The Republican journal., 1881-01-27

A.
,.,r,ls of very handsome kiln wood, for shipment
There is a slight advance in the potato market.
Mr. Goram pays fifty cents per bushel for the best
varieties lIeis constantly receiving potatoes from
Nro,stook.
HAY NOTES. Hay continues to decline and all
markets are full. 4 large amount is now in store
Pa Belfast. Best quality of hay is now worth from
slo 70 81 per ton.
Mr. 4. a TIurd, of Thorndike, formerly of Bel
ta-t. has purchased the Ambrose Strout place, ON
he east side of the river in this city, and will prob
..Nl, move there the coming season. The property
.,..~ owned by his father, Mr.. Al. Hurd.
lENCoLNNIIIE. The weather continues cold and
-ltighing excellent. There was dramatic en-
re ,nment in Fields Hall, at Lincolnville Beach
Thursday evening last week given by the Ladies
ld society The hall was fun, the entertainment
good and the satisfaction general The matri-
monial lightning has struck in more than half a
,jozen places here lately and in some eases 50 Stt-
leuty al to produce considerable surprise
FRA>kruHI There was narrow escape from
drowning here last Thursday night. As several
..,- we're crossing the stream. Of them Joseph
cau9rl about years OF age. suddenly disappear
through 4 hole in the ice, much to the dismay of
companions VINO frantieally tried to save him.
IIe sam twice, hut Wa nally rescued 10y the boys
i, t,iI probably feel the effect, of his cold bath
-.u.e umc....ly lyccm meeting next Thursday
l3eht.
,,rpi>- The ~torno last week blockaded the
..l0- H4Jly III This section. Capt Fred Hosmer
.i,rI n'ws last saturday OF the less of his ship
.,--t Eagle. in long ~ lat Il. The crew We're
-.,olt, being picked up and landed AT Maderia
it4Ny weather WAS the cause oi the disaster.
aI,. red Pen,lleton left last Monday evening by
Boston no8t tr Bridgeport Conn. lit j. quite in-
-tu-l. rtNtr the lar-e variety in patterns and
q le- Of -icl-l- which come into This village. 4
description. D!D7n would be a rather difficult an
I.traLiD1- Parties arc cutting ice the Cilley
..ua which il about i, to ~ inches hck ana very
.arand nice. Miller and Cleveland are making
Mu -hlrt- for the Portland market
-.. -ruEr Fred Grant found a cat oW in his
Tuesday morning and secured him alive and
Now on exhibition q; Wentworth barber -hop
IHa Good Templar- are to give an entertain
their hall Tuesday The Methodist
r4.al society are ~ sivea fair 4 lcyccai onion
Nnn ..Dr. Iihbcy Wa4 called early Tuesday
lung To attend NIr. George I Nickel~on who
.um the -canelJ and broke his arm and pul his
..1.r aul NJ oiut.... Mr.. An on Whttenin-tall-
uc uhicyrs ot Freeman Mc(ilrcly Post No 30,
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.'i-' 'he l"i''"lhs were eIe'l''' "lh'ef~' u H.
'H'A7 h" ~ D. r heal, :. W. >. y Gardner >.
". :. ~ NmllhE, treasurer; /. H. shepherd,
'"-taiN F. Hooper, :. f.; +. Perkins, j. d.; ".
+ Brown, : =. g. H. Webb, >. ;. ". H. Davies,
Ehl Ihe officers were installed Thursday even
.- "t la9t d. d. q. NJ, ID. W Webster. Hancock
i-t No. 4, j. one Of the oldest lodges Il, the state
~ rrhmtcr being dated ''Bo-ton, June n l79l" The
l-t meeting was held at the house of Deborah
irl- in Penpb4cot, on the 18th of Nov 1884 The
tfr-i charter wa, surrendered some time shortly
iter 1881. In ,, thirty year- after the surrender
ge charter wa again applied for since which time
.e agc has pro~pered The seal of the old lodge
a- lost and for manv wears if, whercahout. VA. a
I. -tel,- IN 1865 the sch Nicbi,au was heinz re-
aired at Deer Isle and intealingawav ertjrnhcrS
il long last s,al Wa found How If ,,,,. +t..