The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-02

AlXllteEs SWSGIel
and VIII
BUCKsPORr.
Deputy Sheriff Burke Leach made the
announcement on Monday, and notified all
interested parties, that Sheriff Mayo would
strictly enforce the prohibitory law in the
county. Sheriff Mayo has notified all
deputies that he shall look to them for the
strict enforcement, and all deputies who do
and new ones will be appointed in their
places. Capt. H. T. Stubs has received q
letter announcing the safe arrival at Port au
Prince, Hayti, of the three-masted schooner
! Carrie A. Bucknam, Capt. Frank A. Torrey,
lumber from Wilmington, Jan. IA. She
will load there with logwood for New York.
sWANvILLE.
! MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Brown, who have
been in Massachusetts the past few months,
returned home Saturday night Mrs.
Browns father, p. I. Clements of Monroe,
came down Wednesday to open the house
and have it warm. Miss Lillian Phillips
is visiting friends here. -. Fred Black, the
| came near perishing in the binding snow
| storm Jan. 25th. He lost the road and
drove down across E. b. Greeley's field to-
ward the river. His light was seen by A.
| e. NickersOn, who went to his rescue He
was cared for at the home of j. w. Nicker-
when he took the trip to Belfast with the
MALL. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cunningham
| went to Brooks Sunday and their niece,
Bertha McTaggart, returned with them.
! CAMDEN.
The remains of the late George w. Head
of Mattapan, Mass, arrived on the boat
Saturday morning and were taken to his
old home in Lincolnville Center for inter-
ment. wife and three sisters, Mrs. j. E.
Scruton, Mrs. j. L. Kidder and Mrs. j. NJ.
L0vett, all of Lincolnville, survive him.
The deceased was IS years of age: IF. l.
veying the B. & A. railroad, was home over
Sunday He left Monday for Hampden
Center. The funeral of the late DR.. Oliver
G. Sherman, whose death occurred in Ham,
| ilton, Bermuda, was held from his home on
the Belfast road Saturday afternoon at 2
Thomas Episcopal church ofticiated and
DIR. W. F. Bisbee, Reuben Leland, S. G.
Ritterbush and Joseph Edmunds acted as
pail bearers. Many and beautiful floral
tributes showed the high esteem in which
the deceased was held.
STANDPOINT.
Mrs. Frances French has gone to Boston
for awhile. Mrs. Jane Witherell has
gone to Prospect for a visit. MIR. Frank
Erskine came from Belfast Sunday for a
short visit with his family, while the steam
Ell Golden Rod. OF which he is engineer, is
being repaired. =, Mr.. F. S. Hartman was
in Belfast recently on business....H H. f.
Partridge came from Bangor early last
week on account OF illness; He returned to
of the oldest ladies in town, fell Sunday
and severely injured her hip. Mr.. Ivan
! Grant left Monday for Bangor to resume
his studies in the Shaw Business College.
go. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Hartman of Pros
pect Ferry visited relatives here last Sun
day. Tug Ralph Ross came here from
Bucksport Monday with freight for the
Northern Maine Seaport r. r. Co... Steam
er Golden Rod recently brought $50 bags of
grain and other freight here for F. S. Ear-
riman; There was an army OF men on the
road shoyelng snow after the severe storm
of last week. No R. F. ID. Thursday for
the first tre this winter -. There seems to
be an epidemic of bad colds in this vicinity.
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drifts to the depth of feet which had to
be shoveled. On what is called the James
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sTockroN SPRINGS
MI. =. r. Gerrlty OF Bangor spent a day
in town the middle of last week, the guest
of his mother-in-law and sister-in-,aw. Mrs
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