The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-06

UNITY.
Mr.. Frank Fairbanks, who began per-
forming the duties of an undertaken and
keeping all materials pertaining to same,
some time ago. has established quite an ex-
tensive business. When re Quested he is
assisted by Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs. Benja-
min Bther and little son from Fairfield are
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Chester
o. Gerry. Miss Emma Gould, who has
employment in Bangor as dressmaker, will
resume her duties there s0On.. Elmer
Bagley has completed filling the ice house at
Windermere Park Mrs. Georgia Post
from Freedom visited relatives in town
recently. Clair Stone, who came near
meeting with a serious accident while load
ing logs on a car a short time ago, is able to
ride out. One of the logs hit him on the
ankle, causing it to swell greatly and laying
him up for number of days. Luckily no
bones were broken. Chester o. Gerry
advertiSeS his farm for sale. If he sells he
thinks of moving to California. Mrs.
Vern Sawyer is at home from Fairfield tor
a short time. Rev. A. Z. Hatch, who has
been boarding with relatives in Fairfield
this winter. was the guest of his nephew,
Charlie Hatch, several days last week..
J. A. Adams, who has been renting the
Tabor residence for some time, bought it
recently. -. 1t is hoped by the many friends
of Mrs. Julia Mitchell, who has been to the
Maine General Hospital in Portland for the
third time within a few months for treat
ment, that she may be permanently bene-
ing slowly. The death of Mrs. Thomas
Reynolds was sad one, as she left an in
FAINT and several small children. She was
the mother of sixteen children, losing a
number of diphtheria while residing in
Troy. The funeral services were held
March 3oth and the remains were taken to
Troy for burial. Eddie Whitehouse, who
has been employed at the NJ. c. r. r. sta
ton for a long time, was the victim of
what might have been serious accident
while unloading freight one day last week.
In attempting to take a plough from the
car to the depot it caught, pulling the plank
away and throwing him to the platform,
the plough hitting him in the chest.
Fortunately he escaped with several bad
b 'uises and severe shaking up. Pearl
Reynolds and family spent two days in
Gardiner last week visiting his mother
kuel Wards son underwent an operation
last week, which was performed by DR..
Smith from Portland, assisted by DR.. c. NJ.
Whitney. At this writing the patient is
comfortable. Mrs. Isora Fitzpatrick and
son from Danforth, who have been visiting
in Troy for some time, called on relatives
and friends in town Oh their way to st.
Adams to visit brother They will then
go to Waterville for several months stay
while the son attends Colby College, this
being his second year there. -; Bert Tozier
and family from Concord, n. IT,, were
called here last week by the death of his
brother, Will Tozier Of Albion. Funeral
services were held at his late home last
Sunday. Much sympathy is felt for the
grief ST. icken family -. Frank Webb from
Madison was in town recently. The
| wedding cards of MIR. Walter Ambrose
Taylor and Mrs. Luverne Smith Whiting of
Pittsfeld have been received in town..
John Waning is at the NJ. c. r. R. station
learning telegraphy....W K. Barnes, who
made his escape from the Insane Asylum
at Augusta last week, was captured near
here and taken to Augusta April Sd, on the
early morning train. Mr.. B. seems to take
quite fancy to the town of Unity and
visits the place whenever opportunity
offers.