The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-19
North Unity.

At this writing DR.. M. T. Dodge of Troy re-
mains about the same.
Mrs. jamie Young and Mrs. Bean of Detroit
called on friends in town October 18th.
Mrs. James Bither of Troy spent the day
Friday with Mrs. M. A. Parkman of Unity.
Miss Laura Hunt, vho is teaching school in
Plttsfeld, spent Friday and Saturday at her
home in Unity.
The two Miss Lamphers have gone to Farm
ington to attend the Normal school. They
are both school teachers.
Ashley Mitchell, son of Thomas Mitchell of
Troy, arrived home October 18th from New
Haven, Conn.,, where he has had employment
for number of years.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Allen Roll
Inns Oct 25th, in the forenoon, taking dinner
All are cordially invited to come and partake
of Mrs. Rollins nice baked beans and brown
bread.
Mrs. Elmer Hillman of Unity has gone to
Holeb, Me-, for the benefit of her health and
has taken school, as she wished some employ
ment with which to take up her time. She
likes very much ard thinks she will stay
until Christmas time. Her husband will join
her and spend his time in hunting, of which
sport he is very fond.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Piper of Roekland. for
merly off Troy, have been in Troy, Unity and
surrounding towns visiting friends and neigh
bors, who were pleased to see them and en-
joy their ctmIary, if only for short time
They intend to return to RockIand sometime
the coming week. Mr.. Firer's brother Albion
accompanied them.
Josiah H. Drummond Chapter. 0. E. S.. at
request of a special call met in Thorndike
Thursday, October 18th, and had the pleasure
of entertaining the Grand Worthy Matron,
MIS-. Crane of China, Me-, and listening to a
delightful and instructive lecture. Refresh
ments were served in the hail. and the tables
were laden with delicious things pleasing both
to the eye and palate. Dr. Huld of Water
vile honored us with his congenial presence
and all were glad to meet their old time physi-
cian.s Unity and Freedom were well repre-
scented.
Inc many 11lSEuS OF Nf. w IIllo1n FlckeTy
DIETER known as WilD will be saddened to
learn of his dc ath, which occurred at the old
homestead in Troy, Oct. l1th,at l p. He was
a great sufferer and longed for the time to
come that would release him from all pain.
His two sisters, Rowena and Arvesta, were
with him in his last sickness and administered
to all his wants with sisterly affection. Lonely
now will the old homestead be to those that
remain. The nterment took place in Troy
Corner cemetery Friday, Oct. 18th. Rev. Mr..
Ainslie of Unity, Methodist, officiated.
Saturday Oct. 14th, as Mr.. and Mrs. Gee.
Fernald, two people we'll advanced in years,
were riding along the highway from Troy Cen
ter to Heads Corner in Troy, in passing some
bushes by the side of the road large dog own
ed by Mr. Williston rushed out Of the bushes
and came SO suddenly upon the horse he took
fright and jumped out of the road into the
ditch, overturning the top buggy. As the top
was turned back and they were going down
hill the occupants were thrown clear of the
carriage, but Mr.. Fernald was bruised and cut
very badly, and the extent of his injuries are
not as yet known. Mrs. Fernald escaped with
slighter injuries. The horse ran until the reins
caught on the wheel and stopped him. The
buggy was demolished.