The Republican journal., 1881-03-10

! Tuesday
SEARsPoRr. The incorporators for the Sears
port Bank are }. c. Nickes, James q. Pendleton,
II. IL. Grant, ID. II. Black and j. A. Clemant. Cap
tal stock S100000.. On Thursday and Friday
nights Mr.. Joseph Lewis will appear as "Barney
OTooe" in the great drama "Patriot Sons" for the
! benefit of the Post of the Grand Army. Mr.. Lewis
has the best of recommendations and no doubt will
give those who patronize the entertainment rich
| treat.
UNITY. The Republicans elected a board of OFF
GERS on Monday last as foows-s. 5. Berry, Mod;
y. r. Myrck, Clerk; 5. :. Berry Edmund Murch
and Edwin Rand, seectmen, &c; L. II. Mosher,
| Treas; Edwin Cornforth, Miss McGray and Eli f.
Nickery, Supt. School Com; Horace Mitchell, Col
lector...The Republican nnfoldcd to the breeze the
stars and stripes on the 18th. Our eNsolders are
about to organize IA Grand Army POST. g. w.
Reynolds has bought and will ship from this station
100 tons of hay Frank Chase has sold nice horse
to IL. Nelson, of China, for $500. i. F. Thompson
has 1900 pounds of wool for sale.
LIBERTY. The mail route from Augusta to Bel
fast, for the four wears from July st 1881 has been
awarded to Fred knowlton, of this village The
| mas'lue ball which was appointed to come off the
4th, was postponed until the 9th account of the
ment at Morse's Hall, Friday evening March 18th.
Large quantities of pressed hay remain in the
country to be hauled to market We are not very
well pleased at the manner in which the valuation
commits has heaped it on to this town, they hay
ing increased valuation about 100000, an in
crease of y per cent $50 1t is true we ac-
CURED about $4,000 by the annexation of part of
Montyille in 1876 Dcducting that there would still
be an increase Of about Il per cent We can not
see how they did it.
STOCKTON. resolve has been presented in the
Legislature in favor OF the town Of stockton, and
ahates 81 9}.77 from the assessed state tan. The
reason for this is that ever since 1870 the valuation
of this has been decreasing, yet the state
for each year was assessed upon the same valuation.
Now, in the eleventh wear, and when new vaua-
ton has been determined by the commission, the
town asks that ii may be reimbursed, and quotes
from the constitution what they think is authority
for the state to grant their rcqucSt...M a recent
| meeting of Secctmen Of this town, Mr.. : Il. Little
field, OF the board, bore the inycctives of Iar-
rison Small until forbeArtncc ceased TO be virtue,
and promptly knocked him down. Lttlefeld
taken before Justice Sawyer, of NrarSpnrt, pleaded
guilty Of assault and paid the costs, Mr. Littlefrd
has the sympathy of the town in the matter
It'll inst, the following officers were elected Col.
y. II. Hubbard. Moderator; l.. u. Curtis Clerk; L.
{. Arey Amos If. Hall and Geo W. Richie, Select
men, Assessors, etr; James WardWell, Treasurer
and Collector: f. {. Arry, Town agent; George
Carlton, Supervisor Of schools Mr.. Carlton is a
young man of much promise The political com
/ pleNion Of cur town officers too we'll known to
| require any comments. The town voted to abolish
| the llHIlQT \ of EtlmunJ
| Weston. living III the back part of the town. was
eat gunnin4 Il short time ago. and in crossing Il
pond tried break the ice with the butt of his gun
The blow discharged his gun and the charge passed
through his left shoulder intiirting dangerous
wound. Roy. Mr. Blanrharl by request, repeated
his temperance address in his church on SUNDAY
evening last, t" large and appreciaivc audience
1.-The winter schoolSin the North village district
closed last Friday. The tearlrr> gayea pleasant
entertainment and collation. to the ~-hoa rs in Cur
lis Hall i'll the evening.
CAsrINE. During the sixteen years Of the work
of the Normal school in this place more than 1900
| pupils have been connected with ii and nearly 400
| have taken it, diploma upon completion of the
course Of study, These trained teachers are sought
| for the best positions md many have found the
Normal course the foundation foran honorable and
Ing Normal scholars. \ full term i, anticipated
Mr.. Charles II. Hooper mas returned from an ex
| tended tour through the eastern states via Wash
| ngton, Capt. Brown Of bark l. W. Dresser. In.
chartered to load in New York for Buenos Avres.
and back from the West indies with !, load of
guano,. 1t is reported that nted States Revenue
steamer McCulloch, Capt. Deane. has been ordered
to report at Baltimore We are pleased to see on
streets /
| been confined 10 his house for a number of weeks
.-..lt IS said that liberal supply of CLANS will
make hens lay, and the eggs don't Taste very fisfy
| ia skunk went into a ady'- sitting room in this
town recently, and Laid down ona nice shawl which
was on the lounge The hrrl .eirl don't wear INIT
| shawl now when she goe5 to walk with her fellow
RKooks wool. at than, , , an,
going fun head Emerson ono, Ia. H. xi,,t,,
| revived AN old and o1,.oI.to i.,,,.t,., ..,, 49,,
| shaved f,o6, nine q; n -.,,,,o L., to,, ,t
| gle. fen, I !, ps5l.,- NJ ~l,+,. r,, , -,
| sprcad Them on ma rout NJ tI. ,,o,, I. l., i,i
| build the comin., Summer, Mr. ,,i,1o,. I'm ,,,,
| some folir Thousand ,,,.,,., M en- ,t,,,,,....
| Ivccum M Brooks XiIIap. ia. t..a,, q . 49,,
the .orrca ,f i,,.,,ir,+;,,, !. a., ,,
| WhI''f be it known, Brooks boasts lis share The
new mill at the Village i being stocked With spool
| opening awaiting some one. The annual town
meeting passed of quietly. John p. Pillev Moder-
ator, James :. HuNford. Clerk: Joseph R Little
field, John ID. Jones, William C. Rowe, Seleclmen,
| '"efseerS, &c; Michael Chase, Trcasurer John
| W. Lang, supervisor of schools; John l. Watts
Albert H. Rose, Isaac Leathero, Joel Work Isaac g.
Reynolds, Constabes; Isaac q. Reynolds, Collect
| or None! raised as follows schools 800; poor
$500; roaIa and bridges 5000; contingent expenses
s9oo interest money &c. $1,000; for repair of high
ways sl9O0, to be expended at - cents per hour.
oaluel H. fhlbflck was recently drawn traverse
juror The outlook for the town is good, and bus
| mess already improving. Brooks has a future
T. r. Lane Is to cut lot of spool wood on the Page
farm and elsewhere. He thinks of getting up TWEEN
| ~ riding wagons from the best stock. Now the
hen eateh her egg and the question Interesting the
goo" housewife Is what to do about it, severe
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