The Republican journal., 1881-02-03
The recent cold snap is called a s.blizzard.

when married to her first husband fortv-five years
ago.
Capt keene's new bark in j. Y. Cottrelrs yard
nearly ready for launching, has been named c. Z.
Dixon, in honor of the gentleman who owns Dix
Island.
The pr0prietors of the American House have laid
iii stock of fifty tons of ice for next season, con
sumption. A building in the rear of the house has
been fitted up for its storage.
A couple were published in this city recently, the
would be groom being but IL and the bride younger
before issuing certificate of marriage the clerk
demanded the consent of the Young mans parents,
which produced
The new bark in q. W. Cottrell's ward recently
sold to New York parties is to be commanded by
Capt. w. ;. Gibson. Capt, Gibson is a native of
Eastport, but now halls from New York He il at
present in Belfast cooking after his vessel
1t will LIE seen by thecard in another column that
H. ID. Ha,Ilock. Esq, formerly of Bucksport, has
opened law office in No. /, Centennial Block Port
land Mr. HaIlock has won fine reputation at
the bar and politically has received wide common
'tatloh by his uncompromsing stand in behalf of
sound financial doctrines and the purity of the suf
frase His many friends in tins section wish him
the fullest measure ot success in his new field.
THE CHURCHES, The Baptist church is now an
incorporated hoIy,.... The subject of Hcv. Mr..
Crowninsticd'o Sunday morning sermon at the
Unitarian church will be "The Triumph of Life"
.Rev Mr.. Ross viii preach at the North church
next sunday morning upon the subject of "Failh."
Prayer meeting i'll the evening. Rev. Mr.. Gerrsh
at the Methodist church viii speak upon the subject
OF MetAodism, the third of Il series ON the same
subject. subject of lecture at the Uniyersalist
| church next Sunday evening, "Christ and Buddhi.'
| Havener'4 Instrumental concert and bali at Hay
ford Hall, ON Thursday evening last, wasH success
| The floor was well filled with dancers, while the
gallery seats nearly all occupied by spectators.
Chandler band of ten pieces, from Portland, wa
present and gave a concert before the dancing he
gan The music good and brought out frequent
applause. There were eighteen dances, Including
the racquet, ON the programme, aud all went on in
the haplieSt manner. Nliny outottown people
were present. II Wos undoubtedly the best ball of
| the season.
POLICE ITEMS, Ca Thursday afternoon of hast
week, state constable EHi4 organized another raid
on the liquor sellers, In company with city mar
shat ate~ policemen Bowen, Howard ;ud Knight
| the rooms of Dodge at the American House w-r.
searched, but no intoxicating liquors were found.
The party, with the exception Of Howard then pro
ceedcd to the store ut George O.. wells, On High
| street, where seizure made. one bottle aud
one jug We're found containing liquors. Wells aud
his clerH, CD. Gray, alraiLne,l before Judge
Boartman same day, pleaded NOT guilty, but were
convicted and fined SIOo and costs, FROM which they
| appealed and gave bonds for their appearance to
the > }. Court. Gray made defence while Wells
''''l "e .il"'' was l't ''F sue oo' I'r
private Use, The liquor has been HOellrd aud "A
hearing will be had upon it on the sth
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TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE, lIt following
are transfers III real estate M waldo county for the
wees ending fe" st. T. ii. a. b""'iH' BfooR7' Z"
lflAre heH~'l' lh"f"hNe. Reuben Blake MontNiH',
'Nolot7' one /" liteh VI. NuNhhan' MohtNllle' amt
one 10 henrietta ~ sweet Nh"N' Natnm Barlow
Ffte't"m l" t'huhH H. NeiIIe\' Monroe samuel
,Nfh' free''nl, 10 bt'I Moody VhtE' Mr.
'i''S w '"'}' ""P"' 4" \'tAHu l. woodbury.,
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