The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-03-24

guests March 10th of Mr.. and Mrs. V. n.
| Higgins. Miss Mile Monroe passed Fri
| day and Saturday with friends in Water
ville Mrs. Charles Bagley passed We'd
| nesday in Waterville... MIR. and Mrs. Ira
| l.. Howard were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
| Fred L. Howard in Belfast last week
Mrs. Edison Webster and little son Thomas
| OF Watervlle are the guests of Mrs E. p.
Webster Mrs. B. p. Hurd entertained
| company from Unity last Sunday. Mrs.
| Lizzie Harmon Morey is very sick at the
home OF her father. A. S. Harmon. Her
mother, Mrs. Clara Harmon, is also quite
poorly -. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Carpenter of
Brooks passed Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
V. \. Higgins. -. Miss Ruth Small was the
guest last week of Miss Lettie Hunt
Mrs. Burton Gross and children are visit
ing friends IN Bangor. Report says that
Newell Bagley has sold his farm. Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Willard Sparrow and Mrs.
A. W. Ward are all quite ILL., Mrs. F. l..
Phllbrick is suffering severely with rheu-
matism. Mrs. V. n. Higgins has been quite
sick with grip....D. b. Flint of Belfast was
in town Friday and Saturday.
UNITY.
Claude knOwlton, a lad of IA years, living
in the south part of the town, was the
victim of severe accident recently He
and his brother were in the woods cutting
wood, when the axe slipped, penetrating the
foot, severing the big toe and cutting two
more very badly. Although half mile
frnr No
would not submit to his brother securing
team and taking him home, but walked the
distance to avoid frightening his people,
That he is boy of great patience, thought
fulnesS and courage was proved during his
painful experience. A doctor was at once
called and after taking several stitches
made the patient as comfortable as pos
sihle... Rufus Hillman, who was thrown
from his sleigh at Troy Center few weeks
ago, escaped all injury except a general
shaking up....Carl Conner of Troy is at
the station learning telegraphy and is board
ing at f. Z. McC auslin's. Frank Bartlett,
who has been in Portland for several DAYS
for treatment of his eye, is quite ill with
tonsilltis at this writing B. R. Hunt has
SO far recovered as to be able to walk out.
I'D. Woods has sold his farm to John
Hodgdon, who will take possession in the
near future. -. Maurice Jones, who is at
tending Oak Grove Seminary in Vassalboro
this spring, spends Saturdays and Sundays
With his parents, returning to his school
Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. E, d.
Chase welcomed the arrival of another son
into their home March 1st. George
Winters, younger son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
Winters, who was cut quite badly with an
axe few days ago, is getting along finely.
He was taken to a. doctor and several
stitches were taken to close the wound. =.
Charlie Mitchell has rented his farm to
Elmer Bagley for one year and is going
this week to Connecticut, where he has en-
ployment in a hospital. Miss Caroline
Fuller went to South birmingham, Mass,
last week, to resume her duties as leading
trimmer in a millinery establishment. Be-
fore her departure she gave farewell
party to several of her young friends, which
was very enjoyable. Miss Fuller is an ideal
hostess. Mrs. Marcia Pinkham's remains
arrived here from Massachusetts several
days ago for burial. After a short prayer
at the church interment was made in tie
Pond cemetery. .Whitehouse & Grant
loaded several cars Of long lumber at this
station last week Mrs. Charlie Mitchell
is in Boston, Mass, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jack Legg