The Republican journal., 1881-05-05


dphhera have appeared in the rillage Of late, two
Of them resulting fatally 4 two-yearoll son Of
John \. Davis ami one of Eli Cook. died of thi>
fearful disorder, Daniel Perry. aged f wears.
lied April eth Of consumption.
LINCoLNvILLE. Mr. and Mr.. Il. W. Handy left
this place for Fl. Fairfield Apr. 18th. Nj. HARDY
has spent nearly three years in that vicinity an,
thinks highly Of the country. several other fami-
lies have previously mgrated from this place.
The examination of teachers intending to teach in
town took place at the Centre April Both. The
measles quite prevalent. No -eriou, cases have
/ Yet occurred.
WINTERroRT since the river opened at Bangor
| Capt. Geo. W. Crockett OF >chr Mary a. Hyer has
landed three carsoes of hay in Boston, inside Of
fifteen days Who can beat that :....A little girl
here said that she could not think the Lord would
burn up the world for. said She "iu>t think what
great hole there would he" The schools in the
south Village district opened April 18th. and are
/ taught by Miss y gne> Morreil vf Winterp"rt, and
! Miss Annie Fiheld of Hampton. George White
agent Prentice Colson left for Boston last sat
! urday II testify against a dock thief now in jail
there for stealing from the cabin OF >clr. (. A.
Elliot. Last sabbath Rev Mr. Pratt preached hi
last sermon for this conference year NeNt sab
! bath quarterly meeting. sermons ny Pre-iling
Elder Marsh. Saturday evening and sunday fore
noon.
I CAsrNE. Brig David owen, Of Bath. - tons,
has been purchased for 5000, by +. H. smith and
others Of New York and J. ". Dresser. Capt W.
: Brown and others Of Castine ami will he brought
here -oon for repairs. Capt Brown will command
her.. May flowers are very scarce i'll th vicinity,
likewise warm weather, but greens are abundant.
ranging in price from neghborly Kindness 10
twenty five cents peek. The common fence has
been removed which makes an improvement in the
appearance II thing> Whereabouts. The salmon
have appeared ana several have been brought in ID
Aaron Chamberlain for shipment lie carries on
quite an extensive business in thi- line in the se
Mr. Heating, who comes to give u assurance.
with smiling face was here last week. Though
he steps on their pocket books the people are glad
Io see him.
PALERMO. our people are much exercised over
a nySteriou, light which appears III the church
every few nights, only to disappear at amy ones
approach. Nj. sylvester Tohev has bought out
the interest Of John Nortm1lp in the mill privilege
situated here one-half owned by each. which
gives linn the entire control OF the property He
will put in a board circular ana -taye ~lW with
other machinery. soon the mill he i building
j. completed. The delegates who attended the
"TAhd Lodge at Portland, last week. from Branch
M!lls Lodge NJ. $40 We're W. f. Pinkham. +. NJ.
i''" am" ~ Newell lheE stare ttl"l 'Ae! IHei
t''i'e "'' " N.Y." ~
A.'i''" i -N9'i' : "I'rl "lS'
Deputy for the ensuing year.. Diphtheria ht- been
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>hAR>I "Rf- capt. Andrew Pen'ileton left Mon
"a\ 1"r Liverpool, To take command If brig Ned
Nhlte..... The farmers report more seed in the
grount and farming generally further advanced
than mas been known here for wears at thi atr....
Nh. y. I. Peabody tor several wears engaged here
in the blark>mithinE business h;t- zone to Water
rille To work in the Maine Central Repair 9lop....
Lewis, wears old >on of Capt Israel Clu~-on lit~
been chopping Kiln wood for NJ >iyerv the Va,
winter, and from Dee. l to May averaged feet
per ,la$ Though not a profitable a. ~ miles in
,lav- fhi. i, fully a. cre,tahle 10 the Ioy ~cIir
Nellie Treat is lischarging hard pine from Buck--
WIFE, d. for tbe new schooner, buii.Iilo IN I.n,
,al.l. THE Post e., 4. r. have attended an in,ita.
lion /. the sabbath .chool-. town schools e,,rfne
,4,p,ar,,n,I tfi1en. in ...,,i,,,.. Il ,,l,. lii, IN
PROGRESSION decoration paH and also request That
an business IN town will hr suspended during the
service
PENoB>COr. David t,riadle 4 SON have manu-.
featured at their mill this spring 300 NJ slaves and
100 VI shingles, During the winter they made 800
bushels meal and 200 barrels flour from wheat
raSrt by farmers in he limits OF the town. Four
years ago a bIl~hel of wheat was raised in thi~
vicinity, But we farmers have found that it j.
cheaper to raise our own bread than f, deurnd on
the West for supply. \ much largcl acreage will
be ~own this wear than last and the fine weather
for the past ten days ma enabled IL to get our
grain in earlier and il much better condition than
usual Jeremiah WarlWell haS made. and shipped
t. Nichols x Gray. Boston - VI. ,tlum hoops ana
ha- 4 contract for - NJ. more. sch. ii. Leon,
Capt. Perkins arrived from Boston MAY 2d laden
with merchandise for Horace Perkins 4 Co. ana
VIM. \. Perkins. The inhabitant, of school i-.
tmrt No. g. at a recent meeting raised $50. to lie
expended in repairing and improving their school
house. Lizzie Leach veteran in the ranks, i
teaching in district No. IA. Mis- Leach las hal Hi
experience Of four hundred and sixty three. cop,e.
utiye weeks. The secret of her success lies in her
unhoundcd love of children thorough knolyIe,ga
OF human nature. and tact in the art Of impartin.
instruction.
C,vnFx IN ,bo Grammar. .,,,,.l ..t...,,
W. ppraham. of poclno,+ tl,.,. o,., ,.,.i.t,.l =
scholar. Five branches If .tu,li.. H., ,,,,.,.,
win, -,,,o IN, III. f,,.,, II
each day. Miss Ingraham is an earnest. faithful
teacher, exceedingly anxious to succeed and iu,i.r-
Ing from present appearauna She VIII he rLaI,. II
do So Tn. three mastcl .rhnnnn, N,r,,i. "
Chill- built during the past wnta,. liz II NJ Roam
was successfully launched Saturday =, few minutes
past y O'Clock NJ She is rated \ No. l. for II
wears i 5I9 81 tons Government ,,.,,,,, INN I'll
commanded nv Cant .Iud.o,, ,ro,,.,. ,f n,..,, I,
ami i cb.rt.raa ,irt f,,, p,f, - ,,,a, .
q win how Sho will l, r,ol,- A. An ~ ,
time Mr. Roam win copn,o,co t l,,i,1 ,,,tt
schooner ahout tbe siza of III. one >, soo,, a.. M
frame timber i received the hard ninn h,virr al
ready arrived. Mr. Ezra Bramhall i ONT with his
little steamer Blonde LIB. c. Adams i raising th,
ell OF his house one story. Rev Mr.. Cox. former
pastor of the Baptist church. was in town last week