The Republican journal., 1881-06-30

Attention is called to the advertisement of Dickey
Brown n Morse, Scarsmont, manufacturers OF
doors, sash and blinds. They also keep on hant
paints and oils. Our country friends in want OF
such articles should give them 4 call.
WHEREABOUTS OF BELFAST VESSELS Sch. A
iiayford cleared from New York on the 18th fol
Jacksonville. Sch. Florida lowed down to Jack
sonriile bar on the oath. for New DIRK Sch.Jachil
arriv in New York on the 9th, from Belfast. .
Mary Farrow from sag IIarbor arrived same day.
one afternoon recently Mr.. Charles Crosby Of the
Dyer House, in this ctydroye to Bucksport return
ing home the same evening. In passing through q
piece of woods, on the homeward journey, man
ran ont and attempted to stop the horse. Crosby
whipped up leaving the fellow Behind He I'M
| doubtedly meant robbery
Mr.. Ii. H. Corbett has opened a hook binding es
Enlistment in this city. over Swifts boot and shoe
store, Main street. lie has bought out the binding
establishment of the \ re office and Is now prepared
to execute the work in all its branches. Mr. Corbett
has had experience in this business, and we hope
his efforts will be appreciated by a liberal patron
age. see his notice in another column.
|. @. q. F. The following were last week elected
officers of assagassawakeag Encampmcnt, of this
city-Wm. +. Thomas, {. p. T. II. Ianey, H. Z.
| Benz Kelley, :. w; |. @. Estes, J. w; G. W Bur
CESS, scribe; W. Il. Morrison. Treas. The follow
ing the officers of Waldo Lodge for the ensuing
trIm-J. W. knowlton. y. t.; |. Q. Estes, Y. q.
{ H. Howard, Il. 5; Benz. Kelley, Treas install
| atiom next Friday evening
Nh Jessie Robbins has ON his place on Northport
avenue apple tree which is certainly curiosity.
To say that it is laden with apples, does not half
| a. Ma f,Itit i'm ,lr
Times seen, but the branches are literally covered
| and even now bending under the weight of the
liminutiye apples Old orrhartis~ say they have
never seen anything ike it, The tree bears natu-
raj fruit good eating apple, and bears every other
year. This is The bearing year.
Prof. J. {. Written, Belfast'4 popular teacher of
dancing, will open afternoon school at IIayford
Hall. on saturday, July 9TH. Prof. Written, in the
teaching of the young is uneNcelletl, his former
schools of the kind being very successful. Read
| his notice in another rolumn....B +. Wells, Bel
fast, adYcrSes an extensive stock of Isle gloves.
! Also black spanish and French laccs....A sumner
residence on the shore of the bay for sale Cottage
is well known. and Is 10 q fine location. Inquire Of
o. Il. Crichett or l.. F. Wells Belfast
4 Belfast surgeon, on saturday last, performed Il
| difficult operation GA a Young man named Frank
| Morse, son of Moses Morse. Of Belmont one vral,
ago the Young man, while driving an ice cart in
Boston, fe miurng hir leg below the knee. Get.
ting cold, the slight wound made refused to heal.
lie came home and has since been under the Of
| physician. THE flesh tuned of from the bone,
leaving l"ur inches Of the main Shaft Of the fore LEG
! exposed Inthi- condition the Belfast surgeon was
called, who drriIcd that The only chance t. savethe
| mans leg was 10 remove the dead bone Making an
! lnc>ion upward until the sound bone was reached
| and an nci>ion downward in the same manner
nlue ami nail incncs of the main shaft was re-
| m"sefi The bone was dead and entirely honey
| r"mbtd The surgeon j. in hopes that new bone,
OF which he loun'i quantity, will form, thus SAY
lng the leg The experiment, il successful, will re-
fleet much credit on the surgeon.
The following Is the programme of the graduating
exercises of the class of ISL Belfast High school
| at IIayford Hall, this evening-Music PRAYER BY
| Rev {. f. Libby. EsSty-Nothin2 Ton Nothing
salutatory, hv Ellen lio,inuIioss Oraton-Dangtrs
| that beset our Republic, Ivy Frank Bowloin Math
| eWe lsSay-IIilden ore by Gertrude Harrison
| Frye. Music ESSAY Patience, ly Estclle Black
Decentralization Ideas Of the Past. by VIII Todd
| Eos~, E--a. -piden Days and Present Times, by
| Ellen MaJ.ic Barker. Music. Essay Enthusiasm,
| by Hattie Adelaide Trns~.fl Orilion-Progre>s
| IN Education, by john Watson Doe. t.~~ay-E,yc-
| that see, by Anne Aih.r.on ~iarrelt. Music.
| The Glass History, 10y susie Marie Partridge
oratiOn--Rcfolm~ of The late Russian Gar, hy Ed
win Fuller Boyle. reNcueedA. E~say-Modcls, val
edictorv, ora Frances Beckett. Music. Rev f.
w. Ryder VIII award the diplomas the class to
be followed by the class odc. Bencdiction hy Rev
L. Crowninshield.
t-ifJ of -.t II lion
was severely injured on thc last downward trip
| from Boston. The main~;til was iihed in coming
| through the Mu~-c Ridges, and the main, Sheet
caught around the captains ..g throwing him VIC
| lenty against the wheel The leg from the knee
| down WH~ badly hluised..... Andrew Johnson Il
colored man al work in the hay barn If Pitcher X
son, was injured in I peculiar manner on Thursday
of last week. He was Slowing hay high rI1 on Il
pile in the barn. While 4 bale was bein-. hoisted
up the hooks Slipped ont letting the bale fall back
| The hooks went upward with a Jerk, one of them
entering tn" mouth of .I0hnosn decorating il badly
| and knocking him backward on the hay Mrs. A.
| Z. Durham and her sister. Miss France. Quimhy
| Were lhroVn from Il grocery wagon al The Camp
Ground on sunday. and quite severely injured
They were upon The rear seat and were violently
thrown Backward seal AMI All, 10 the ground, hv the
| horse starting suddenly. Mrs Durham was taken
up in an unconsciou4 condition and carried into the
Wesleyan Grove House. near which the accident
| took piarc
Police Court NOTES. Frank T. Patten, ON
complaint of Elisha Il. Patten, was before the court
| last week two walr3mts-oue fer an assault and
| battery and one for threatening to kill The par
| ties are father and son from Lncolnvil!e Elisha
the father, testified that the assault took place in
May. Ii is family difficulty growing out of prom
elty matters. Frank acquitted of threatening
to KILL hui was found guilty Of the assault and was
fined 81 and costs....On Thursday last Edgar f.
Hanson, Of SeaI-port. WAS before the court on 4
warrant Tor libel, sworn out BY James W Mutt of
Belfast The parties are ahorer5 in the VINEYARD
| of the Church OF God. The cause If the trouble
between the parties l. said 10 be jealousy, but the
| journal does not take sides. it appeared in test
| mony that Hanson had written letter, accusing
Mutt OF drunkenness. and Of selling stockings for am
| old lady, keeping the proceeds That at Il meeting
after prayer and scripture lessons Hanson devoted
his discourse to Mutt, giving him airing, making
| him ont Il very hard Mutt. Hanson made no de
ienrc rrrfeHing to present his side al future time
The court found probable cause and ordered Han
son to recognize in the sum OF $500 to appear at the
October term Of court. "iIoW good 4 NJ, how pleas
ant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.
| "Dr" John sherman of Limcolnyille notoricty was
| before Judge Boal'iman again on Monday and the
case further continued until the 10th of August the
CDR being liberated his own rccognizance
sherman Is aiding his counsel .Jcwctt in getting
hay....Nelson Davis, OF Scarsmont complaint
Of Lizzie b. Worthing, of Belfast, was before the
court on Tuesday for cruelty animals. The com
| plant was for beating horse the 10th inst
Davis with span was hauling load of lumber
from Belfast to Searsnont. One of the horses was
contrary and would not maui, and was beaten, ms
| the complainant says, with Il fence rail Davis was
| found guilty and fined - and cost, amounting to
| 800, which he paid. Daniel +. Pisbury, On
complaint of Climena Mar hall, was before Justice
Greer last week for drunkenness and disturbance
| Sentenced to twenty days in Jail.
| Personal. At the annual meeting of The Maine
| Medical association at Portland last week Dr.
nii. ,l,,itt