The Republican journal., 1875-03-11
News of the City and County.


Old Probabilities hit it when he predicted
big snow storm last Thursday
And now the female mind begins to consider
what shall be worn for Il spring bonnet
futile is fitting up an elegant suite of photo
graphic rooms in the third story of rlayford
Block.
Lecture at the North Church next sunday
evening. Subject, "Rclisous Significance of
the Body
Timothy Chase who died on Saturday, was
the Oldest Free Mason i'll the state, having been
made in 1SlG
Capt. E. IL, Herman sailed from Boston
last Saturday, i'll steamer China, for Liverpool.
to be absent two months
There has been something of ii letting up in
the severity of the weather, and the agricultur-
al mind turns to the consideration of maple
sugar.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. L. +. Palmer. in
leaving the residence of Mr.. Vim. B. Woods.
on Cedar street, slipped and fell on the walk
breaking her ankle.
Among the graduates from the Boston Uni
yersity School Of Medicine, last week, were
Samuel CaIderwood, Of Belfast and Alonzo :.
kenney, of Newcastle.
The remains Of Capt. John small Of sears-
port, arrived by train on Monday He died III
Cardenas. His funeral on Tuesday, was con
Quoted by his Masonic brethren.
Castine parties, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
hauled to this city, across the bay. two tons ot
canned CLAIMS, Holsters and blueberrr- % ~
TO Boston over the railroad. -
Not long age young lady bought her wcd-.
ding outfit at dry goods store in this city. In
Just two weeks her husband came to the store
and bought It shroud for his dead wife.
A huge leak in the main gas pipe in the west
ern part of the city Friday night, caused thu
gas to be wholly turned of in that section,
The jewellers on Primrose Hill had to resort To-
kerosene.
ONE OF THE WLklRs. ALERT H. New
bert, OF Appleton, who has been teaching school
ut Deer Isle. recently walked ON the ice from
the latter place to this city. Distance about ao
intestine 9 hours.
William f. Bean, Of this city. arrived at III,
Grand National Hotel Jacksonville. Florida,
Feb. 21th. Mr.. Bean is making leisureIy tour
through the south and " est, and NAV visit rhr
Pacific coast before his return.
The proprietors of the shoe factory have rg-
Gently purchased quantity Of sole leather
from parties in Buck>port, and on SATURDAY
three tons We're delivered. The teams took
Bucksport freight from the steamer KatahIlu.
on their return.
The wife of Col. Hiram Chase died Of heart
disease last sunday, after Il brief illness. She
was lady greatly respected for her many eX-
cellent qualities. Her death leaves ii sud void
in the family circle, where she filled 50 admrt-
bly, the relations of wife and mother
One of the New York illustrated papers has
picture representing a half dozen Young ladic,
carrying home in their arms Young man who
has been hurt bya fail on the ice. This, itsays,
is "an occurrence near Belfast Maine The
account is to be mistrsted, we think some
have fallen, no doubt, an Adam did, but the
affairs didn't require near SO many as the pie
ture shows.
The organization of a lodge of odd Fellow,
i'll this city is under consideration. Arrange
mento have been made with a lodge in Bangor
which will confer the degrees, and on The form
alton of Il lodge here viii refund the larger por-
ton of the initiation fee. When Il suitable
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DEATH ot TIMOTHY CHASE. Oh SATURDAY.
evening last, our venerable and respected fell
low citizen, Major Timothy Chase, departed
this life. aged ~ wear, and & months He wa-
born in Charlton. Mass. in l7ga In ISL, IN.
removed with his family TO Belfast And settI-5
at the Head of the Tide, where he resided
eight wears. In Is2G he removed TO the vii.
lage,'' then so called. and opened a lyatrhmak
er and jewellers shop ON Main street In thi-
business and its Kindred branche, he continued
during his business life, accommodating hand
some property.
Major Chase early in lilc eNiuted Il passion
for the study Of natural philosophy. He had a
Keen relish lof the pursuit OF natures unreyeaI-