The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-12-05

E. Kinney has his potato house filled . Pres
colt & Watson are saving lumber at their
portable mill and loading at this station.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Mudgett visited Clinton
! Grange Nov. 23d >. Station Agent E. P. Sulli-
van was confined to the house by illness the
past week, but he is at work again at this writ
ing. Mr.. C. E. Sherman walked over as far
as the post office last Saturday and his friends
are much pleased to see him out again after so
serious an illness. .. Hon. G. E. Bryant and
family are in Aroostook Co. for few weeks
Albert is visiting in Freedom :. Merle Nc.
Ailster. Ralph Miles, Glendon Libby, Karl Nc.
hechnie, Hattie Cole, Fern Shaw and Elizabeth
Russell are home from M. c. l. for the Thanks
giving recess. -. Miss Charlotte Sullivan from
Connecticut is visiting her aunt, Miss Marie
Sullivan of this place.
NORTH UNITY
Mrs Howard Snow of Durham who was
thrown from her carriage some little time ago
and received severe injuries, is doing as well
as could be expected ..... Mrs Hartshorn of
Swanville is visiting her cousins, Mrs. E. H.
Stewart and Mr.. Charles Mitchell of UNITY.
.. H. E Stone went to Boston last Sunday to
be gone indefinitely, on business The Read
ing Club of Troy Corner met at the Grange
nan wednesday evening, Nov. 10Th, and Is en-
Joyed a delicious chicken pie supper. Mr..
George Grant of Unity met with quite seri-
GUS accident last week. He stepped on LARGE
nail and it went nearly through his foot. caus
ing him much pain for some days and nights.
At the present writing he is improving Mrs.
=. b. Hustus, who has been quite sick, is i'm
proving. Mr.. Charles Hustus of Unity has
beautiful span of young and well matched
plack work horses weighing about $500. Mrs.
j. ii. bagiey went to Citypoint, Belfast, last
week to visit friends and relatives Mrs. M, A.
Parkman and Mrs. M. W. Munroe called on
Mrs Howard Snow and Mrs. Sylvania Barrows
in Burnham one day last week The night of
NOV 24th the first big snow storm came and
completely covered the ground :. The ladies'
OF Unity and vicinity are making preparations
Tor church fair, to be held at Unity the first
OF December. 1t is hoped all will be interest
ed and lend helping hand. =. Mr. Eben Dodge
OF Unity is moving his family into his house at
the village, and Charles Gannett and family
nave engaged board with A. 7. Adams . Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Wood of Unity passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gerry. Mrs.
Gerry's sister. Mrs Hurd, has moved into one
Part of Mrs. Gerry's house.
UNITY.
Rev. Mr.. Miller of Thorndike filled the pull
lit last Sunday evening at the Union church.
49,. The ladies of the M. E. church are arrang-
ing for church fair to be held early in De-
cember. We will announce the exact date and
give full particulars later. Mr.. Joseph
Brown. respected citizen of Unity village,
died at $50 Monday morning. H. J.
Moulton, who has been seriously ill for some
weeks. is reported to be in an unchanged con-
dition. Mrs. ]. A. Adams is suffering from
blood poisoning. In picking up a stick of wood
a few days ago, splinter pierced her thumb.
The splinter was easily removed and no more
attention was paid to it at the time. The next
day the thumb began to swell and rapidly de-
veloped into case of blood poisoning The
many friends Of Mrs. Adams wish her speedy
recovery. Miss Ruth Berry spent Saturday
in Waterville. Mrs. Mae Cook was in Wa
terville Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Thompson and daughter Violet, were in Wa
Mrs. E. M. Soule and two daughters, Margaret
and Beatrice, spent Sunday in Watervile....
Z. E. Murch has bought the farm of E. M.
Dodge south of Unity village and will move
there soon. Mr.. Dodge will move to his resi-
dence in Unity village. Miss f. E. Maxey
arrived last Saturday from North Attleboro,
Mass, to take up her duties as assistant High
school teacher. Mrs. Edith Frost Stevens
arrived last Saturday from New York city,
where she had been visiting her husband. ...
The schools of Unity reopened Monday, after
two weeks vacation. The following teachers
were installed: High school, Miss Gladys
Twitchell of Augusta, principal; Miss E. E.
Maxey of North Attleboro, Mass, assistant;
Miss Imogene Grant. grammar; Miss Grace
Wing of Thorndike. intermediate; Miss Mil
dred A. Rollins, primary; Miss Katherine Phil
brick. Kelley school. Woods school. Mrs. Edith
Frost Stevens; Farwell school. Miss Edith
Stinson; Worth school, Miss Lucy Adams.
MONROE.
The Monroe Rebekah lodge is about to put q
n ew piano into the 1. o. o. F. hall, and the Odd
Fellows are having the hall painted and new
roofing put on. The weather thus far has
been wonderful for November, giving every
one fine chance to work on buildings and to
get their fall work done. y. Monroe can boast
of a smart old lady, Mrs. Ruth Parker. "a years
! old, who lives with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Fairbanks. During the last two months she
has knitted many stockings and done sewing.
/, She reads portion Of each day and is inter-
ested in all the work done and in affairs gen.
erally... Master Victor Durham is at home
! from the M. c. l., Pittsfeld, for two weeks
vacation Several deer have been killed in