The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-01

Some of the Warmest weather of the season was
experienced during the past week.
\ couple of girls from Bangor during camp
| meeting week, paraded our streets at evening viii
cigars in their mouths.
| The Uniyersalist sunday school, in this city, il
| common with the schools of that denomination all
over the state, made an excursion to Maranocoob
| on Tuesday.
On Friday Mr. Henry Noyes. of Chelsea, arrived
| in Belfast with the remains of his mother, Mrs
! Elizabeth Noyes who died on the oath. Mrs. Moves
will be remembered by our oldest citizens as hay
ing lived in Belfast number of years ago.
| The American House did good business during
! camp meeting week. Two hundred and ninety two
transient visitors, beside the regular boarlers reg
| istered during The week. Mr. Holmes is keeping a
good hotel and is very popular with the public.
The Waerville Mail says that Mr. and Mrs. F
| A.. Lancaster, of Benton while soiouning at North
port, made trip to Castinc with captain who did
not understand navigation in fog and on their
turn they were lost and spent some u hours upon
the water without food.
| \ skunk in his Wandering9, on sunday night, ate
something poisonous filled the midnight air with a
horrible oor. and finished 10y DIVING in the middle
of nicely kept Church street lawn. The man of
the house tied a handkerchief about his nose and
buried The victim in his garden at early dawn.
Richards 4 Head, custom talors, at Waldoboro,
| have added a ready made pant department to lheir
store The pants are cut in their store and made in
Brooks in This county. The firm has recently had
300 pairs mate. ana viii order 300 pairs
tn be made 1t the same place. Mr. Charles Palmer
Of this city, l. the cutter for the firm.
\ farmer living in the Little River neighborhood,
recently sent to this market some remarkably large
and fin" appearing spring chickens. But alas for
| appearances. The purchasers of those deceptive
birds found them to he stuffed each With about a
! pound of undgestcl corn, which corn, together
| with cntrale, had been weighed to them at twenty
cents pound. If the corn crop has failed in the
west, it didn't in the crops Of those chickens.
Prof. Whittcn'~ afternoon dancing school for mas
tiers and misses, Al IIayforI Hall. Belfast closed on
saturday last, with 4 grand bali. The school con
sisted of more than fifty couples, whose ages ranged
| from eight ID a dozen wears. From the appearance
of the pupils one rc~ the impre that the teach
er, while learning hc little ones dance gracefully,
had moi neglected department. The Young masters
and misses went through the intrcares of the lance
with remarkable precision, ana the effect WAS most
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! The comfy commissioners. with ,ounncn,laIlr
l.I er.. irwin, tn solve In. ,,.a,,,, ,,,ntf,n in
waldo .of,t, ~iur,. TIM, ,,asso.-c of tbe tta,uu
LAW, which ,,1,,yi,lr, for i,npl.sopment h- elias,
uf ,,iu,;,nt, have adopted different tactics They
! ret drunk ami serve their thirty DAYS in iail
| me commissioners recently ilad one of th- class
arrested as a tramp but falle" To convict nm ON
! Monday the commissioners came 10 belfast TOOK
| l"""i t|e~' suspected irlihPs from jail ami ha"
! lHem Photographic" al hl@"f'S' Inc pictures ana
" description "l inc individuals VIII ne fe'"r''e'i
'l" me next 'llhe tI'E turn up tN'r' ehorts VIII
p' iI'"'e '"''"Ni'' ih' parties a. U""p9 IN" sent
tno'' - ih"'l'N'"h '"f tl'he' Every 'i'i|eh "a
""hPo county WI" WISHES 10 see our expenses
es7eh''i' Sh"tul ~to"hi the county commissioners
!" 'i'lr '"'r'~
TRA>srFr~I IN Er,I Esl,rt rl,e t,lInv, inc, are
the transfers in real estate in Waldo comfy fo, the
week ending \ua. 3oth-EyrIvu + H,.,lrv. Ru,n-
ham. 70 sullivan B,.lIey. same town. Jefferson
Bartlett ESTATE l'nitv to Cha> l. Bmtlrtt same
town. Israel Cox. Belfast. to VIM. :. COZ. sears
mont Wilson Colrori. ocar.norf to Gilman smart
Same t.,rn pnbnrca III Em,oons s.,r-,,.,rt III
Gilman smart. same town. tatharjuc .Jor,l,n Rel
mont, f., Georgia 4 pca-,, same Town. VIM II
Morrill,. dorchester. Mas. 10 Fitz Howard. Mos.
man. No. Reading. Mas. +. II. Mo,,nan. No. Read
inc. Mas. f. LYMAN W. Wentworth. >ra,-por
de-, " and o,,pu,l Noorr Brlmont. lo Miles and
Elijah NJ pea~e. same town Mary Stephenson.
p,lf,.t tn,!., !, nti < al Eyoratt Ma. wa
to,, ,I,,, p;tt.r.ll =, ANN, ricl.,,o,.. Li,
drl1 Fbrn r rb,n,,-nn Unity to t.b,. ! E.,t
left -.u,. t,,u,, ,r-i, ,r,vitrh,lI rt,anl.,,, III
! seneca : ZONES Bu,,,ham Urir. of II II Nhit,
| k.- and heirs nj Hrni Whit.,L,.r Hurnh,r, tn
| tr,,tt- Hr3Iry sam. t,,,,4 Nbnl Work. I'uitv
/ toe, W. NIuta.h ,au, town
Avn ''i'''' No >'il->' l'' r'i4pu7 N'rNI''7 ~
>"i'''P'I' lamp 'r'"i' '''N'' SATURDAY night
ne '''' WIS moi So E'I@' IL usual ''ilh"uGh
day. The improl cmcnt- made this wear are very