The Republican journal., 1881-02-17

recently, once by the company and once by sheriff
Baker, is now used Ky John H. Gordon, as pant
factory, his business having ont grown his old
quarters
BTRNHAM. The bridge at this village, now I'M
dergoing repairs will probably be completed by
the middle of next week The late thaw has caus
ed rise of water in the streams, in this section
and the mills are running on full time. The
schools in town which were closed account of
dphtheria, again in progress.
ISLEsBORo. Sch. Kate Carlton, which arrived in
New York ON the 10TH from Cardenas, reports that
in gale of wind January 9th, lost overheard
Everett Farnsworth, of this town. Mr.. Farnsworth
was about y years of age and son of Can't W. T.
Earnsworth, late of steamer Pioneer. A. G.. Hunt
Esd, of Houlton, has purchased building lot near
the steamboat wharf, and intends to erect dwell
in.g tn be occupied as a summer resort
MONROE. One evening recently Il man named
Reed living about three miles from the village,
went to neighbours and while absent his house
WAS broken into and Sl95 stolen. Mr.. Reed has
clue to the thieves. j. y. Mckenney has received
the moulds of another schooner's frame. The frame
viii he cut in Thordike. The rain of Friday and
saturday caused quite freshet in our streams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perkins, on Monday night eel
csrated the fifteenth anniversary of their married
afe. Their friends and neighbors were invited in
eul an enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs. y. b.
>.rattarl and daughter arrived from Boston last
week. where they have been on a visit.
t3NyER'> HARBoR. ON sunday morning three
nog- each about twelve wears Of age, named George
Wuj-worth, Pcase and tmes went into the woods
cunning and got lost. After travelling about for
SOME time they came out at a Mr. Halls. who put
,rsI,
boy gave out, and his companions left him beside
ila road. Reaching home the boys reported, when
Mr. Wadsworth and his neigIlbors searched nearly
ting whole night for the boy. The boy after resting
5Ae went ami reached Charles Richards,
where he remained all night....A party of twenty
,,os a sleigh ride to North Haven last week. and
u. dinner at Muller's... Capt. Cakes is taking
clusters from hi pound and shipping to Boston,.
.us- Dakc- has sold the schooner Clear the Track
G, Portland parties Atlantic Chapter had an in
igl dtiou last week.
-rprEroN. The following is the report of Frei
~.l4i, OF this town. the successful competitor for
heu corn prize" Land, ; rods by 10, soil
r,, loan plowed last of April; manure used,
ri- barn bushels hen and back-house and
-liel- hog manure. Manure applied as top
and in hill, corn eight rowecl, planted May
ltg Ime~ top dressed at hoeing with 3 q bushels
f-4- stalks topped sept. tallest corn it, A. H.
rtge height fit. Harvested sept. 22l value
manure estimated at g. number Of days work.
rn weighed In The ear when ripe 2256 lbs
worried Przt of S30o'' Master Small j. but Is
rse'- NJ a=e-... Bark SARAH recently of Portland,
. tons, built at Stockton $50 h8= been sold by J.
= Wm-Iow x 90. d. I. \. y Adams of Boston, al
-l4,ta. She is 10 Ne PLACED in the Western Island
.r.le.
,tUnEN. hcplay of East Lynne. presented last
.-., br the Camden Dramatic Club and the ball
wing. drew the largest house that has ever as
entitled al the hail. The body of hall and CALLER
were literally packed, a large number coming
trw 10Th Rockland and Union The play was
resented in highly creitabe manner. II r
-.mputon, Esq. delivered his lecture "Ancient
land Marks" in the lecture course on Wednesday
rfeung... Rev. W. r. Cross preached a sermon
list sabbath which is very highly spoken Last
-l7ath Isaac NJ. Jepson and Adiie f. Mathews.
+'l IF Camden, were very quietly united in mar
rI-c by Judge c. X. Miller...A cargo of coal was
eiyed by j. Il b. G. Adams last Monday. our
Tools all close their winter term on Friday of this
week.. The high school will give as closin. eNel-
-~.- the drama "Our Folks Thursday evening |
Air-unticook hall The school directors say that
We have had, all things considered, the most sue
-~~iul term this winter that we have ever had.
hnowton Bros. are building for w. q. Alden of |
Hle anchor factory, machine for bending anchor |
Has-, which j. to be strong enough to bend four |
Al iron. At c. NJ. Barstows they are building |
~-ie very nice machinery for cutting barrel heads
AT the anchor works they have a large crew at |
" iA ami are now making, among others. two very
A-lNy anchors. Tine Camden Fire Company will !
-oid Il grand masquerade bah at Megmticook hail
1n Friday evening of this week
rEARsNoNT. The drought in thi, community ha.
zen very severe The mills could run but small
art of the time ami timber has been accommodating
74'h degree that it has been deposited upon the
highways. Mr.. IfaZeltne'- new Touring mill is |
tla- excellent service and is receiving very en- |
ta-ge patronage. Nj. H. and wife are both con
l-1 u the house at present 10y quite sick
ae~7 MIR Parker shepard, of Appleton, left his |
m the care of Mr.. \. Fuller while he stepped |
-. Moody's store. The colt took fright ran VIC |
tiJiy down the hill, kicking and clearing himself
from the sleigh. The man and horse came out I'M |
cured, but the sleigh was perfect wreck. Mr..
anl Mrs Hiram Wing respected, and among the |
most aged Of our citizens have left the old home to
spend the winter months with their son Sprague. |
4ArY are both in feeble health. Mr. and Mrs. |
ID .Xter Waltz have removed to Taunton, Mass,
where they Will be employedin the culinary depart
nent of the Insane Asylum. The schools closed |
@'t Friday after successful and pleasant term of |
y weeks under the tuition of Mr.. Thos. Hunt of |
Camden and Miss Ella Gilmore of >earsmont 49,.
Miss Minnie Clarke of Appleton, while at this place
wa- suddenly attacked by hemorrllage of the lungs
aaj is now in a critical condition. though somewhat
improved. The T. W. Baptist quarterly meeting
Fll be convened with the church at 5. Montville
next saturday and sunday. Several ministers are
expected and large attendance is desired
WISrERPoRr. We are having a corn famine
Nohe IN town at this time. 1t is sad for young
To shake and tremble bad as to be unable to |
set drink Of cold water to his mouth. 1t looks as
-Iough he had been taking "suthing.'....It took |
iwo Doctors to repair the damages inflicted by |
the rum tend, on young man on Monday night |
Feb ltt and horse and pung to haul him home |
Hr next morning The way Of the transgressor |
= iarL What do YOU think of young man |
N-' IN the morning, declares that he has "slept his
East sleep and fought his last battle" with rum, |
tAI before twenty-four hours is hauled home on il |
f' sled: Is he worth saving. Mr.. NJ. L. Walker
j Bangor Will open millinery store in Snow Il |
N"oods block, the first of April. sch. Mary 4.
liver, Clifford, arrived the 9Th with loss of iibboom
aui head of bowsprt, having been run into of Cape
Ain.The singing school taught by g. T. Moody
ilH>ed on Thursday evening last week, with con-
'trt in the Congregational church. Mr. Moody was |
ABLY assisted by Mr.. Z. 4. Holden of Bangor The |
lass acquitted themselves with much credit Owing |
Z" the rain and bad walking, the audience was not
a. large as it would otherwise have been twas a |
cry enjoyable entertainment. Mr. Washington |
1ailton' native Of Winterport and for many years
president, but now of Stetson, had severe shock |
III paralysis last week. Mrs. Thomas Crockett re-
'eved telegram from Boston, Feb. II tn, stating |
nat her daughter Mrs. Albert Deane, was at the |
point of death. Mrs Crockett left for Boston the
same night.
CAsTISE. That wild cat has been killed and his |
lur put to good use....A dramatic entertainment
vas given in Town Hall, Friday evening, the 18th |
INST, by the members Of the Lawrence Cornet Band
The paY was good and the narts wall takan for