The Republican journal., 1874-07-02

HtllllllCi do ohitltiIy - loI ln;tnN years |
after he did the minuter Instruments re-
ouircd in his vocation of atch-maker and
ieweller
Early in this year II religious Society
under the style of the ''Chrstian Society
of Universalists in Belfast was organized
its name was subsequently changed to that
Of the ''First Iniversalist Society in Bel
fast The meeting for organization was
held at the Academy, March 4th; this was
the origin of the present J'nverSaist So
ciety.
The 22d Of May was a white day in
our calendar The Steamboat Maine. the
1lrst whose paddle wheels rnffied the wa
tiers OF the Penobscot. arrived here, There
was 4 rush to the wharf 10 take a look nj
her, and large party went on board soon
alter noon on an excursion to CastlnP,
There are few vet living who have
VIVID remembrance OF the somewhat
troubled passage Over-the sampson,
strong IN beauty, who landed at Castinc--
the tender passages on the return-and
the midnight lectures which followed.
The steamer was of about a hundred
tons bnrthen. The project of her owners
was to run her regularly as a packet be- |
tween Portland and PASSPORT touching NJ
this and other ports on the coast. connect
ing with 4 line which had been established
between Bath and IIallowcll. She CON
tinucd to ply rather irregnlarly between
Portland, Bath and Passport, touching at
this port, during the season, under the
command Of Capt. Smith Cram, who had
been for many years previously 4 resident
in Montyile, who was born in New lamp
shire and died in California. She went to
Bangor occasionally, divcrgng from her
regular route. 1t Will amuSe the steam
boat patrons OF this day, perhaps, To learn
that by the advertised notice OF the arrival
and departure Of the Boat passengers
wishing TO go in her are requested to leave
their names at the store of Harden and
French where they will find the boats
book"
She was followed, June Sd, by the
Steam-brig New York, Thomas Rogers,
Master She was advertised to leave Bos-
ton on the 10th, 10th and 3Oth of every
month"; for Portland, Owls Head, Belfast
and PASSPORT, inside the islands Persons
wishing to take passage from this place
We're requested to leave their names ut
the Maine Hotel (Sleeper's), for as the
boat would wait but u short time it was
necessary tor passengers to make some ar
rangement for being called" Passengers
could be landed at any intermediate point
on the coast or rivers by previous agree
ment. Compared with the steamers of
this day both of them might appropriately
be denominated Accommodation Steam
er' Both Of them did a fair business; at
any rate there was sufficient to keep them
on the route until into October. The Marine
List of ,JulV 18th noticed the arrival of fine
Nnu, WI eo,, Eost,o,,, lrith frt,- t,,.ao
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X 80 80 ~ ~ ~ ' ivy
Boston.
YIN inc "oth o. ''ahe i'tN' onaflrH '""le
WAS ordained iaoior q the flrSl 'oflgfe-
gatlo1ial thtllrh ana society the services
We're held nj me th'arlah Merlih9-ho'l'e
and We're rs follows: Introductory prayer
by Rev Mr. cummings OF North ar
moulh' sermon ny heV' VII. merrill ct
firrP"Fl, pru;tihiil% PRAYER ny l,eF' NJ
ntll'tt oi hanover, tn1iGt pN l"N. NiI.
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ADDRESS 10 inc fnliIrl ana people ny I'N,
ME- lapplll Oh augusta "li'll'till"
prayer ~ tfV' VII Mh'hcu q W'l1"-
borough.
Inc Fourth o. July "a7 celebrated "il
the nth the lotlfth brln@ SUNDAY uh'''f
the auspices OF the belfast Light inlahffN'
The forenoon Wa9deVoted 10 nlllfafN eve
lutlon3, and IN me afternoon Inc hlFlnher
OF the company with large n'll"hef OF
invited guests dined NJ ilFoh nan.
Many l"a$l9 We're gwen ana an 'hr VIA
ten lor the occasion 10y Young man III
TIM place was sung to the old-tlne TIME
OF Adams amt lhberlN Inc ffeSldeli-
tlal campaign, winch resulted IN me cleo
ti"n OF John Quincy ADAMS, |a- !"-l Pc
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chants, , and members Of the several learn