The Republican journal., 1880-10-21

Battery Furieuse and Wescotts Battery, have
been ploughed down. but their site is known
The American entertainments are scarcely dis
ecrnible and Hainey's Battery is fast being de
stroyed by the entertainments of the sea
Outside of Fort George, some 300 yards to the
southwest, are still TO be seen about 20 pits with
slightly raised embankment on each side They
are commonly supposed to be the American en-
trenchments but we have good grounds for think
ing that they were really the camping ground Of
troops in 1915 e. A. WHEELER
THE EoCKLAND BABY SHOW
There a baby show at the Knox County
FAIR held in Roekland last week The following
Is list Of entries: Mrs Rufus X Buzzell, Cam
den, | baby, Fred Buzzell, months old. Mrs
II months old Mrs d W, Rhoades, Roekand.
baby, Walter Irving, | months old Mrs Jerome
smith Rockland, baby, Lulu. Mrs Otis Tolman,
Rockville baby Mrs James Walden, W Cam
den: baby, Bertha O., months Old Mrs VIM
Il Tucker, Roekland, l baby, Leroy, months
old Mrs Frank St. Clair, Rockland baby
Harry Melvin > months old Mrs q l. Black
Roekland, baby, Fred Eugene months old
Mrs Ii Thorndike, Rockland, baby, Ruby f ,
months old Mrs Geo W Tiffany Camden.
baby, Clara Louise, : months old Mrs, Charles
Richards Camden, baby, Alice l.. s months old
Mrs. Alonzo Young, Cushing, baby. Alvaro }
months old Mrs }. IL Reed Rockland baby
A .i e, louise months @id Mrs Emerson Has
Mrs VIM. Moore, Rockland, baby. Alice. Is
months old. Mrs K. Arson Gre Rockland
n"h'HS "i0 MIS- Henry
i'l'eS NJ nogA'auu' odpy amy F.. II months
"'L nc PIiIes were awarded as ioIieWS
For largest baby Of its age between and years
TO Alice Moore. l6 months old weight 26i lbs
w., 1,.+ ,.{..
- 4"Ees. p"pt q ~ age ,.IaeI one year od-
m - - ~ Lueu between fIed bu1@'ii months
E III "rN AioL t ouns > lnoH1nS' 20 IoS
OF uants0lAeSi oaoy between anu : ears old,
10 hcIe! tfe' / inohtAS one, 9ioo
l., a. ~ "lael oNe year 70 Leroy
~, :, - ttic ~ ~. : w..
,.La+ LaI"s ~ i'm """'N'" l" e"c" o. lNe
AyINNHAIry or-lirrY.
\ correspondent sends MS account OF Quilt
i1E party on Lanes Island. Nnahaven MS u
small! island located on tie right as Won enter
ttryers Harbor and derives its name from its for
Their owner Capt Timothy Lane a 11ucn respect
I'D citizen who dl.d some years ago Capt Lane
ana MS wife III addition. to their family
adopted aud raised hive Ildfeu Mrs Lane and
'tF children survive the hu Sband and father, and
a save one now reside on the island Mrs Lane,
beng one OF the industrious women, had prepared
>Aai pieces OF PRINT Tor a number OF quilts and
ne. son FRANK and ms wife with whom She resides
arranged to have qGl.tng party on her 81 birth
aaE, sept @"th Invitations were extended to
aFIe circle Of relatives and personal friends with
lAe understanding that the quterS should 60 in
'At morning and the gentlemen lii the afternoon.
aEt take supper The high estimation IN which
MIs Lane is universally held by the people of
Nl"aiuhVei Tor her great moral worth and kind
Ats7 % heart Drought together large company
AC!4ulnE the pastor, Rev. {. PurrIngton and his
VIC me quiterS did uoblr. completing four
CUNTS anu dong other household sewing, and Mrs
~, ~ t"e reopen OF many personal sIfts