The Republican journal., 1880-10-28

PALERMO. The Prog Age states that L. NJ
staples, ESD. of Washington addressed large and
enthusiastic Democratic audience at this place on
Wednesday the 18th inst In point of fact the en-
tire audience consisted of one voter and one BOY
about seventeen years od-and Mr.. Stables failed
to appear. We intend to make it warm for the
fusionists in this town on Tuesday next
UNITY. Rev J. Benson Hamilton of Lewiston,
lectured in nion Church. Unity Oct 10Th on
Every day HeroiSm and on the following evening
in Troy church on Ideal Manhood. .. Our citizens
gave Rev. +. \. Tunniclife pound party Monday
night. He enjoyed his pounding. Miss Emily
Thompson is rapidly recovering from her injuries
...H II. b. Rice will begin to build harness shop
next week. The North Waldo Agricultural So
ciety, hold their annual meeting Oct. 30lh at 10
o'clock in James Lihbey's Office in Unity
LINCoLNNILLE. 1t is reported that Alden I4iouas
who has kept tavern at Lincolnville Centre since
April last has decamped. 1t is said he had been
threatened with prosecution for liquor selling and
fed To avoid the penalty of the law....Am Old
fashioned hauling took place on Saturday last Mr.
Jefferson Young called upon the farmers TO assist
him, and with fifteen yoke OF oxen they moved
small building two miles easily and fully.
There IS to he Methodist quarterly meeting at the
Centre commencing at two O'Clock, saturday, Octo-
her 30th.
STOCKTON. The funeral of the three young, Ia
dies whose death by drowning was reported last
week, was the 4aldeSt gathering ever held IN THU
town. The church, where the services were held
was den7ely crowded, many being unable to enter.
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the Patterson hoy. whose remains at that time had
| not been recovered. The three c;l>kcs were ar
ranged side by side and were decorated with now
| ero from many a devoted friend. The Wrrpingan and
| mourning were not confined To parents and lcla-
| lives alone hut tears were wrnn- from the eyes of
| many strong man. 1t Wa- scene long to hc re-
! nemoerr't Zine hoh\ Of the Patterson boy wa
found on Thursday morning, by people dragging in
the harhol Tine remains were buried The same day.
~EAK>puKr. \ boat. rifle and other articles
STOLEN from schooner p,iir at Pro.pcct Thursday
night hy one oscar Tavlor were brought here and
sold. hut were Identified and claimed l,v Can't.
| Harding the owner next ,l>- and tine thief .tourrd
IL, t,le.-,.,tb I'M Bu.top lie i. ii rol,iatto and be-
longs in Galveston Texas lie sav. th. hoat wa
Stolen bv another man. for whom Nc .aId it I'm TIL
tosn...N large -chr boat ,lrfted ASHORE here III
the storm FRIDAY night, ana wa, ,ickcd N, IN Mr.
Wallace saturday morning . S,lr Amazon. can't.
Larl-tbce. ut anchor in the. BAY dragged ashore.
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h''N'ftl anu 'lh'H sun gives employment to mum
il tovil-M,. G 1. Memill'~ adopted dauyhlcr and
Mr. Francis Gilmore'- -on....A vessel loalclwith
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CAMDEN. \ son of James Cleveland Willie in lh,
bakery last week Wednesday got his hand be
tween the rollers of the cracker inarlin, and wa-
badly wounded The schooner being built hv H.
NJ Bean for Capt. L,Ni Hart il fl9 approaching
cnmpletiou Nh Bean i, engaged to build another
when this il finished. MI Ezra BrauhaIl nl-
hamlet up hi- little steamer Blonde f.r th. uiI-r
ana taken l!p the brush Ia,i Friday ui.sHf
There was severe. c;-ily storm If wind anil min
The water in Me.runtic,ak stream has risen 10 that
all the mills are running on fun time. The ~rll.
/ Heroine. Bangor lying in our har,or with cargo
! of lumber for Nir Glover of Rochlaud parted u,t