The Republican journal., 1904-02-11
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UNITY
The marriage of Mr., Frank W. Thomp-
son of Troy, one of the prosperous farmers
of that town, and Miss Isabelle G. Myrick
of the same place, occurred in Unity, Jan.
9th. The ceremony was performed by
James Libby, Jr., justice of the peace, and
was private, both the bride and groom be-
ing unattended. Miss Myrck was one of
Troy'S school teachers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson will reside in North Troy Their
friends in Unity extend congratulations.
Mrs. Lowell and daughter from Bangor are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant.
THE recent heavy snow storm has de-
layed people in this section from filling
their ice houses Capt Iarrabee, who
has been at home on short visit, returned
to New York recently to resume his duties.
.... District Deputy Grand Master, E. d.
Chase, went to Brooks last week and in
stalled the officers of the blue lodge, z. and
A. NJ. 80. Frank Bartlett has sold the Rol-
Inns farm to Mr.. Daniel Murray of Water
vile, who will take possession in the
spring. Mr. Murray and son began cutting
spool wood there recently. -. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Benjamin Mudgett thinks of going
into business in town this spring. -. Mel
ger Stevens and family from Montana, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
here for several months, started several
days ago for Minneapolis, MINI, where
they will reside the remainder of the win
ter. f. D. Chase, who bought the stand
how occupied by AlonZo Reynolds, has
rented it to A. Sawyer, who will move in as
soon as it is vacated. Mrs. Emma Woods,
who has been stopping with relatives in
Everett, Massachusetts, for several weeks,
returned home recently. She took the X
Ray treatment during her absence and was
greatly benefited by it,. Mr.. Frank Gerry
and Mrs. Florence NJ. Reynolds, both of
this town, were united in marriage recent
ly. The ceremony was performed by A S.
Rollins OF Troy. Their friends wish them
much happiness and prosperity. Frank
Bartlett, who underwent another surgical
operation on his eye short time ago, is
gaining slowly. f. D. Chase thinks of 60
ing to Portland this week to visit him. 49,
E. 7. Walker and his brother-in-law, Heber
Kinney, went to ROckland last week to
visit his daughter Rosie, and transact lit
tie business in the sale of meat. They are
expected home sOon... Mr.. and Mrs. Lem
uel Peabody from AroostoOk have secured
employment at E. D. Chase's. They began
work this week. =. The Odd Fellows have
traded their lot of land with J. T. Tabor
for larger lot and will erect building as
soon as possible. which will include large
public hall. Archibald Tozier and A. Ad
ans think of building in the spring.
IsLEsBORO.
After our weather prophets had finally
decided that we were to have another win
ter of 1875, and the people had concluded,
with true philosophic spirit, that that was
what they wanted-it was good style to be
oldfashioned-the thermometer began to
rise, and Sunday and Monday the ice was
breaking up in the bay and along shore.
That number of our men were disap-
pointed goes without saying, as they had
already made engagements to take some of
their fair friends for a moonlight ride on
1 CuODoCOt Udy liz oOCduICl JllNCl Dual
made but two trips last week, Monday and
Tuesday, as it was impossible for her to get
through the ice. Mr.. Auburn Dodge with
one assistant went for the mail Thursday
and after successfully rowing, then pulling
the boat, and finally being towed in, he
reached the mainland. A good part of the
way he stood in the bow of the boat, break
ing the ice, then forcing the boat through
1t was too late when they got ready to re-
turn for them to make the venturesome trip
that night, so they waited over until Friday
morning, left Northport at an early.:h hour
and got back here in the afternoon. Satur-
day the mail came in the early evening.and
again Monday. 1t is thought thatltbe Star
will make her regular trip Tuesday. The
new steamer with that easy name, 'sSebas-
codegan," made several attempts to get to
Castine during the latter part of the week,
but had to give it up and wait over in Ry-
der's Cove until Sunday, when she made
another attempt, and this time was success
ful....: After the heavy fall of snow last
week the roads were soon made ''drivable"