The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-05
UNITY

UNITY.
no ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a
celebration the Fourth of July except that
Hon. John Crosby from New York and his
brother, Rev Jacob Crosby, former citizens
Of this town, Will be here the week Of the
Fourth. Hon. John c. Will deliver an ora
ton at Windermere Park at 10o'cock ID. NJ
July 4th Their Old friends viii BE- pleased
to meet them on this occasion. l he Free
dom Sunday school, accompanied by a-band
and base bail team, will hold ID picnic at the
park July 4th and the Unity. South Unity,
'lhorndike and Troy schools are invited to
io. n them in the pleasures OF the day. A
good time is antlclpated ana large cro"d
expected. .... Lennie Reynolds, who is EN-
ploS ed by Z. d. Chase for time and has
been visiting his mother, who resides in
Dexter, tor few weeks, returned recently.
....M Mrs. Herbert Rand anu children and
friend from Maiden, Mass, arrived last
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rand, they
will open their cottage, which was built
last season, and prepare 1t for occupancy.
Mr. X will come later 10 join them and they
will spend the season here. Mabel Bacon
came home last week from Nlnalhaven,
where she has closed another very success
full term of school. 1t is evident that her
services are very satisfactory along this
line. as this is the second or third year she
has held the posiliuu.. he L diversity of
Maine Farming Special stopped at this sta
ton on its return from Belfast from . to II
o'clock Saturday, June 23rd. and crowd OF
people inspected the exhibits in the cars.
As there was considerable interest shown
doubtless much benefit was derived. John
Itodgdon, who has been d great sufferer
from cancer of the throat for several months,
passed away Thursday morning, June 18th
49,. Mrs Meier Stevens and little son from
Montana arrived at the home Of her mother,
'I.3r n.
visited her sister III Boston before coming
here 1t is reported that Mr.. Stevens will
come later with the intention of locating
east Ed. Hunts little boy, Who had an
adnoid growth in his throat, underwent an
operation for same last week. DR.. Austin,
a specialist from Waterville, and Dr. Whit
ney, performed the operation at his home. AT
this writing the little fellow is getting along
finely. Mrs. Ella Danforth from Troy,
who has been visiting relatives in Haver-
hill, Mass, and Gardiner, Me-, for num-
Der of weeks, arrived at the nome OF her
sister, Mrs. Mantle Getchell, recently.
The children's aid and improvement society
held an ice cream social on knights and
Adams lawn during the afternoon and
evening of June 10th. The weather being
fine it was a great success financially as
well as socially and the society wish to
ly aided them in their efforts. Amount real
lied $780,. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ?. Estes and
son Allie and family from Troy were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McCauslin one
day last week. :. One of Reuel Wards sons
of Thorndike, who has been working for
Joe Farwell for several months, met with
a severe accident recently. While attempt
ing to ride out of barn on a load of press
ed hay his head came between the beam
and bale of hay, tanning it severely and
cutting his nose quite badly. Fortunately
no bones were broken. A doctor, who was
at once summoned. dressed the wound.
The patient is getting along well and is
able to be out every day.
CAS- ToRIA.
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