The Republican journal., 1876-05-04

in the County of Waldo.
Hazletine & Bickford have shipped three cargoes
Of ice TO southern parts during the past week.
There has been shipment of hay during the past
week, and what little has come to market has been
! stored.
L. f. rillsbury, Esq, editor of the Augusta Stand
ard was in this city Tuesday, business relating to
| the Court.
Mr.. &. L. Foss, the new station agent in this city,
has entered upon his duties, and is giving excellent
satisfaction.
Conductor Mace, of the Belfast railroad, was con-
sidcrably jammed between two freight cars at Burn
| ham, on Tuesday.
The Rev. Mr.. Ross, of the North Church, occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church On Sunday last,
| during the absence of Mr.. Pratt
The stock of Ephriam SIaldocks, consisting OF
boots and shoes was attached Monday BY out OF
town creditors and his store clio sed.
The Rev. David F. Estes lAle Of Manchester, Yer
mont, has accepted cali from The Baptist society in
this city, and Will enter upon his labors the last Of
| this month
The friends of Mr. and Mrs Geo W. Cottrell deny
the statement that their Judson, kicked tram
pied on Ernest Cottrel, after knocking him down,
Is reported in the Journal last week
The Berger Family with Sol Smith Russell gave
an excellent concert at Hayfords Opera House last
| Thu sday evening. The audience WAS very small
reason,The Bergers did not advertise.
The readers of the Journal will be favored by some
graphic and Interesting letters from the en- Of the
editor while he is at the Centennial. We would ad
visit that they be preserved for future reference.
Gus work on the streets. On Monday lie ploughed up
and cveed of Union St. the residence Of Sim
con Larrabee, and made decided Improvement.
Atwood Gilmore, whose house the line be-
tween this city and searsporl destroyed by fire
last week, viii Immediately commence the building
Of another residence the site Of the burned.
The officers elect of Belfast lodge Of Good Ten
plars will be Installed this Thursday evening
There should be full attendance the pass
word for the ensuing quarter Will be communicated
Mr.. Axe Hayford will, the coming season. build
wharf between Lanes and Simpsons starting from
the line OF the railroad. That portion Of the shore
crossed by the railroad o2tenaion will be filled i'll,
thus enlarging his lumber yard.
Col and Mrs Philo Hersey Attended the GOV ern-
or's reception and ball at Portland on Tuesday eve
ming. The Colonel is one Of the Governors staf; he
is en- route for Philadelphia 10 be present ut the
opening of the Centennial Exhibition
The Mc5srs Thicker OF the American House extend
ed invitptions 10 dinner Wednesday to of their
friends, there were present the Court, Bar and mem
bcrs OF the Press. The bilI-offare contained sal,
~mon, new egetabes and other delicacies.
4 party OF twenty of Our citizens went to Bangor
Monday. in steamer May Field TO witness display
tl,at n,n
disagreement between the water board aud the city
government The performance did not come off and
the Belfast party returned the evening feeling
about the way disappointed people usually do.
AS will be- seen in another paragraph, Mr.. Bixby
will deliver the second OF his popular lectures
science aud Religion Sunday evening next. The
first lecture remarkable for the research of which
il gave evidence, and for the very able manner with
which abstruse subject was treated. Those who
listened 10 the opening lecture will not fail to hear
the remainder of the series.
There has been a change in the running Of trains
on the Belfast railroad to conform to the time
table on the main line. The morning train now
leaves Belfast al 40 O'Clock, and on returning
rives at II 30 a The afternoon train leaves at
4j and arrives i'll return at 80 p. BY this ar
rangement person leave Belfast in the morning,
stop hours in Bangor and get back the same
evening,
Rev. Aif. Pratt as clerical delegate and Irwin
Calderwood, rs lay delegate, 10 the Methodist Cen
erA Conference left on the eth for Baltimore to at
tend the meeting. This conference occurs once In
four years, and is an important and interesting oc
casion to the denomination. During the absence Of
Mr.. Pratt his pulpit will be supplied as follows
May . by Rev W. L. Brown, OF Bangor; May II.
Rev. W. I. Jewell, Of searaport; May y, Rev. The
odore Hin, WaterviIe,
Tie dancing season was probably ended on May
night with liavner'a masquerade ball. The attend
ance was good among the new features were gym
nastc and acrobatc feas by local performers these
created considerable interest The costumes were
in good variety
IRON grave to gay, from lively to severe
out they were not remarkable Tor good taste 81 rich
ness OF materials
Attention is called 10 Inc millinery notice Of Mrs
Richards and Miss southworth, who have Just re-
turned from Boston wilhanew stock-T W. Pitcher
& Co. offer rich assortment Of shawls and fancy
goods-IIorse Hay Rake, by Colby Emery g. Co.
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Inc ufoP curtain 1of NoIemoc9 MAN. bangor
phiiteu " Fefcv 9ahoorn ana HAITI Hooucoch Vi
TINS cty' IS hnlsheo ana 10 me paihtlhg' ana re-
nec's 1nuch credt upon the young artists Inc scene
represents Inc 81 Mafk race VENICE win us
graceful columns ana Win numerous 9ohdol&s moor
ed at the Drink Of It's streets Of water Inc Shaoing
ana coiong OF tie SKY and water are pom excellent
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9ioi'US'y eFeA'Ns 'le ''Uie Sio' Su ~ soo' "N an
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iii1 " "iN0 'o'"5 9ieoiS'' 977'eldt'oh AeIu as
Ritual se7a"i III 'lis III! oh "euheSoay' LUIS as
9"cia'loh was loFlieu Ill 1919 put the lhtefes[ mas
Deeh "io"eN ~ u'o Jul uii''i fecsity "heh IL was
revived INC forenoon session was devoted to busi-
ness ana tine tiectoh Oh officers. The following is
tile oisaiii%a'ion iof tne ensuing year-Dfs a. j.
pInihe7' piesiuen'' - " hioohs' vice president;
Elmer SMALL Secretary l. >. Hasklli' treasurer.
IN lhe AFTERNOON papers were fead on puerpeal con-
FnlSiohs by Df. j. u BROOKS and dlphtheria by DR..
H. Iamlln. Inc subject OF cerebro- spinal -meningi-
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