The Republican journal., 1881-06-30

Like all other institutions in Searspo. it is an cx
| cellent one.
ALONG THE WHARvES. Owing TO the lateneso
of the and the approach of the new hay
crop, but little hay is being shipped Benz Hazel
tine has loaded with ice and hay sch VIM. Buck for
jacksonville and is now loading with ice sch Pres
colt Hazeltinc for same port. Woods & Mathews
have loaded sch Hero with hay for Boston. VIM.
Pitcher 4 Son have loaded Decatur Cakes with hay
for southern port. Otis II Co. at the Point are
loading sch. Earl with paving for Boston. :. Sch.
Orion has chartered to load granite at Mt. Desert,
for Boston. The granite is from Mr. Halls quarry
....schs. Mary, Altavea and p. NJ Bonnie are in
Dyers dock, repairing and fixing up The latter is
having new bowsprit.
Last saturday, Mrs. Henry Davis, of Waldo,
to this city with her twelve years old augh-
ter for medical treatment for the latter. Some time
ago the girl bitten the leg by Il vicious dog
owned by Mr.. WhtcOmb who lives in the neigh
borhood. The wound is a troublesome sore.
Since the girl bitten the dog has wounded
two other children. One, little boy whe went into
Whtcomb's house, was attacked and thrown down
Ivy the dog 1t is said that legal measures may he
taken to recover damages The law in such eases
is very severe. The statute says that the dog may
he killed and the owner sued for damages After
| the jury has assessed the damages the Court can
double the amount. Too many useless and danger
ours ours are allowed to run at large
THE CHURCHES. The subject of Rev Mr.. Ross
sunday morning sermon at the North Church will
be BEST Translation of All Missionary meeting
in the evening. The North church sabbath school
and society will make their annual excursion on
Thursday of next week, on steamer May Queen.
Dce's Head. Castne, is the point selected. Rev.
Mr. Ryder, Baptist, of this city, preached at Poors
Mills, last sunday afternoon. Eight voices under
the leadership of l;nbt. p. Chase, of the Belfast
Maranacook chorus Will sing at the Unitarian
church next sabbath. Last sabbath wa- an inter
esting occasion for the Methodist church of this
city The Presiding Elder Rev. J.. y. Wardwell,
was present and preached an excellent sermon.
Next sabbath afternoon the subject of the pastor
will be "'The Power of the Gospel" IN the evening
the pastor will lecture on 'Thc sabbath"
CAMP GROUND NOTES. summer visitors are ar
riVing. Fred 5. Walls and wife of Ninalhaven are
at their cottage Mr.. Walls is charging his build
ing and making many other improvements. Hon.
Reuben \. Rich is at the grounds where he will
remain two weeks Cottage owners and tenants
are moving in gradually. There are two society
and the other by the Union society. the break
ing of a staging around the Union cottage Monday,
three men We're precipitated to the ground some -
feet and one of them, Mr.. Martin, of Union, quite
seriously injured. The others escaped with a sey ere
shaking up. The Boston steamers now stop occa-
>ionally at the wharfto accommodate passengers.
50. Shore Avenue is already becoming settled: one
Of the Mansfield cottages has been rented for the
season to Mr.. Rich of Boston, who moved in with
his family, Tuesday; the Patterson cottage ha-
been sold TO Capt. Coombs, of Belfast, who is mak
ing Improvements. one OF the Damon cottages i
occupied, and several others will be opened this
week. The lumber is on the ground for several
more new cottages, and many additions in the shape
of ellis, cookhouseS. veranas, Sc, have been made
WALDO. Mrs. George Walls, of this town. fen
across the railroad track, ON Thursday of last week
and broke her wrist.
BIKNHAM. There win be !; Fourth Of july ctlc-
nation al the Winnicook Steam Yacht co., grove,
in this town. \ roof mas been put over the dance
floor for shelter in cast of showers ..tiras~ is
looking rather light, Schools are closing for the
summer vacation.
NORTH HAVEN Fishing vessels from this place
are all doing we'll. Nelson Mullen is erecting Il
tw" story building at the Thoroughfarc b by 20
feet. The upper story j. to Ne used for Il hall. -.
Capt. James Crockett is digging Il cellar for It new
housc....A large number of wcirs are building
here. Lewis Mcdonald has received Il large. cargo
of salt.
MONROE. 1t is decided not to celebrate the Fourth
of July this year. The fence around the trot-
ting park is completed, and the track will he pui in
fine condition for the fall. Having will be one
week later than usual Mr.. 4. II. Mayo, of this
town, has collection of coins about 100 in number.
One copper cent of 1901, Mr. Mayo has been offered
- for. .Diphtheria still prevails here.
tAsrINE. Notwithstanding the cool weather, the
summer visitors are arriving early Among lhr
arrivals at the Aca,lian, i little girl, very young
VINO VIII De under the personal care OF Mrs. Green
halSh for Il number of years. Mr.. WATSON, grand
son of David Wasson ESD is painting upon canvas
some of the scenery i'll and around Ca~tinc. Mr..
W, has spent some time in Italy, and is lronli--
Ing young artist. Joseph BaWen has built Il new
stern to his sloop yacht which improves erappca,
ance and sailing qualities. Business is Gvely ut
the brick-yar,i.
NoRTHPoRI. Mr.. j. 5. Hill, Of this town, has Il
eat which is a remarkable hunter. Last week She
distinguished herself by capturing and dragging
home four pound rabbit The eat succeeded in
hauling the rabbit through hand hole in the barn.
and then awtked the family With her lnewing.
Pussy must have felt that She had done Il big thing
Reuben Braintrd was entered by burglars, one
hight last week. and SIS in money stolen. The
thieves effected an entrance through the cellar. Mr.
Brainard's house is near Nh 4 bbott's, which was
entered by burglars some time since, AN account Of
which appeared in the Journal
NINALIGAVEN. The Masonic fraternity headed
by the Ninalhaven band, made an excursion to
Round Pond, the 9th, st. Johns day. The
ladies followed III teams. In the evening dancing
was INDUCED in. \ good time was hal. =. The
Granite Co. have got their pump and wind mill at
work over the artesian well at the head of the
steamers wharf. The wind mill is the Slower
patent. The fishing vessels are all doing we'll
the Chanticleer landing 200 qtls. in two weeks.
Last Sunday might be called preacher DAY. Rev
Mr.. Purrinton, the regular preacher, was ut the
church, Rev Mr.. Plummer, Methodist held forth
AT the Town House, Rev. Mr.. Seavcv Advent, at
the socety's hall, and the Catholic priest At their
house
oEARSMoNT The following is the programme Of
the Fourth of July exercises at the vilage-At A.
NJ there will he a fantastic procession. At 10 an
Grafton by the lion. Seth l.. Milliken, of Belfast
At p NJ. a tub race on the st. Georges river, fol
lowed by foot and sack races. Music will be fur
nshed by the Camden band. At 3 O'Clock r. NJ, the
Searsmont Dramatic club will present the drama
entitled "Ten Nights in Bar Room. The festiyi-
ties Will end with a grand ball III the evening.
There Will also be fine display of fire works in the
evening. Mr. {. z. Lincoln, of this town died on
"Wednesday OF last week, and was buried by the
Masonic fraternity, Mr.. l.. G. Poor, W. NJ oliriat-
ing at the grave.
CAMDEN. An excursion party from B:ngor
landed here last Saturday,. Rev Mr. Bartlett who
recently graduated from the Newton Theological
Seminary preached last Sunday at the Baptist
church and is expected to preach there again next
sunday. Last saturday evening Mr. VIM. f. Has
kcll, of Boston, unprecedented John Il. Cough in
his great temperance lecture in the Boston Tlbcr-
naclc. The entertainment gave satisfaction TO the
audience present. The Camden band go to Sears