The Republican journal., 1913-04-17

ing maple syrup this spring with his new
evaporator. Henry Soule has bought pair
of heavy team horses of Emory " Rose.
Charles Vose was in Belfast few laws the
past week....J. W. Deane of Free ION was
through this vicinity last week on bus mess 80.
Claude and Johnnie Nutter visit friends
in Waterville and Augusta this week -.
Eugene Perry is working for Cheste- Hall =.
J. w. Nutter has a wood pile, viii h, when
split into stove wood, measured 26t rds
MONROE.
Grip is raging in this vicinity. Mr.. G. A.
Palmer has had severe attack, but is better
at present writing. Among those laid up by
it are Joseph P, Edwin Dickey and Ed
ward Gilbert. Franklin Chase is suffering
from an abscess on his neck Rain and snow
seems to be the prevailing weather now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vinal have gone to Ban
gor. where they have employment His son,
VIII Knight, and wife, have moved into his
home -. Master Fred Palmer has returned to
Hebron Academy He was delayed one week
after time to return account of his fathers
illness. Mr.. Forest Knowlton has been drawn
as juryman for the April term of court.
Horace Weber has returned from a three
weeks visit in Boston and New HAMPSHIRE
49,. Harold Richie is laid up. He got strain
while working with the machine saving wood
Charles Merrill has been in Hampden for
two weeks visiting his brother, William Mer-
ril. Charles Littlefed is in town from Sears
port, where he has employment. :. Harold
Moody has been having work done recently on
his buildings by Mr.. Edwin Dickey
LlNcoLNvILLE
The schools in town will begin Monday,
April 18th. Mrs. Dora Moody will go to Bos-
ton this week to select her stock of spring and
summer millinery. -. Mr.. H. E. Rankins is
confined to the house with german measles
.... Mr.. and Mrs Willis Mckinney have moved
from the village 20 the Leroy Ames farm. -.
Mrs Carrie Hall, our popular dressmaker, is at
the Beach for few days Mr.. Burton Grey
left April LIST to join Mr.. J. C. Melcher's yacht
at 1sesford, Maine, where he will be employ ed
as painter for few weeks e. Misses Jessie
Young and Kathleen Proctor have gone to
Castine to attend the Normal school . Vacci-
nation seems to be The business of the day
here owing to the small pox scare in
several adjoining towns; tut are glad to re-
port that there are no cases in town yet.
Mr.. Herbert Thomas is attending to his duties
as road commissioner in this section. .
Master Frederick Grey met with painful ac-
slipped and cut one fore finger very badly. He
was taken to E. q. Scruton, hospital nurse at
the village, and the wound dressed and he was
made comfortable till a doctor arrived Mrs.
Martha Cilley is at home from Belfast from a
few days. Samuel Rubinstein of Rockiand
was in town last week with full line of dry
and fancy goods. -. Mr. E. B. Pottle, who has
his face, is able to call on friends. -. Fred
Clarke was in Belfast Monday on business.
BURNHAM.
Business is booming in our town at present
in spite of frequent rains, deep mud, etc.
Geo. Gilmore recently sold his fine home and
store to D. Susl of Pittsfield and it has again
changed hanGs. Leon Gerald and bride are
the present owners and will conduct an up-to-
date general store and no doubt will do good
business as both are well known here Leon
is one Of our most promising young men land
his wife, who was Minnie Merrthew, equally
capable o.. Oliver Prescott has taken unto
himself a wife and we hope will soon settle
here. Howard Parsons is living in the L..
Baxter house. E. P. Sullivan our station agent
who has been seriously ill, is able to be out. :.
Pearl Crockett has sold his hotel to parties
from Skowhegan. .Sus's saw mill is busy
place these days.. H. E. Kinney is loading
potatoes for the Boston markets. IT, l..
Goodwin of Fairfield has moved here and will
build fine home, bungalow STYLE OH his farm
near this village. Business at the Iron Age
Repository is beginning to show signs of
spring work, and that farming time is near
G. E. Bryant, General Manager, has been on
the sick list for the past week and S. A..
Bryant has been in charge. :. Mrs. B. A. Spen-
Ger of Belfast was at this place Saturday on
her way to join Mr.. Spencer in Pittsfeld,
where they are to make their home j.. The
schools In town will begin Monday, April 14th.
Mrs. Anna Stephenson of Pittsfield will teach
at No 10 and Mrs. Nellie Shaw over the river
1.-THE Pythian Sisters are busy at present.
Two special meeting have been held this week
and Saturday evening there was initiation in
both degrees and box lunch.