The Republican journal., 1904-04-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
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Deferred from last week.
TROY.
Rev. Mr. Ross, who has been appointed
over the charge of Unity and Troy, preach
ed his first sermon at the Union church
Sunday. Mr.. Ross has bought the place
formerly owned by Sidney Knowles. "A
baby girl has been added to the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Gray. Miss Octavia
Mitchell returned Saturday from a weeks
visit to friends in Pittsfeld. -. Miss Carrie
Weymouth has been spending few days
in Pittsfield. Miss Wilmine Cunningham
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Harding. Miss Allie Head began
a term of school in Burnham village Mon
day.
LIBERTY.
W. D. Sanford has purchased the Lowell
block, formerly known as the Fred Knowl-
ton block. Mr.. Sanford will make i'm
provements and put the buildings in
thorough repair. 1t is centrally located on
Main street and when completed will add
much to the beauty of the village.... R. b.
Upham, former resident of this village,
now of Connecticut, is visiting friends here.
Ralph l. Morse has returned to Yale
after his Easter vacation. The announce
ment of Miss Clara Bigelow's marriage at
her home in Lexington, Mass, has been re-
ceved by her many friends here. She has
spent several seasons here, at her uncle's,
George N. Stevens, and has made host of
friends, who wish for her and the groom
m any years of happiness.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Bert E. Cunningham has gone to Augusta,
where he has a situation in the insane hos
pital. The cooper shop of Edward Pres
burned one night last week. He lost all his
tools, 5000 dry slaves, 500 heads and 100
lime casks. ..... Misses Grace and Mabel
Overlook of West Warren are visiting their
Mrs S. 7. Overlook. -. Miss
Mabel Davis, who has been visiting friends
in Appleton and Washington, has returned
home. Her health is very poor this spring.
Franklin Leighor, who had a shock
some weeks ago, is able to be about again
but not to do any work.. Miss Florence
Peaslee of South Washington is stopping at
her grandfather's. William Hanna So.
About six inches of snow fell here Satur-
day and gave the landscape very wntery
aspect. F. w. Cunningham gave graph
ophone exhibition at the Schoolhouse Mon
day night to a large audience. Much salts
faction was expressed at the excellent
selections rendered
PALERMO.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L, Black visited at kel-
Sey Smley's in Albion Sunday Mrs Smi-
ley is seriously i'll. Miss Mabel Pente-
cost of Montville, who has been at the Bos-
ton Conservatory the past winter, passed
Friday night at Mrs. L. A. BOwler's on her
way hoIde. Mrs. W. Hanson and little
son from Massachusetts came on the stage
Saturday to the home of her brother, San
ford Greeley. Mildred Aver from Liber-
ty is visiting relatives in this place for
lew weeks, The snow storm of Friday
night enabled the stage to go on runners
Wesley Nelson went to Liber-
ty this week to work for Elisha Norton on
his new house. The long, cold winter has
made hay in good demand. =. Harold Carr
is in Beverly. where he has nice situation.
W. A. Nelson and Charles Arnold ship
ped number of hogs last week to the
Rockland market &C. W. Studley is paint
ng some rooms for Mrs. George Soule....
Mrs. James Black is quite sick with the
rip. Earl Nelson has closed his school
II Whitefield and returned home