The Republican journal., 1881-11-24

pointed Trial Justice.
NINALHAvEN. One more load of granite will
finish the present years job the Rockland break
water. Mr.. Weeks of Rockand, has taken charge
of the Granite hotel, formerly kept by stephen II.
Dyer. The lobster catchers are making prepare
tons for the winter fishing. IL. w. Smith cut his
foot badly on Sunday morning Thanksgiving
services will be held at Union church Thursday at
, T. NJ. Sermon by Rev. c. Purington The Grove
sabbath school held a leyee last week and melted
Si0....s. ). Avery celebrated his crystal wedding
on the 10th
CAsTINE. Mr.. Curtis stevens has accepted the
position Of superintendent Of a coal mine in Nova
Scotia and will remove with his family to that
Province soon. His house will be occupied by Mr..
J. r. Potter. Mr.. Edward Adams, a resident of
the Sandwich Islands, arrived here Saturday, and
will spend few weeks with his sister, Mrs. j. E.
Cate. Mrs. j. l.. Emerson Of North Castine was
stricken by paralysis few days since and her re
covery is doubtful. Brig Woodbury. was lowed
here from Bangor Friday, and when sails are bent,
VIII proceed to New York
SANDY POINT. The fall work is about completed
and ali hands brushing up and preparing for win
ter. The Woodsman has ground his axe and the
sharp click Of it, blows and the thuds of the falling
viii be got out this winter, chiefly for Rockand
market. The farmers stepping quicker and
with pleasant countenances. 1t is on account Of
the high prices of farm produce....F. Il. Daggett
mas loaded sch. NJ. J.. Crockett, Capt. Crockett,
with hay for Boston, and has two careocs more en-
gagged. The hay presses are having busy season.
WIN {. Perkins has done thriving business in
manufacturing fish barrels the present season.....
GEORGE Cracker mas lately lost two yaluobp
calves by eating Paris green left in his fields. A
warming to people to be more careful with poison.
-. Richard Nutter. the Grange Stale Lecturer will
lecture before Verona Grange Thursday evening,
Dee. lst, ana Rainbow Grange, BrooksviIe, ON the
evening of Dee 2d.
LIBERTY. Fred A. Loyejoy is making extensive
repairs the buildings recently purchased by him
Of W. II. Mardcn....S. \. Douglass has removed
bis shoemaker's shop to his dwelling house. Otis
Wing has put up house this fall and has got
ii partly finished. 20. W. Cox is making some
changes in his house; putting in dormer window
ctc....The singers Of this vicinity have organized
a society called the West Waldo Musical Associa-
alton and made choice Of J. O. johnson, President
W. H. Hunt, vice Presidents E. p. kno wilton, Sec
retary: Mrs. Clarence IIurd Treasurer; The OBJ
iect of the society is mutual Improvement in vocal
music. All Singers of good moral character are
invited to Join They are now rehe arising the Can
tata Of Daniel, and intend TO have !: concert on
Christmas eve in connection with Gin istmas tree
''t'Messrs Jones & Morse have stored in Morsc's
Hall about 1900 dozen Of eggs which they have
been holding for higher price. They have Just
begun to ship...T There have been number of cases
of diphtheriI in town but Drs. Back and Porter are
more than a match for the disease thus tilt is
expected that q telegraph office will bc op encd at
this village. 80. Thomas Murray, an axe maker by
trade, who has been working in the tamery Of
Messrs. Hunt Il Co. for several years will leave
town in few days, having engaged to work in the
axe factory of MeSsr-. Kelly Rankin of Belfast.
Who will call the quairille now:
nHpoKS. \ cold wave with high wind sunday
ami Monday and just show of snow Cattle now
take a full winter ration daily. NeAt meeting of
Marsh River Lodge, Wednesday, NOV. Both, is the
annual meeting for election of o Ulcers. John
Homes lert his team hiiched on the south side Of the
railroad station Tuesday night Of last week, When
he came out from the Grange his lined buffalo robe
which he cft over his horse VIA. gone. Wednesday
Emerson Davi, lost a robe under similar circum-
stances. Thursday evening Fitl Henry \. Body
LOST robe of his horse left hitched near Chtsc's
Store. It began to look Is though somebody was
round stealing. Fit. hunted about ana found his
robe in the pasture back of the store; carried it in
ana ilonti1icdit carried it back and watched. Bye
aml bye somebody came, lickedit up and made OF.
Fitz made for him and picked him up. 1t proved
to be Ezra Hanson wen known character in this
and other parts and who has been in numerous
pltering affairs, and served one sentence in Wis
cassct jail. Trial Friday, bound over ana commit
ted to Belfast jail. Davis and Jones ut last
counts had not found or recovered their robes....
Nearly ali kinds OF farm produce bear high price.
Il usually docs when farmers have out little to sell
,...Joln overlook IL coming from Belfast "IIaye
ju~t sold a fine pig slaughtered the other day.
Brought so Believe pig keeping pays" Right
Jpha... school began Monday in the newly re-
paired house in Dist. No. unter instruction of
Nj. samuel Haskell, of Minot. MI. II. gave ex-
ceent satisfaction last year in town and has i very
high standing. The wife of Ezra Roberts was
burie 1 last week after brief bnt severe Illness
She leaye+ husband and eight children. John
II. Gordon mas Brayton petroleum engine that
drives the sewing machines in his pant factory.
The other day it put its foot down and stopped and
acted quecry until the regulator man came from
Boston and readustcd the thing and put it to rights
John has all lie can do and more. II. J. HuAford
now runs the store formerly operated by Mr. Cor
don. Augustus Curtis has purchased the widow
Lang house, taken it down, and is removing it to a
location the village and west Brooks road near
the villa Milo Colson and John l. Watts have
each recently entered the lowery fields of the state
of matrimony ....Rey. Mr.. Tasker, and Rev. Mr..
small have been holding protracted meetings in
West Brooks. Prince 4. Luce closed a very sue
re~sful term of school of eight weeks the village
last week, and next week begins the winter term
which will be from three TO four weeks. Mrs.
Irving kigorc is teaching The West Brooks school.
James e. Harding is teaching the South Brooks
school. John Dickey with his team started this
week for a winters campa- gn in the lumberwoods
quite number of young men from this vicinity
viii go into the woods this winter. Wages are
very good. IA G. sites has been very sick, and
still continues an invalid. ."Thanksgiving Day
comes but once in the year, and many will bear in
mind with appropriate, or customary, observances
The Journal is making many friends and sup
porters by its uurivaled local department
BUCKsForT. The "Papyrciccous Eccentriclty''
entertainment at the Acknowledgement the even
Ing Of the 18th was very successful. The yestry
trimmed with paper of rich color and elegant de-
signs. The paper costumes worn by the ladies were
very elaborate and called forth much praise. Miss
kitta Snow received the premium for contributing
the largest amount Of paper to be sold for the organ
fmd-her contribution being 1913 pounds. The lit
crary entertainment was fine, and special mention
should be made of the reading by Miss A. NJ. viii
son, the duete sung by Prof. Clifford and Miss Nor
rill, and Miss Alice Howcs IN the character of
"Mother Goose The net receipts Of the evening
were 80. Capt VIM Peirce of the brig John II.
Crandon, now in port at New York, is at home ON a
short visit. Capt Robert Emery, of Belfast was
in town last week, and received warm welcome