The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-12-15


THoRNpIKE. Last week Frederick Patterson
sent by express box Of small maple trees to his
brother Robt Patterson in Pennington, Cal, who
owns a large ranch and is very wealthy farmer.
These trees are for ornamental use ON his grounds
Say,vari Lodge l. O. G. I had a very interest.
inr meeting last saturday evening. Mr. Charles
Mason read fine poem. He is an excellent reader
Mrs McManus Mrs. Hurl and J. IL. Rackliff gave a
dialogue which was listened to with great attention.
The lodge is to have a Christmas and literary
entertainment ON Saturday Dee oath, consisting of
dialogues, music destinations, &c. They are de
termined to make the lodge a success. The Old
members are coming in at every meeting and
bringing new ones with them. The lodge will soon
let up to its former stand point in the work of
temperance
WI>rERroRr. Or. \. w. SWEET has gone to New
York and Will he absent several weeks, perhaps
months This respite from his arduons professional
laties is very much needed DR. Houston takes
ME- place in his absence. Rev. Mr. Cunninghams
lecture in the Methodist church on Thursday even
ins last. was deeply interesting, and listened to
vita marked attention The next lecture in the
course will Ne by Rev " W. Marsh on Thursday
evening Dec 18TH subject "Unuoted Forces $50.
Curtis han is Undergoing extensive repairs and I'M
movements Nev stage new paper and paint, will
make TIA very inviting place for onr band to have
aler concerts .Rey Mr. Pratt will exchange
uilr Re, Nj. 5errish next sunday Nj Gerrish
vi preach IN Ninterport village in the forenoon
,li evening and n the afternoon at Ellinrwood
rner NIT AIM craweil, widow Of the late
oliver Crowel died m sunday night last.
tAtpEN. schooner Genl. Adelbert Amc- was
eNccc-7fulE launched from Il. NJ. Beams yard last
-
- hfUel up ton somcwhat extensive renairs..
unusually ar1o stocks Of Christmas goods are
p -44e ut tHe Inherent stores. Om winter
SCHOOLS aU began their terms last Monday.
i;oldr. o ne au5regationaitst church are 50 far
H'etei that ]. is expected to occupy it next
Sundays. ourN-itto Lewiston WAS a very pleasant
"ne lhetrp from Rockland to Portland ana re-
.tfn IA steamer New York. chartered by the f. b.
steam Boat g. furnished renewed evidence
q aow weil his company look to the comfort and
0ttar NJ their patrons. on the Maine Central
y r. 1t our good fortune in returning to
Portland, To be on conductor W. Bodges train who
aa~ oeea On Obi line twenty two years, and on
'tia. roads il ,he state ten years. The NJ. {.
Books wei To- the interest OF its patrons
~EAR~poRr, There is to I'D q Christmas tree and
entertainment hi Union Tall....Capt. John L.
crawford of Thoua7tou, and Miss Clara, daughter
az ,,n- Jobn ,r.,,fiv.r, ,yar, rocent1,- ,no7.,o3
.ro rhe .auoIa immediately lef for i Jabn
where hit. j. Is h lake .,nnlau Of Shin ,ndrarr
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