The Republican journal., 1912-03-28
North UNITY.

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s Britton of Aroostook who has
..--. -re her sister, Mrs. Charles Yelling
-g for the past week returned to
rs -1a % Monticello last Saturday. Mr.
stewart Of Unity passed two days of
..a-.- I Naterville calling on old friends
,- rg to business. :. Mrs. F. NJ. Fair
the day March Goth at Charles
- John Hamilton has employ
. ".rrecook, in the Grant & White
.- glll.....Arthur Bagley intends
.- .le Mrs. Leathers house at Troy
i.zie Estes has bought the a. S.
at Troy Corner and will move his
..-s as soon as it is vacated. J. S.
5- sold his place in Troy to Horace
tii move to Unity. Chester Gerry
..= lu-ght the Turner Center Cream
I'D Unity and will move his family
Mrs. Fred Hunt and sister, Mrs.
# Waterville, visited their sis
..y, Mrs Fred Written of Unity,
week and found uncle Oliver ].
.... .-lp sick . Mr. Fred Hollis of Troy
tut his two children who have
the measles are better. Mrs.
gil. who has had the measles, is
-... Mr. Joseph West an aged and
=.-- e-zer Of Troy, passed to a higher
--aay uorring, March oath. He had
.ee health for some time past.....
4~ r-7a and Linnie Lampher, came home
rom the Nor al school at Farm
Jacob Ames, Jr, and bride of
'..a ginning life together next Sat-
,leers Corner in what is known as
.rs-a louse. Their many friends wish
. a--r fappiness, and long and pleasant
---' Trough life.
7A0PsDlKE.
raa Coffin and Mr.. Fred Hunt of this
8-r5 united in marriage in Belfast Sat
1~s March 9Th Miss Coffin is the faithful
a2 -lt post Office clerk at Thorndike and
4' arge circle of friends by her cheer
70 l- --eny manners and obliging DISPOSE
Nne We heartily congratulate the
~tet- pom his selection of a wife we
'@. e-aIry to lose her most capable SER
.-' tpstmistress and hope she may con-
''-r her otficial position for long while to
"-7 HE .Jrtunate groom is one of the smart,
5'7ssIv= farmers of his tow n, also mem
s''i Tie lnard of selectmen, and by his indus
NJ AID l.eas ant manner has won the confidence
'- aspect Of a host of friends. The best
'~7 VI The community go out to the happy
-t'e ioT long and happy and prosperous
Here are several other nice young peo-
FF -o~n to whom the writer could cordially
1o thou and do likewise. -. Mr.. Henry
'ggirs recently bought of Richard C
'stAs PORTION of the late Joseph Stevens
- t1'-ulEg the buildings thereon. This
''" Las always been considered one of the
town and no doubt under its new man
'7' VIII he still further improved. I'M
-'7i Is are also being made on the Cook
fs't. SO called, though under its present
tt ID is somewhat doubtful if this his
aye ever fully developed. Mr.. Jack
Ought and moved onto his lot a
'-0Hg which we understand will be
1I 'or a general variety store. Mr.
e} has been making extensive re-
ms already comfortable farmhouse
eli h Ward is soon to begin the cree
arae addition to his barn, to cost
a1t4rsd dollars. l.. Thorndike is all
Vas 20 public debt, snug sum of money
a, "eas1ry, fertile farms, Industrious
ana handsome women. Come and see.
- Il, Leavitt returned to his home.
eA from the Waldo County hospital and
l. 'S are very glad to see him again on
IA NM. Mrs. B. A. Gross has return
visit with relatives and friends in
a. s1a LOWELL Mass . Richard C. Hig-
b. Henry M. Higgins were in Belfast
Nh, "a On business. Mr.. Charles Crockett
ssr,. lost was IN town March 18th on business,
sE.. ~ 10 Belfast by train at night >. Mr..
"a. '@ton of Searsmont has rented the
h.. Tor the season and will move his
A,,.,' "efe next month. Mr. Lewis Hogan
~ gaming and his friends hope soon to
ige 'esume his duties as mail carrier on
es -. o. Mr.. Benjamin Ames, who has
hs Lsf poorly all winter, is also improve
Oh 'Sth' for which his friends are very