The Republican journal., 1870-07-14


We learn that young lady, daughter OF Capt
lcnpher, of stockton, narrowly escaped drowning
last sunday, near Brigadlels Island: she was ne
inc rowcd ont in a punt to Ii sail-boat when tho
ttul craft overturned and she was thrown INTO the
water. She was rescued with much difficulty aitel
he had sank the third time. by Mr. Eeazcr Me
t,iNcry, Of this city.
Eprok Journal. The above account of al
,>capc from drowning, as published in the Progress
size Age of last week, is incorrect. The facts ar
iha ON the Fourth inst, party Of young people
from this place went to Sears Island. While pre-
r,rns to return home, and in getting of TO then
~ajl-loAt, a punt containing Il son Of n. G. liich
bou and a daughter of Capt. Lanpher, WAS over
urnPi. Mr.. Henry s. Mouljon. of the place, who
,yls on shore at the time. heard the cutlery rushet
into the water, swan TO the spot. and with much
aGcully saved the young lady, after she had sunk
the second time. Young IIichborn, not being ;
WINNER. chung to the punt. 1t very brave
and mertorious act the part of Mr.. Moulton
and he should have the credit of it. c. s. r.
pleasure excursion put into our harbor in dis
rlc<s on Tuesday. The Unitarian Society, Of Ban
-l started on Capt. Ross barge, i'll tow OF
-tramtr Ralph Ross, Capt. Snow. for the Camp
Ground at Northport. The sudden rain and wind
ompelled them to seek refuge At our WharNcs
the Unitarian Society of our city threw open Hay
rd Hall, and other rooms in the Block where PIE
me retre~hment, We're had, followed by dancing to
The music OF the Bangor tornet Band. cur Ban
aor friends seemed 10 enjoy the occasion, despite
The unpleasant weather Mayor rrcnli~~, i'll hehal
If the eNrurSonist>, returned thanks IN Il neat
-peech, which Wa~ responded 10 by Judge Dicker
son.
Al Brooks sci
the following items OF BOWS
0n the night Of the fourth inst the store of J.
ii Gordon, in Brooks Village WAS entered and
money and goods to the value OF Twenty-Five dol
lar taken. The store was entered by means OF a
bach cellar door No clue has A. vet been found to
tile perpetrators.
The A. j. Roberts mills have been purchased 10y
VI { ha>t. and John kohert~. W no have been erect
my and lepairing the dam, that was carried away
hy the tre~het last spring. The homestead farm
h.~ been purchased by Mr.. Chase, OF nifty tol
-}N00.
capt. John Pace, a Well known shipmaster OF
lb- ciy died suddenly in Philadelphia on the 9TH.
lii rcfnains were BROUGHT here and the funeral
u,oG place ON the It'll
MIR j. G. Written gave avery interesting bah by
lhe pupils of his dancing school On Thursday
evening last The large number of spectator, i'll
attendance were much graitied.
alt. Fri>bie OF a kittery schooner, put INTO this
pori on saturday for surgical assistance, having a
bulet III hi> hand from the accidental discharge Of
pistol. lie WAS attended 10y i,r. Monroe.
These moonlight nights are beautiful beyond all
words 10 describe. No wonder elm shaded
.treet~ are filled with merry parties into the small
hours, and that mirth and music reign. Love and
moonlight are Old associates.
sch Ro>tnnah Rose, of I~le~horo, di~mased
Oft NIonhc9an on Friday night by IA squad. She
wa lowed in by fishing vessel, and arrived at
Ibis por on sunday, under Jury mast~
The tnyer~aisl Church. which has been renod-
cet and beautifully decorated, viii be reolened ON
Wednesday of next week, by Rev. MIR. Battles, of
Bangor. In the evening there VIII be held a soci;t-
blc and sale of peWs.
The fire balloon. that are frequently sent ,lp in
uur city yeiy pretty, but on Saturday evening
one of them came down with lis mass of blazing
alcohol among lot of wooden buildings in the rear
OF PheniX Bow. Are they NOT liable to become in
crnlimic4
The weather ion the week past ha> been very
nuch like July-Walm and stllry, unlil the sudden
rain OF Tuesday. ON Wedne- ,ay, With her face
washed by The recent rains, Dame Nature hal an
exceedingly attractive appearance.
A locomotive "Wednesday morning run
over the e bridge from Holt Wharf Ia the Depot,
ana returned with main of platform en-. The
'.lr ouse, llh feet long and bn on pile near this
bridge. is being rapidly completed
\ lot oi blue fish were taken on Tuesday night
IN some Forgy nets IN the bay. Why don't some of
.Hr fishermen Try 10 catch these fish hy trolling?
h j. considered rare sport on Long Island Sound.
come citizens chdeiv0r TO protect thcn cherry
trees and strawberry beds from the bird lay old fish
nets stretched over them.
The Pine Tree Saloon on Main street is offered
tul sale. See advertisement
summer visitors have arrived III large numbers