The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

Costwell. of Bangor made - miles. Hartwell. of
Auburn. rising 81. and hiilan, of Portland nearly
66. II the twelve hour walking match in Portland
SATURDAY lEht
The Executive Council have rejected the nomi-
nation Of D. Fred Hall for Judge OF the Municipal
Court al Roekland. and the nomination Of George
I PeIrgo. Ct Rockland. for Trial Justice. They
votes to confirm the nomination Of James B
Lindsey foI County Commissioner Of Aroostook
county in pace OF a Burleigh. appointed Col
iector of Customs
The Sentinel says that the iniucement Of large
increase OF salary has proved insufficient to draw
Rev. Mr. Harwocd away from the Baptist society
al Eastport
damages laid at $4,000 by Marshal Grant Of Saco.
a story Of scandal regarding a French girl. Cora
Sherwood being the cause.
From the annual report OF the managers Of the
home for disabled volunteer soldiers at Togus the
Maine Farmer has compiled an interesting array
Of facts and figures. During the past year there
have been al the Eastern Branch. Togus. 1921
soldiers and sailors who have received care and
AID the average number during the year was
l.0-J. on those receiving aid belonged TO the
regular and .3S1 to the volunteer service or tins
number = were disabled IN the war Of lSl2 ) in the
Mexican war and 3S4 II the war OF the rebellion
0t the whole number one is colored: Il are over
IT. Years Of age. 60S between 80 and 50 years Of
age 30 between 81 and % years OF age | under
3 years pr were married 81 were native born
III foreign born
The Nal SAYS the Universalist parish at West
Wateryl.le intends to have reunion to celebrate
ter 5aft[-,- fla t H. dabts i9curred M church
T~i14,7y
Nj l smith 81 Steuben was accidentally
killed IN His sax mil lasf week He was about 10
Years old a7i leaves wife ana two children
Tha Barror Commercial saws Ex-senator Ham
In was present at the Calico Party Thursday even
In, ari 9arcsi untiI the and h The prograrntne.
with as much ninbleness and enjoyment as the
hail -hst tha veteran statesman has attended this
zseaE his ea.ais rarall4' i, that at our horore
All Venerable ChIef Justice ADD)etop. who shows
Id. 5.n1airr,eTt If mental or pbvsical yjgor The
Ctif+ 1rsr.cn s4rs that he co1tcmplates making a
tam +bror,h FIrona in 1SS3 and on Ms return
MI 90 ~ fsrr1in5 Hannibal Hamiin K p al
T1I- An117AfCr il sb7,1f i've yea-s older
II srnolIDced That at the cape Roster mine in
BrDak>yjue rhev have struck into an immense
8arrsit 5f ccroer averaging twenty per cent
william Als-i7 has feeS convicted before the
S,,1rraa court Il Bath. 81 setting fire 10 barn in
R5vfa,rhara and sentenced 10 three wears in
..at. .,-lso-
N meeting III the FIRST Congregational Cbrfch
r- R4rgo- sunday avenirr II was yotcd ia accent
-. ~-.7.e77atil7,T IT Ia rast7r Rav / R Sreora
ia tna snit +or r,alnrariire o- Rertha N Fe-rali
= n- " NJ HAYNES on trIa1 last week IN Els
,rarra nh it-rr returned ! verdict al not gtlltr
Tie Bo1thbav Register saws the mica mines Of
E3geco1l5 PROMISES to BAY for working There
has not been enough done vet to til lust how
IRRITABLE fr,t tha rrosneo+ i etlcourarir.r
Work bas bpfn commenced on The breakwater
IN K6cklaDd barI0r. vessels berg enploved p!ac-
NJ ir naSiti.)7 cargoes ~ stone
III eraduatipg class Of The Gardiner Hi-h
school nave engaged Caauiiier's Orchestra for
june Goth. to assist il the graduating exercises
While Lemuel Moore. OF Ellsworth. was driving
p loaded * foam bv the school harse LITTLE
',arr1te- If RenbeD Noores raj ont 10 ee.a ride,
and +.i,.E uDder Inc wheels was ran over. intlict
r7., .r4,,rjes tom which ,he died IN a half hour
N rdar HAT The rpajIs' nests NAV be known
yyher fouDd rhe -,aDle Commissioner sars they
man be Identified 81 the number Of esss rom :
to ; 10 each nest None OF our native field birds
lar 50 many Tha Commissioners also reu1ieSts
farmers. when finding nests il havfelds. to leave
q sg1are ward Of grass standing about it: Or If
,oyEl ovar NJ t1ace sons small hrar ches arourd
AMI over the nest 50 that II NAV nat be deserted
On account IF the failure of the Legislature 10
make aiielrate provision for the sup11rt 81 the
STATE College. the trustees are Obliged hereafter
to charge d tuition Of thirty dollars Der wear.
e3yaNr divided between Tie two Terms The
trustees make provisions for the establishing Of
fee Scholarships III the following acton Voted
That any individual or society paving ia the
treasurer a sum n5t less than : - Shall be en-
titled to one perpetual Tree scholarship III tie
College
The enhancement Of Governor Plaisted and Miss
Mabel Hill. the ACCOMPLISHED daughter of "
Hlll Of Exeter is formally announced 1t was in
formally announced in The Augusta correspond
epce Of Tile journal last winter
The Cedar Grove Ice Company in Dresden has
receutlv shipued 400 tons of Ice to Baltimore
The company will build this summer three large
houses under one roof with elevator etc
Brunswick farmer has oats up and growing
sylendidIr
Richmond narketmen are getting meat from
Boston
AL Auburn man who is going TO build a house
this season proposes to use the lately invented
clustering PAPER designed 10 take the place of
iath and plaster. The material is used quite ex
tenslveIv in the West
The Bowdoin paper mill of Brunswick has a
paw reu of - 800 week. and gets out l65 tons of
paper a month
william Hull Of Damariscotta aged about
twenty wears had the four fingers of his left hand
sawed eff bv a saw in Hall Brothers mill FRIDAY
morning.
\ suit Of some interest is now on trial in the
Supreme Judicial Court for Cumberland County.
at Portland The town of Arson issued series
If IN Der cent bonds and a series Of seven ner
cent bonds The town now claims that The
bonds. and more especially the seven per cent
series. were Illegally issued. and they repudiate
the whole OF them. A Portland bank has brought