The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

The Lower Mill Mr. 0bed Hobbs built the
house where B W. Lane now resides
Seth Brown built the house that used to stand
where DR.. Rlchs stand now is, and which the
Doctor removed to the west few rods and sold
TO j. NJ Jones and Benjamin W GOODMAN. Brown
had store opposite this which was leased to one
Potter who 1t is supposed robbed and burned the
building in 1886 Seth Brown was one of the Sc.
iectmen at that time. and the town office in
the building burned, so the records all de
stroyed, nothing was saved from the fire
Maine Farmer
IN GENERAL
Patrick Murphy OF Carmel died Friday, at the
ripe old age OF one hundred and one years and
three months
Warren Langmore, of Pembroke who was ae
quilted of the murder of Freeman Wright is now
under arrest and Is TO be tried again
Ellsworth people are anxious to secure the build
ing OF the proposed extension OF the Bucksport
narrow gauge railroad to Ellsworth
me Fairfield Journal says petition is being
circulated and widely signed for the pardon OF
Charles B Gilman of Waterville, who was sentene
ed to term OF three years and has now served
about one year of his time.
one thousand dollars was bequeathed by the
late d. \. Skillings of Boston, to the Portland
Home of Aged Women and the same amount to
the Second Parish church in trust Tor the benefit
OF INDECENT women in that church
Rev. L. L. Magoon, D d., of Philadelphia has
Just presented TO Colby University his alma mater,
On his seth birthday selection of 100 volumes in
uniform morocco binding.
Mr- L. A. f. Jenkins OF Temple has Il grape vine
from which at and , cents per pound, lie has
sold - w OF the fruit besides having all they cared
1uI IN family use. 1t Is OF the Clinton variety.
Inc products from eighty stocks OF bees this
season at JefrardS Aroostook bee farm, Caribou,
mas Deen Two ions and matt or I'VE thousand
pounds choice box honey, and nifty Young SWarns.
White Russian wheat raised by MIR. Isaac Tracy
on oouldSDoro. Welded 81 per cent better than
LOST Nation with same treatment
IhG ehlei attraction at the Dexter Erange farm
was lne baoy snow. There were nineteen babies
on exhibition, and the preferences were awarded
- follows; FIRST class, over and under ; wears
81 age Arthur Melvin Wmslow. LIST. Ellie Mabel
LIBBY, "a Stanley NJ, Addition, 81 Second
CLASS; under one year OF age Dora 8owell LIST:
"i{ Nutter, - Eunlce May Hoyt, 3D.
Moses brothers canning factory II HoUltoa las
closed operations for the season after successful
run OF ten weeks. They have put up some u.ueJeen
Thousand cans Of sweet corn Of the finest quality,
WIHch are sold to San Francisco parties Their
hNeb'rreS OF winch they have put mp some thirty
seven thousand i've hundred cans, are consigned
10 ii New ofk hrm Their factory is to be en-
4aIEeu.
hree hancock county boys who entered Tor the
eIeL corn prize OBTAINED the following results.
VI ALBION I kieh. ot Bucksport, raised II y
POUNDS and ounces Fred Partridge, OF orland.
~ ~ POUNDS and ounces Geo. II Bennett, OF
BncESQort, !'t> pounds Waldo county has done
better
non ) H. prA.lmond delivered the address at
tAe celebration OF the 18th anniversary If Wilton
Lodge Oh rec Masons at Wilton
Squire roSt, Tor many years the occupant OF the
old garrison house place at the lower Frost )
N.Y. OF ork. died several weeks since aged some
thing over 20 Years. lie had been justice OF the
peace for more than forty years Tie old garl son
house IN winch the marks If bullets shot by lrdIau'
"n- ago arc Still to be seen has or along time past
been used : cider hOu~n