The Republican journal., 1881-10-13


city on Tuesday next, Judge Symonds presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Small of this city, are re
jocing in the birth of a bouncing boy who put in
an appearance at their residence Monday. Al
fred Is as proud as new father can be, and has
made all his friends happy. Small is not very
small on such occasions.
An old sign in front of Caldwelrs store last week
upon which was painted the name of II. &. X. Calef
brought to the mind of our older citizens the man
who more than forty years ago was an active mer-
chant in this place. He traded in the store now
cupied by A. d. Chase.
The foundry engine which went through the fire
of 1873 has been rebuilt and set up. 1t started
on saturday for the first time and worked finely.
The engine is about 81 horse power while the one
put in when the new building was erected is over
50 horse power. A considerable saving in fuel
will be made by the change
A very pleasant evening passed ut Masonic
Temple in this city on Monday last. The occasion
the comforting of the Royal Arch degree.
About sixty companions were present including
large delegations from Key Stone Chapter Camden,
and st. Georges Chapter Liberty. After work and
some pleasant remarks the company We're treated
to a collation..
Some very excellent concrete sidewalks have
been laid in this city under the supervision of Com
missioner Faunce. The stone walk from Moody's
corner to tie Angler store on High street has been
removed and concrete put in its place. new
walk has been laid In front of F. B. knowlon's and
NJ. w. Frost's on High street. The walks on Main
and on several other streets have been patched up
with a coating of new concrete. The smooth, Nat
stones from the walk on High street have been tax
to Bridge street and laid for a walk from Green
street to the lower bridge.
THE CHURCHES. The subject OF Rev Mr.. Ross
Sunday morning sermon at the North church, will
be "The Goodness of God" Prayer meeting in the
evening....A county conference of the Congrega-
tionast churches, was held at Frankfort ON Tues
day and Wednesday. "A series of revival meet
ing are in progress the NJ Z. church in this city.
Much interest is Icing manifested andmembcrs are
being admitted to the church. The pastor is assist
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham. The meetings
at the NJ. f. church are continuing through thi,
week Rev. Mr.. G6rrsh, of Bucksport, preached
a very interesting sermon Tuesday evening. Last
sabbath at this church, there was a baptism and re
ception into the church Subject of next Sabhath's
discourse, "The Future Condition Of the Wicked.
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. The following are
the real estate transfers in Waldo county for the
week ending oct. lth-Harvey and Jane Achon,
Lmcolnville, to George II. French, same town. In
habitant~ of Burnham to Henry ;. Dore same town.
Reuben and Jane Brainard Northport, to Wm ii.
Hall, Belfast Heirs of Rebecca Bean, Montvlle,
to John f. Mcdonald x al, Washington. Marion
Beverage, North Haven, to Henry I. Sanborn, Win
terport. Mary F. Blanchard, Burnham, to Isaac c.
Libby, same town. Calvina A. Bowen. Belfast, to
Thomas Storer, Morrill,. H. J. Drake, Benton, one
lot, and VIM. b. Davis, Freedom, one lot, TO Ellen
II. Pnkham Freedom. Walter l.. Eltrid@c, Brew
e. to Sarah \. Hurd, Winerport. Joshua farroW,
Belfast, to Lizzie L. Thayer, Belfast. John z.
Farrow, Islesboro, to Joseph Williamson, Belfast.
IL. p Farrow, Belmont, two lots, to j. NJ Fletcher.
Belfast, Paris Gilkey, Isleshoro, to Lincoln \.
Gilkey. same town. X. p. Gilkey, to same. Ed
ward r. Hahn, Linconvile, to Harriet Z. Coombs.
same town. James Haley, Winterport, to Walter
l.. Eldridge, same town. VIM. II. Hail. Belfast To
John NJ. Fletcher, Belfast Henry :. Lanpher,
New York city, to Lewis and Isabel Mudgctt stock
ton. Sewell Larrabee Winterport, to Augusta \
Alley, Frankfort. Ora f.. Marden, x al, Muntvillc
to John f. Mcdonald x al, Washington. Ellen r.
l'inkham, Freedom, to Wm. b. Foster, same town
!. q. Kicker, Waldo, To John :. Morrill,, Knox.
William Trask, Jefferson, to Nancy Wyman, Free
dom. IIorato Thur,ton, Belmont to II. p. Far
row. same town.
POLICE NOTES. Thomas Feesy, of Prince Ed
ward Island on complaint Of Milford Weed, was
before Judge Boardman last week for drunkenness
and disturbance. He was found guilty, fined -
and costs, amounting to $l09S In default of pay
ment he Went 10 Jail. The same party was up on
another warrant for using obscene language in the
street the complaint being made by the city mar
ehal. Fellcsv was fined SO and costs in all $l6.26
He was committed. Lewis Wentworth, of Knox,
on complaint Of c. \. Pilsbury of Belfast. for
drunkenness and disturbance, was before Judge
Boarinan on Thursday. Wentworth recently, in
company with another drove recklessly through
our streets, coding with the carriage Of Mrs.
Abbie and Mrs c. A. Psbury The ladies were
slightly injured. Wentworth was fined 50 and
costs amounting to $l3.60, from which he APP
pcaled.. John Hurley of Belfast, was before
Judge Boarlman last week for drunkenness and
fined s. and costs. Appealed. On Monday on
complaint of officer F. :. Staples of Belfast, Bcy
ery Staples, OF Monroe, was before Judge Board
man on warrant for search and seizure. Liquor
was found in the woodshed of Staples, whose prem
iseS are near the fair grounds Staples pleaded
ignorance Of the liquor being on his possessions
Fined 500 and costs, from which he appealed.
John Shaw on complaint of same officer was up for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct and fined 81
and costs Committed to Jail. Charles Mcintosh
for drunkenness in the street, i'll violation of the
city ordinance, complaint of otlicerG. F. Murrh
was fined S5and costs. Committed to Jail.
CASrINE. Nelson p. Moves has been appointed
postmaster at this village, in the place of Charles
Rogers.
CAMDEN. John Porter is preparing to enlarge his
house by adding another story, French roof and
an addition to the west side preparatory to taking
summer boarders next seasOn....An old time Gus
tom was revived last Monday p. NJ. on the farm Of
d. knowlton about IL miles out of our village in
having huskinS party. supper at . and dancing
until !. There were 2G at the table Most of the
party were conveyed home in a hay rick. \ general
good time was had
SEARsMONT. The officers of Quantebac"ok Lodge
Of Masons were publicly installed on Thursday
evening of last week, by Past Master Charles NJ.
Cunningham. Much interest was manifested by al
present. After the installation ceremonies an cX-
ceent supper was furnished by Bro. Geo. Il. Dyer.
....First snow on Tuesday of last week. Miss
Mary Mcfarland, who for number of years has
Deen SuHefng from spinal trouble Is fast lmprOv
ing, and her many friends are pleased to see her
once more on the street. One of our young men
who attended the circus at Belfast, on Tuesday Of
last week, returned so fatigued that he could not
get home from the village distance Of about half
a mile. His strength far gone that his teeth
dropped out of his mouth. The first corn husking
of the season on Monday evening last at Mrs.
RoNie Fitzgeralds.. James Barker has got his
sieishs well under way and they are trst-cass....
The hay pressers say there is very poor lot Of hay
IN the country this fall to be pressed which is due
to the bad weather during the hayng season....
David b. Cobb is improving his farm this fall quite
extensively. K. l.. Bean is selling goods for five
per cent discount for cash. Rev. Mr.. Simonton is
visiting friends in China for few days.
PENoBsCoT. Sch. Amazon, Capt Bowden, in
coming up the Bagaduce river on the Both ult. ran
on the middle ground ledge, and stove hole in her