-,
Aug. 3, 1902. He was the son OF Kew JOSIAH
and Wealthy Walker. He was converted
at the age of twelve years and three years
later united with the Methodist Episcopal
Church and remained faithful member
until his death. He was united in marriage
with Miss Mary J. Miller Nov. 80, 1886.
Brother Walker loved the Methodist, and
was an earnest Christian man, faithful
and loving husband and public spirited
citizen. Methodist ministers ever found
most cordial welcome in his home. He has
gone to meet his reward and the three chill
dren who in early youth died in the faith,
while wife and mother and many dear ones
mourn their loss.-Com.
Wallace c. Pendleton, who was washed
overheard March 30th from the schoon-
er Isaiah K. Stetson,. on her Way IRON IN
Years of age, and the son of Wallace and
Hattie Kirk patrick Pendleton. His moth
er died eight years ago, and his father is
away at sea. In addition to his father ne
leaves the following sisters and brothers:
Benjamin, %, and unmarried, VINO - fiXes Wa,th Gn
Willow street; Mrs. Hattie Farrar OF North
port Leroy, II, Lura, IS and Hollis, 13; llv-
ing with relatives in this city. Young Pen
dleton was well known here in Rockland,
and was held in high esteem by all who had
his acquaintance. His untlmely death rs is
widely regretted, and the sympathy OF the
community is extended to the bereaved
relatives and particularly to the father
-Rockland Star.
Betsey Small, widow of the late An
drew Small, died March 29th OF pneumonia
at the home of her son, Allen Small, IN LIT
tie Deer Isle. Mrs. Small was the daushtt,1, 81,
of the late Capt. and Mrs. Davis Haskell
and was 7s years old. The iunera! was
held April 1st and the interment was in the
old cemetery at Deer Isle.
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For Sale at a BARGAIN

That desirable and well located real estate at
the foot of Main street, known as the Daniel
Lane wharf property, will be sold low to close
n F. HOUSTON, Executor.
Belfast, December 10, 19OO-51tf
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

HALLDALE.
Rev. c. E. WoOdcock of Madison preached
here last Sunday. f. M. Clement is pre-
pairing to enlarge his barn.. david B. East
man and Mrs. Mary E. Gates were united
in marriage in Belfast March 2Sth.. Miss
Fannie Trundy is in very poor health....
Charlie Hall returned from Madison last
Saturday .. Robt. Ellis has hired with c.
A. Hall for the summer. Mrs Florence
Clement was on the sick list last week.
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@Nh'fOiNT
N' 'arah { lltord visited in Belfast last
'-' Miss susie Patterson is in Bangor
'~ .r >ter for a few weeks. Capt
1."4 i1lger Of barge Kentucky came
" '..aheut for few days visit last
Mis- iugner returned with him for
James Staples went to Ban
cot pair of horsesto work
gt.us farm. Joseph York,
i. Black burn, was here for
t. friends recently. The K. d X.
Barge No. discharged coal last
''- Ross wharf for use of the tugs
"' 'Net.. Miss Jessie Morrison of
eL-. - visiting relatives here. Luther
4. '-- H'' ainFed home from Seboeis, where
.. "'' rNlnje jed.... Clifford French left
N. '.i 5oston to work on a dredger.....
Nhute and son Lewis left last
RAJ " .'.h steamer Mount Desert at
A.. '''l Mrs. Rose Whitehouse of
'por' was here several days last week.
a. "iS austin French has been ill several
~. win the grip. Manley Grant has
a, n ~ NoFk at the duck farm. Miss Ad-
Nv, ''Filge Of the Narrows is in Bucks
Il Netpjns shop for Miss r. B. TrOtt, who
N. noston for spring millinery....M
~. patterson has arrived home from
R,,o iork and will work at the Duck
as4. 1 'utiIg the summer. :. The fishermen
eb e'.aung their weirs. Monday, April
Hnn sn' above zero.... The travelling con-
p4sab' oau IN this vicinity. There will be
Al n '''''s al the church Sunday, April 10Th,
dsd usual time. -. Mrs. Elvira French
NJ. g' % IL md at the home of her daughterN
kt d. ,''''fa Hartman, after an illness of
2 a,, @'' ol pneumonia, aged II years and
a4Dr,. She leaves three daughters
! 'ench, who lives in the west; Mrs.
H.s 'O"ers now in Havana, and Mrs. F.
"a, ll,lan Sala of Standpoint. The funeral
Aerrr 'o =, saturday, attended by Rev. B. B.
eser D. Di brewer and conducted by under
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NORTHPORT,

Johnnie Pendleton is home for few days
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pendleton. Harold Nash of Camden is
visiting for few days at the Bluff, Wains-
vile Chapman leaves home Friday. He has
a position on transport bound to Manila
Capt. William Hopkins left Tuesday for
Woolwich to Join his vessel. Repairs have
begun on the Beech Hill schoohouse
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SMANNIIIE.

P. L. and j. w. Nickerson are breaking
some handsome colts. Henry Cunning
ham and son Mllard were over from Brooks
last week ....J. o. Patterson is on the sick
list ... Mrs Fall and daughter of Newburgh
are the guests of Capt and Mrs \. Smart.
THE little calico poney ''Kit, so often
seen on our streets for many years, has
returned to her former home in Maiden,
Mass
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ExECUTOk'S NOTICE. The subscriber hereby
T. gives notice that he has been duly appointed
Executor of the last will and testament OF
SARAH S. CUNNINGHAM, late OF Searsport.
in the County of Waldo deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
EDWARD C. PIKE.
Searsport, March 10, 19O3.-l5
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A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that she has been duly ap'
pointed adminstratrix of the estate of
BERNICEM. HILL, late of Frankfort,
in the County of Waldo, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de
mxnds against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement, and all
indebted thereto are requested to make payment
Immediately.
DELLA T. HILL.
Frankfort, March 10, 19C3.-15
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Pussy Willows.

Pussy Willows.
Little pussy Willow,
RObei in Quaker gray,
Open aH your blossoms,
By TIP winding way.
Swaying in the breezes,
Gently up and down,
Graceful as a maiden,
Charming all the town.
Coming in your beauty,
Ere the wild birds Sing,~
All the children love you,
Harbinger of spring.
Dainty pussy willow,
Robed in Quaker gray,
Open all your blossoms,
By the winding way.
j. B. NJ. Wright in Boston Transcrip
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
county Correspondence.
,.ferred from last week. ]

''Bi' crooser of Washington Mills is
ga - me big house and stable built by
ktD4 " .,r,7,ell for hotel. If this house
6ll..''ll 40. leased in short time it will
sgn ''G 4, the public by DR.. Crooker.
b lfels'' here was burned recently.
fse9
,e NoNTrLLE.
81 III ,L.r.,- went to Portland last week
tlV ,4urn visited friends in Bow
81 p,.bmond. He has bought gaso-
B1 t,pse in saving wood, thresh-
Bae '', and for other uses. ...,Alonzo Po-
BE- s'' rrtland receiving medical at
Sld > INF an eye trouble...,The Soap
F1'D v.-h Mrs, E. A. Sprowl last
cob i.lia, think of forming another
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Bangor B Aro0Stook Railroad Co,

CONSOLIDATED REFUNDING
MORTGAGE GOLD PER CENT BONDS
Due July, 1851, without option.
mi-Annual Interest, payable January 1st and
July 1st. Price, 95 and accrued interest yielding
IA per cent. Send for circular, giving full
description of bonds.
$. E. MAY & CO., Bankers. Lewiston, Me.
SW2
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A lDMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that she has been duly ap-
pointed administrat of the estate of
HAZEL MCkEEN, late OF Belfast
in the County ot Waldo, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
ARRIE A. MCKEEN.
Belfast, March 10, 19O3.-13
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

WI 10Y. 81 . lilN.
of the school committee in
Ah Iowing teachers were APP
-D term beginning May 18th, to
a4 e~, Grace Atwood, Evans
N- ~e- ammings, Sheldon school !;
Aa .r-r, Whitcomb school; Phebe
'G. raJrn ehool; Josie Phinney, Paul
a-" I't.- Nll be uniformity of wages,
4g'r- "-i... Leon Hussey has had a
e.e-''. vi tonsiitis, but is much bet
u Wa .-. l. Neal and wiff recently Wis
'" '-a'f-- IA New Hampshire. They
l@ea sir. -rr at Bert Smal's. 1t is lit
'7s l- selectmen began taking the
-'4.'o't -le list of the week. Ray Neal
~- '-,e. tjwell have been attending
-'A'. Business ollege in Belfast. Les
' 'Nl-t-' A5s novel team. He harnesses
-.S '. i-n d grocery wagon, loads the
'a- -e -rt= and drives off. 1t is slow,
w '''~ ers are being loaded with hay
-'5. -i4.uf
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of Captain Sycamore, who sailed the
second Shamrock. Sir Thomas and
Captain Wringe believe the Shamrock
III. will win the cup. In fact. the gen.
eral feeling in England seems to be
that if the cup ever returns to England
Captain Wringe is the man to do the
trick.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
WE
LIKE BEST
Why IS It They so Seldom
Aareo With Us7

What's the reason the things ws like
best % seldom seem to agree with usS
Maybe its because We overeat OF them.
Then follows . 1t Of indigestion.
Only lasts day or two perhaps. But
it's . most uncomfortable day or two.
We don't mean to abuse our Stomachs
but w all do 1t more or less. We 90
things We want and can't resist
the longing for them. When its too
late We regret our rashness. But
there's . way to escape the conse-
quences of such indiscretions. AdOse
Of . good digestant like Kodol Dya-
pepsia Cure will relieve you at once.
Indigestion IL always due to the
same cause. Your stomach 10 too weak
to digest what you eat. 1t needs rest.
You can't rest 1t by going without
food. That would mean starvation.
But Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will restit
1t does the stomach's work. In the
mean time the tired organ IL gaining
fresh strength. Before long it will b
- strong a. ever. You don't have T.
diet. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will d.
rest any kind Of Wholesome food.
II had stomach troubas. fear yssrs" says
Geo. r Goliath, AlpenA. kich. vhioh ~
70 bad that at times vas forced - remain
s Sas. o. ssss aass4 :: "
mediate relief and few bottles sRsess4
somplete cure"
kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Cures All Stomach Troubles.
P.sp.:sd only hy D.M1.5 y O. e! Gsieees p.
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Llbttf
M Nu"tpu of Washington, d. c., is
7..... llah4r, w. }. Knowlton, at the
dirm-.-ai this village. He has called
n}-H r4 t his old friends and ac-
ann~.,-s a toWu... j. J. Walkers crew
i a4-s. timely on his house, which
aet los.-t ana partly shingled. Men
hy- ..-. t work On the cellar for Mr..
Go -e huSe.... Frank Bennett has
Mc j, aud and lath machine and
ia, -- -,Ru- the laths and clapboards
MN uu new house, 1t is rumored
'l anton has sold his stage and
ua .au. H Liberty to Belfast to Chas.
A-4 Ne Narden now has the mail
rc-. yelty to Freedom, and from
-a- .aEermo...J. j. Walker is in
a' ',-l lt>s.
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Deer Isle is Eappy.

Deer Isle is a good place to live in
just now; with smelts at three cents a
dozen and eggs one cent each. clans to
be had for the digging and fish for the
catching, we ought to be able to worry
along without tstarving.-Deerl Isle Mes
Senger.
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ii ,.rual town meeting officers were
ro1oWs Selectmen, Bennett d.
e g,o aad B. Brown, John S. Snow !;
'A r 7 Hooke; treasurer, John
s collector, j. n. Gardiner !;
'- ,.,, ..rsndent, Geo. A. Parsons !;
'' ,u r4p. Miss Anna Witherlee,
W r..4. Amounts appropriated !;
N -.r roads and bridges, $1,000 !;
D .ur. 800; Memorial day, S75 !;
/. .r.-,. ~52I
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Doctor Ito Gilbert aged four)-Put your
tongue out, dear
Sick little Gilbert feebly protruded the tip
of his tongue.
Doctor no, put it right out.
The little fellow shook hi, head weakly,
and the tears gathered III his eyes: II cart,
doctor; it's fastened on to me."-LondOn
Tit-Bits.
OA0 0ToREA.
Bear, th. HThs Kind You Have Always Bops1
as.:'''' .; &<HAZzzsx
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.. NrrNlann arrived home from
. las. week. -. Eugene Barnes,
.. ...r.er. began on his K. F. ID.
,.. ..- Mrs. W. j. Heagan spent
la. a.,t week in Camden and Bel
W.. W. II. Hartman entertained
g.fn... Hand Club, April 1st. The
,~al3,~ 4 sale of fancy articles and
.....r ,t, ,choolhouse next Saturday
- anne, Everett Berry left Mon
Ba5u. where he has position
A. a-erlou n Co., jewellers.
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Betsey Small, widow OF the late An
at the home of her son, Allen Small, in Lit
Of the late Capt. and Mrs: Davis Haskell
and was 73 years old. The funeral was
held April 1st and the nterment was IN the
old cemetery at Deer Isle.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

W.. ...- 6alzell, who has employment
/. r...... uYI "a few days vacation last
s.1 i -rrattard arrived in Monroe
,,.5 .M No, has spent the winter
~..,s. .. Massachusetts,. A lbert Ham of
,~'---.-6A Franklin Chase's recently.
.. I- Barden has visited her
.-...-.. \-W York and Portland....
rr.. u..r.ar. is visiting up river. Hor
...r-. las moved back to Monroe....
4. .. gr rank Nye are in Bangor for
'..-...r. freeman Ritchie is having
... oos iaid in his house.
NJ ewld will finish saving the
a.-. ..n... .. Iyug lumber at his mill this
e. running night and day
.- - stngle mill..... Mr.. f. H.
:...r Is ..l.r. the lumber sawed for a
,.. oe built this season on what
.5a.- a-t.. ,ireat Farm....O, NJ. Kim
X f H-d home from the lumber
rm., So I4 has been at work. 1t is
ataar f. r. soon take unto himself
.-.-..... -.hooI board net Saturday to
.s -u..-> for the spring term OF
.r-e Jewell is doing carpenter
- Roberts. The assessors
e.-..ar ..-i he inventory of the taxable
rs-a 'h- JpWn.