The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

line May he have plenty of btes-and not from
mosquitoes.
The sun dial at the Court House was opened on
saturday. the first time for a number of wears Mr..
Berry says he shall keep it open for the public on
pleasant days There was three minutes difference
in the time between the dial and Herveys regulator.
Farmers who are about to purchase farming tools
should see Fred Atwood, Winterport, before pur-
chasing. The reputation of the Meadow King
| Mower is such that the manufacturers are unable
| to supply the demand. Mr.. Atwood is also the
agent for the ulky pillow, the best thing of the kind
| in the market. Send to him for circulars.
Mr.. +. W. Potc has put into his saloon a very
| handsome soda fountain called the Crescent. The
syrup is kept separate and the soda passes through
cooler filled with ice, so the beverage comes fresh
and cool. The apparatus is something entirely
new, silver plated and very unique. A drink OF
cool soda on a hot day is very refreshing.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is called to
the notice of b. c. Dinsmore Il Son, boot and shoe
dealers. 1t is just they say the firm deals only
in first class goods believing that to he the true
pocy. The firm leads in this section, and we have
no hesitation in recommending them to our friends.
| Read their ad. Mr.. = Miller is Fred AtwOods
| agent in Searsmont for Meadow King Mower horse
rakes, suly pillow etc. Il. +, Wells has nice line
of rubber goods for ladies and misses to which at
| tention is called. The price is from p to 30 per
cent less than Boston priceS....A gold chain lost.
See VIII Hayford =. The Geo. Cox house ON Mil
ler street is for sale See Phlo HcrSey.. Caution
and freedom notice by Seth ridden, Lincolnyille.
/ We have received from My. Woodbury., principal
of the Normal School, at Castne, catalogue of the
school year ending June 3, 1851. We find in ii the
names of the following pupils from Waldo county,
| who have attended school the past ycar-Lillian
| Clark, Emma 4. Wise, Lillian NJ. Wise, Agnes L..
| Wailin. Alice NJ. WalHn, Jennie y. Games, Of
| Belfast, Eugene j. Jcnny~. Wm. Il. Mason, Ralph
/ f.. Nckerson, John =. Grerlv, of SwanVille; Chls.
| +. Black, Hattie +. >hute Geo = Perkins, Fred f.
Small, stockton; Albert {. Plummer, Melbourne j.
| Parker, Winterport; Chas. Moore Barton :. Elms
Ella NJ. Gilmore, Horatio l.. Could, Ada NJ. Mad
docks, Frank W. Farwell, >earsmont; Lewis A..
| Frohock, Nellie l.. Adams. George Coombs, Nellie
W. Farrar Thomas II. stevens, Mark l.. Hills, of
i.mcolnyille; Walter F. ~aywaro, Ihorndikc; Kate
:. Fove. Montcille; John W. Mitchell. Free,lom
Melvin J. West, Monroe.
| BELMONT. Rev. Mn Cunningham, of Belfast.
will hold forenoon and afternoon services AT Bel
| mont corner Oh Sunday next.
| LINCoLNyrIE. MI }. Richards while stopping
at 4 neighbours house. lett his team standing at the
door The horses finding they at liberty start
ed for home, and in short time the air was sudden
| ly filed with spoke9, wheel hubs, &c.. There is to
be socable at Mrs j. L. Parkers june It'll. A
| good time is anticipated. MI, John Wiley has
! seii his farm t. his brother Joseph.
FREEDOM. Mr., Joseph E. Thompson, wife and
daughter, while driving in Albion last sunday.
! mn animal -li\-inor Il
| feet in the road Mr.. lhompson'S leg was broken
below the knee. but the wi fc and daughter escaped
| with slight iniurfes.....Mr. Benz. Williams lost a
| valuable horse last week IN examination showed
the heart be Of great size which doubtless caused
| the death. Nj. Henry K. Buttereld, this week,
begins the nlanufacture of shovel handles at his
factory. He has line lot of lumber ON hand and
has good reputation for his goods.
MoNTvILLE Several lots of good hay remain
nnsold in this yicnity....A smaller acreage Of pc
taoes than usual will be cultivated this year. Farm
do not to fight potato bugs. This has been
nfavorabe season for sheep breeders. Many
sheep have died, some farmers losing nearly half
| their hocks. There is a disease among the sheep
and lambs The animals grow weak lose the use
of their limbs and soon die; others have swelling
in the head. .Grass i, looking we'll. Measles
Ntt ltE ttlt M 7fulIi pun 81 t'N IlItlt - Il
vacancy in the board of : = committee caused by
one of the members leaving Suddenly for the west.
sANpn POINT. The Amateur Dramatic Club of
Sandy Point, members of Progressive Lodge. |. o.
| g. T., gave entertainment consisting of two
| dramas, "Thc Last Loaf" and "Down by the sea-
| for the benefit OF their lodge last Thursday evening
| 1t was great success. The performers received
| hearty and wcll-merited praise from a large and
| appreciatiye audience, and many have cNpresseda
| desire to have the entertainment repeated. Re
ceipts Of the evening were nearly thirty dolars...
| Tuesday evening the officers of the lodge were in
stalled. and the ladies surprised the members With
a lunch of cake and ice cream. The lodge is pro
| crossing a. its name indicates.
| BrRNHAM. Mr. y. Z. MURRAY has made an adii-
| ton to his barn. which is tine largest barn in
| town.. Some farmers have shcared their sheep,
| but there are not many wool buyers abroad. go.
| H0We7 4 Fletcher have their new planning mill in
! operation. The W. ;. Y. Go. will not run their
| steamer the lake this summer Mr.. Whitmore of
| Unity, having first obtained charter to do so..
Plenty of fish in the lake, the boys take out along
| the bank daily dozens of pickercl ami cels...An
open air dance took place Saturday evening in the
W. :. ! COS. picnic grounds. There will be anoth-
! er dance saturday evening June ith, weather per-
| mNlllg ttfrS IS looking line anu tlic prospects
| for good hay crop are excellent.
CARY ERS HARBOR. The Douv of Eben Roberts
| of this place, drowned at sullivan last February,
! was found last week half a mile from where the
; cident occurred. The remains We're brought to
this place and buried by the Masons....A row be
| tween Mrs. John lngcrsoli and side, and
| Mrs. Horatio Pirece and the other, took
| place over COW. The the property of
| Mrs. Ingersoll but Mrs. Pierce would not give her
| up. Rocks and clubs were freely used At last
the Ingersoll boy got away with the COW. Mrs.
Pierce tried for assault and fined 81 and costs.
Mrs. Pierce next brought two actions against Mrs
Ingersoll and was fined 3 and costs in the two
tons; also 30 days in jail but sentence has been
suspended during good behaviol.... Decoration
Day not observed here. Sch. Tennessee, of
Rocklan,i, has loaded stone here for New York.
>EARsroRl. Capt. .. q. Eaton, of this place
has sold his interest in the ship Oneida, now a
New York, Capt. Benz Carver, also of this place
Capt. Eaton has purchased an interest in bark Pen
obscot, now at Boston, and will command her..
Capt. H. +. Patterson's horse ran away on satur
day. The animal hitched to a ladder by a chain
halter near the captains residence, when it became
frightened and ran, dragging along the ladder The
horse ran as far the stock farm in Belfast befor,
it stepped. The ANIMAL was Slightly injured
by the chain halter chatting the skin across the breast
1.-The town at its annual meeting having gen
erously voted $50 to be used by the Post G.. a
r. for decoration services, and everybody seem
ing to feel it to DE their duty to DO .omethin.
toward it the day was most impressivey observed
here. The services really commenced Sunday. Tho
members Of the Post &. A. Il. formed at their hal
! sabbath morning and attended union meeting n
the Congregational house in body. Each of th'
| comrades mourning badge which wa
inscribed the name and number of the Post and TIN
motto "In Memory of our IIonored Dead Tn
sermon preached by Rev F. J. Haley, pastor of tn
Methodist society, scholarly and patriotic ef
fort and was received with marked favor by all
The exercises Monday were put back an hour o.
more by the rain, but about ten O'Clock in the fore