The Republican journal., 1873-05-01

.l tat crescent of tic new moon. and Il dry
-.j j. expected
rh Bangor Wing learns that the new II otel.
fart Point, viii he opened to the public by
milJta Of Janr.
"aimtin Kelly viii he buried with Masonic
'"-'lN. Al members Of the fraternity
9ntlly invited to attend.
A.-r~ Elliot 10 whom the Belfast and Ban
-tas" route WAS awarded. has sold it to
m!ler Merrill of Wmterport
lo' contract for carrying the mails from Ban
-l to luna. and Bangor To Monroe, has been
warded to Charlie, Elliot.
Gov. crosby was at Cincinnati on Sunday
,>r He hat experienced a weeks illness since
wing Florida,
rhe railroad bridge across the dock in
lI+ ily took fire At two different times and
on Tuesday, from sparks from the en-
.ue.
splendid Is the word that describes the wealth
~r aro now enjoying. Notwithstanding the
were winter, the spring Is quite As forward As
4J ot last wear.
ouhi} Attorney FogleG has bought the resi-
-0t- a timothy Ihorndikc on High street,
win soon occupy it. Mr. Foglel'> present
denre j. tor sale.
b" death of Benjamin Kelley. Esq, removes
NJ Belfast'> best known and most esteemed
u1gns He l'aS been engaged in manufactur-
upon the east side tor about forty years.
The horse ot W. Holmes took fright and
.art,i from the depot Tuesday, breaking one
y lfeeI n the carriage and depositng the land
fi ot Me New England House in the mud
II. ook. OF Jackson, sends us some green
.J1to talks. with loJ of very fair sized pota.
''r, attached raised from seed planted Jan.
'u A. ~ecmen Of house farming it Is
.YI.
A large crowd gathered about the post-office
u NIGH noon OF Wednesday. listening to Wig
" denunciAtion, from Hon. A. g. Jewett,
who participated in tie salary steal He
-un the war path, sure.
Vu Monday Chas. Swift. at Howes Il Co.'S,
a'I ll ugly cash cut in his head by pair o f
a'-uooh> that fell through scuttle Charles
"a-ht q barrel of flour had lit on his know-
-igc boN.
Before the Police Court, on Wednesday,
q a common seller OF liquors on complaint of
~heiln Norton. Pied not guilty waived ex-
animation, and recognized in $500 for appear
aute ii supreme Court
Hon. Adams Treat Of Frankfort VIII o was
stricken down with paralysis some four years
amt whose hte was for long time de-
5.led of. mas 80 far recovered as to be able to
VISIT TINS city He j. now spending a few DAYS
# tAe residence OF Capt Henry Treat on Fifth
-'Ir'i. Bangor Commercial.
The business dong the wharves has been ex-
rsmrN Iull the past week. The finishing of
several cargoe> from last week, and the loading
Of tAe hrig clara Louise with hay for Whining
TON, y. c., 10y Woods. Mathews & Baker and
-th Isis with haY and straw by same parties
ht VIM. Pitcher Il Son for Boston, are al! we
Big 10 notice thi, week
VIZ call attention 10 the following new local
Observation-Disclosures millinery and dress max
meg departments OF Mrs. A. l.. Richards & Miss
r. 7"nthw"Ilh'S shol-Bradey's SUPER
tloophaie lay b. Plummer, West Wnterport-
~.h for sale by Fhos Mahan. Ellsworth-W.
Is Moil~oh'~ SEWING machine room, are open
Jennings until hall past eight O'clock.
FASH SAILING. The Bangor Wing of Tues
lay "ith some flourish, announced that the
t l'nsieadar, made the trip from that place
'p Boston and back in live days. We never
aptirp such common occurrences It's that Here
e sample of what they DO At this port Sch
r. a Elliot Capt. Sprow. recently made the
ls>-agt from this place to Boston and back in 3
lays and 20 hours. The schooner Harmonic of
Belfast CAPT. Sy lyester left Salem, on Tuesday,
AAll IN having discharged a cargo of coal.
he went /" Hoboken. and took in cargo of
'eal, iyIhg two days in port, and arrived al
salem again on Wednesday morning, having
-Ieut Fix hour, on Nantucket Shoals with a
head 1ide
CONCERNING LoBsTERs. A t the wtching
Aour Of midnight, Mr. Sanford, who deals in
his cruStaceous delicaoy, was busily engaged
IA getting them into hot water. His eauldron
dubbed briskly under the midnight stars, and
"lth his trusty pitchtork he stirred up the con-
tents, As actively did Macbeth's witches
Suddenly crowd OF roughs. who had scented
jhe affair from atar, drew near, like the treach
erouS Moiocs, with professions of friendship.
one OF the crowd too, from the pile of already
cooked Holsters 4 big one, and in an ungarded
moment flung il at the merchants head, knock
my him down, hen each rowiy Selling an
armlui, boInbarled Mr.. $. with his own wares.
Big Holsters scared aloft, and came down
n fragments; small Holsters sailed over house
tops il rained legs, claws aud tomally. Max
lng q Lance Of tbs ptchfork, the man of she'll
fish charged the assaants; cold steel prevailed,
aud the l>hmaelites fled. Next morning the
teopIe OF The region round about thought that
a cloud surcharged with boiled Holsters had
broken over The place. The police court will
investigate the affair
DEATH or DR.. MONROE. Doctor Nahum
F. Monroe, Of this cty, died on Sunday morn
lug last, A Baltimore. where lie had resided for
several winters for the benefit of his health.
Although his demise was expected. from the
ncurable nature 81 his disorder, still the in
telhgenee comes with painful shock to those
who had long known him III his active and use
ful life. He was the son of DR.. Philip Monroe,
was born III Surry, New Hampshire, in 1903.
and was the youngest Of eight children His
only surviving brother is Calvin Monroe. of
ms city who was educated for the ministry.
After studying medicine with his brother DR..
Hollis Monroe, so long in pract ce IN this city,
Ut. Nahum took the regular courses of study
III the Albany Medical College, and graduated
m 1899. He at once opened an office in this
rlty, and soon acquired a large practice In
1913 he married Ann Sarah, daughter of the
ate Hon. Alfred Johnson. Their two children.
4 son and daughter, survive him. the latter
laving married resident of Baltimore.
DR.. Monroe ranked high among his associates
OF the profession, as one who upheld the dignity
aud honor of the physician, and was by them
elevated to the position of President of the
Maine Medical Association. He was also a
member Of the United States Medical Associa-
ton. He was for a long time Trustee of the
Maine Insane Asylum. In 1865 and 1867, he
represented the city of Belfast in the Maine
Legislature At the breaking out of the war of
the rebellion, DR.. Monroe was rendered and
accepted The position of surgeon of the Goth
Name regiment, and entered upon the active
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