The Republican journal., 1874-06-18

haying this year.
Belfast is now looking its pretticst. with
green lawns and trees full toliaged.'
Frank NJ. Staples will soon canvas this city
for Testers Life Of Charles Sumner.
Call for meeting of the Waldo Agricultural
society Will be found in to-day's paper
Albert Carter has shipped a cargo OF pota-
toes to New York by sch. Geo. Osborn
The Montreal papers notice the death OF the
wife Of Hon. Z. II. Gushing. formerly Mary
| Ella IIinman of Bangor.
/ Miss Athearn will leave town on saturday
norninc Ladies should call and inspect her
stock of hair before that time
The IIamlin Senatorial fight hasn't yet agi-
| ,.fea waldo TO a great extent. 1t is about time
| that Barnaba~ was shaking hands on the queS-
ton.
sch. Prescott lIazeltine. Capt. f. Mcdonald.
now dscharging hard pine for Carter 4 Co..
made the passage from jacksonville. Fla. 10
this port in seven days.
Carter Il Go. on Tuesday laid the keel 10y Il
| three ma>ted schooner Of about 335 ions. on
The spot occupied by the vessel launched Mon
pay. for A. j. Bird < Co.. Rockland.
The sanford steamers came 10 their wharf on
Monday and Tuesday With their flags At half
mast, in respect for The memory of the wife of
| Capt. sanford who died a few days since.
| More hay now comes 10 market in one day
than in !. week for the corresponding month Of
! last wear. The store houses along the wharyeS
are we'll flied and The shipment bids fan to
| last long after the new crop is harvested.
Ben West a brakeman, picked up pocket
! book on he track ut Burnham station, the other
| iaN, well stuffed with YaluableS. An Old gen
| tlernan. to whom it belonged, was So oNeroyrd
| that he gave Ben a dollar for hi> honesty. Ben
| was satisfied
| The proprictor> Of the Oak Hill granite
quarry are bringing to City Point some very
! large slabs to bc used in the vault of the Phil
| adclphii Safety Deposit Company. Three now
! ready for shipment are 30 IL feet long. feet
| wide ud one foot thick. six more are /" be
| got out They get 500 apiece for them
ON Tuesday evening, While the Band was
| pIaying a horse driven fast by Augustus Clark
| became re>tiyc n the noise, and dashed through
n crowd of persons \ daughter of Orvillc
| Thomas. lame Girl abut u wears old. was
struck by the wheel, knocked down and severe
! " injured. 1t was thought at the time her
| skull WAS fractured.
| IAUNCHINGs ON Monday from the yard of
| G. p Carter 4 Co.. the three maSted sch.
| George l.. Fesscnden, Of 400 tons owned in
| New York state. ana to be commanded by
1 No
| launched a week ago, and they are among the
| finest vessels that ever left this yard.
| ON Thursday, from the yard of Horace Per
| llem-, on the east side, the sch James Holmes,
about 100 tons. owned in Beta-t, and To be
| commanded by Capt. Ephriam Ryder. She i
4 very fine vessel. designed for tha New York
roastng trade.
! STOCKTON \. G. Hichborn launched from
! his ward last week. a fine schooner OF 200 tons
! for Rockland owners, and has another nearly
| done for the same parties. Also the timber has
| juat been landed at his yard for bark of some
| six hundred or seven hundred tons. Willard
| Midget. has the frame up for ship Of about
900 ions, and the hard pine for her has Just AZ
| rived. Henry 5. Staples has the frame up (and
| the hard pine, for deck-frame and plank in the
| var,l for a bark of seven hundred tons. 10 be
| commanded by Capt e. ;. Staples OF stockton
| Both the model and materials Of the last tW'
| are spoken Of a~ first class. The business pro-,
| l,ectS OF The Town are more pr"nisin" than i"l
| wears past
| WrNI WINrERruKT. \ e~ponlent
writes concerning the brooks Dramatic ASS"
| CATION
| The Brooks Dramatic Association 4tNt "nt I"
| their popular entertainments Al the Hall OF The
| Patrons of Husbandry, Tuesday eve. june 2,t
| Al " hite's Corner West Interpret. lhell
| great moral and temperance drama Ten Night
| in 4 Bar Room, cannot fail 10 draw croWde,
houses wherever they go. Their scenery i
| line and their acting cannot be beat think |
| the street crusaders should get mp some enter
| tainmentS of the kind they could not fan TO IL
more for the cause of temperance than all Then
! street para.ling. All lovers Of temperance
! should 90 10 and hear for themselves.
MoN1vuIr ON sunday last Henry Ne
| Farland 4 man about % years Of ace, droWne'
himself in the Half Moon Stream. While hi
wife was ii church. Mr.. Mcfarland, who WA
| A cripple. hobhled on hi~ rrutchcs 10 the stream
carrying q pair Of ren- with him. With on
end of the rein, he tied hi, Ices, fastened th'
other end 10 4 1rrc. threw himself into III
stream, and was found dead in that position
Hi coat was found on the bank. with a srral
of paper on which was written Weep not 10
MT" tie had been lame for Two wears. an
had become very Respondent.