The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-10-03
Looal ..sms, &c.
News Of the County and Civ.

NtrgAret Patterson, mother of Mrs Crosby
-ti az Years and months She was dauohter
Joan Mitchell, who was son OF John Mitchell.
nc OF the first settlers of Belfast Mrs. Pat
.srson, who was born in Boston, came 10 live
Belfast N 40. being then thirteen wears old.
Ih@ present site OF the city was then an un-
HNen wilderness. OF the thirty families in
Nm. only six resided on this side Of the river.
n' ihe only highway was that leading to
\nuhport. The first frame house on this side
= not built until the next year 1871. The
u'ther of Mrs, Patterson died that wear and
w. The nrst person buried in the old cemetery.
atft the Baptist Westinghouse, the forest trees
ny ielled TO make room for the grave. Robert
tttlcr>on husband of the subject of this notice.
>on OF James Patterson one of the earliest
-t,Ier>. and they We're married in 1-yS He
Na- lost al sea. on hi- passage to Havana. in
She was the mother of seven children.
Na nly survivor being Mrs Crosby. The wife
Hon llezekiah Williams OF Castine, was her
-'u4hter and Capt. f. z. Williams, who went
nNn in The Oneida was her grandson.
nd-daughter il the widow Of COL A. w.
'An~"n. Al the time of her death, Mrs Pat
t~au was ne Oldest person in Belfast except
Ar. MIS-. Ferguson, who is about one year her
iAor. She was 4 lady exemplary in all the
ton ~ lie warm-hearted afpelionate and
IeseT,ng, even in her helpless old age the
A' Lender regard io her kindred Retaining
uti mental faculties 10 The last and leaning
'Hh naltermg trust on the promises OF tn,
wy 1. ONE, she closed her long and faithful
III. surrounded by those she loved.
tHlcE COURT. His Honor Judge johnson,
JHu- ngurtiveiy clothed with The judicial
fnine,on Tuesday was called upon to hear and
iclermn4 the merits of case in which 'the
een eyed monster took fun hand in the
lea' Shakespeare. who generally sets down
mugs about 4, they are SAYS
Where true love dwell~.
disturbing jealousy doth ca himself
AneIlon'> sentinel"
Ani thM disturbing chap it was that kicked
he mus, according to the theory OF The
u'un Briefly, then, it was thus ON
ota} evening two young men who exercise
lins 1T selling goods 10y sample, Frank :
tnn,tef and Frank > Edwards, fell in with
uple of attractive young girl>. ana proceeded
tt them 10 81 quiet promenade along High
While Edward was in the midst of Il
lighl discourse with the lady upon hi. arm.
A-~ >jguch ltemendou, blow upon the
WHICH Knocked him senseles~ and cut an
i~t h M- scalp The theory OF the gov
nnent IS that thi- was doue nv Herman Davis.
h- lnti tIfd hi exclusive right TO the
.n 'ht case She. plump anl pretty biti-
t- named Barnes, when put upon the stand,
'"' l"'Ie '"''t me "haF' III reply 10 the
i@'>''" "Ar'leI 'ANiN was paving attention to
"' >aiU None 81 Nouf business and
"' N''' VINO 'lF"'A hd"rds' except that
""9'' ii'I in'i i''Nis' ia view however
9'I'''+ testimony 81 Edininsfef and others,
''D'' ie' DAVIS TO answer to The charge OF
WIN lA''H' 90 hi'i' III efoo bail Tor want
n'''" If went % ''li'
.,-t wi '','''''' anu ''''e'S Oh
We = ''"''' " ana
"''''iN''' 'Ht9 years ago on the |
''''''' ~ "e''es Ho"1e "ii'i WHO
"' "''e i'tH' ny rev Joshua |
D." 'i5 t'''' century nlNtrNafy o' the
~" Sianuei'i'ateh "S'eii- |
~ 'i' S''''''' 7" eu'''n4' zen cnlloreh ana
"'N'' '"' Si'ii''ni,o''h were represented.
MI "a, IA
.., rtg,t fvro Wears ot ae,,. Mn, ,e,son. who
K, rn,.~4,l Inc n,rri4oa nj NJ. Doioo ana wifi. |
,r...nt II I'LL. ,ol,leo ,,o,i,l,n,, sn., -,
.-,,n and s,rro,,n,lino. ara. moi ,,,,a,, ,aon
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10y. :. 49, -" VIC NJ
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.yu communicated from the chimney 10 fine |
,ya,t DESTROYED hut the house WAS saved in \ !
.ttu..lea condition. The stock IN The barn was |
% -.r ,ut. together with most of the contents. |
Aa t'ins Of the house Wa~ due to engines 2
i-i nom The city which did splendid work
NJ Whittier, los Is about $1,000, OH which
.Aele partial Insurance.
fhih f"FrpoNFp. Owing TO the heavy rain
'he nrNl Y lhe week, The waldo Agricultural
i'' ''''' 'ii' '''', W.T.
a." ''"''ns "oss'
'''''N' ''''" 'N''0N' i""'
80, 'i ''I1, ''' an e''S ."
- o''''iii o'' 'u'S "''ei Noon
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"'' 'i''' ''''' even 'e''i 'ie'e'' ]" "iuo
FIG Age avs that Oscar Hills viii contest the
p oi Joseph /. WHEREBY representative |
from Northport, claiming that illegal votes
eir thrown Tor the latter. 1t ls the commonly
"a OPINION IN the locality that Hllls had
-lr 'haa lar snare OF thtt description OF
"l''>' As Will lhth ihd tutfe ne made 10 ap-
yt fear from The reports received. that the
.at.to rrol, is 10 ne 3, faiure TINS year. The rot
~ a4ade havoc with large part of the crop,
-ua ttsa ground Is 50 wet as not 10 admit of say
ar the remainder of the crop
A,;pa.on Mas, VA ,n pon,evl,,a,,, hu+,s
,.5..r.. =, N.,r orl, ,,arban, IN tho All.
,4..l. ,.,o.s ,,.ba,a his voi,a :; nc IF ann
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II ~ NJ sou mas 'a'ep'e' 'a'' "
stump " f'hh9N''ahia'
HORT CANE. People who want to be early
Al iopune fashions can now begun 10 have
uUokWheat cakes for breakfast. That fearful