The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-03

| property was insured. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. Five weeks ago Mr.
| Dodges stable and barn were DESTROYED by fire
which was also thought to be the work of an iucen-
diary. Much excitement prevails in the village
STOCKTON. sch. Walter E. Palmer Of this town
was lost in hurricane Sept It'll, while on the voy
| age from Wilmington, \. c., for Port au Prince
The only survivor, Ephram Wilson, was picked up
| by the swedish brig Rosenius for Aux Cages after
! he had been five days on spar. The Palmer
was owned principally by Capt. Horace Staples
and was commanded by Capt. Beals Ellis, who
leaves wife and family in this town. Besides tie
captain we do not learn that any Of the crew be.
| longed in Stockton.
MONROE. Mr. Henry Mayo arrived home last
| Thursday, having been away seventeen years..
CIDER Is being made in large quantities, and is sold
to Boston parties Tor eight cents per gallon. Our
| village school closes this week. 1t has been very
successful term. There ten persons in town
each over 50 years of go....New members are be
ing added to the band. Selections are played every
Saturday evening. Mr.. Nathaniel Wides is af-
aicted with cancer on the lip....T The banking up
Of houses and general preparation for winter, are
the order Of the day.
CASrINE An entertainment, consisting of 4
farce. pantomime vocal and instrumental music,
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haitian mine Mr.. y. p. Moves recently appointed
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The Orthodox church last sabbath. Mrs Dr.
Wheeler ha> gone 10 Washington, to see her
mother. who i dan.rpr0uSiy sick
INC i'" S''e'l "e'"ee" MAIN ana sea
ee'' - ii'i ''iNP1e'c"' l"e "orh mas peeh
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'N"h>N'l' = grange OF the tatr"hs 81 fiu~-
'''i'iH was "r-""l@e' On Inc 2Sth ut win 70
'''eIlpcr7- y called the Penobscot orange
~, - II ,'N = nan eNtlH rr''AN evening
co., ''' '9 i"io" 9--l'''er' oe"l
WI i-e"'''eI y 9h"" '"'n'
80 60 - -" ''e"' Oi'l'l'ln' 'ohh = snow
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'''Ni -" ''' 'it''iH' 'oIlli D. " l9oh treas
"'',' 80 AeVpel' '"lli9oh P" hrIls-
, ,,oi'.", "9ll'N'i' l'iiol'' Np''E
= ~ hit'eu l'Il"2e9' l-"o4 ASSIST
" '7',''ii0 I ''ii"seS''''A Ht people at
.''' i'' ~ ''ie pay are painting tlclr houses ana
''.''- ~ -tii'r'''lA' Evidences 81 thrl1t
"-'', II e'0l'e inc hearts "1 ther ftH"W to"nslncn
'-iV't i'i'''" 0"i'' " horst 70 NaM'iei Dunbar.
W" ing Assurance that me morse was KIND and
3eh'ie' o't Wiiich proved to be very dangerous
'e"7t' Duhp'H sueu farhlnn and the case was car
re" 10 the supreme Court at Ellsworth. There it
was decided IN punbar's favor and Varnum paid
nifty dollars damage and costs, amounting to about
one hundred and -evcnty-fiye dollars.
IsLEsBoRo. our town fair was held ON Friday
pct. 2>th, ami wa, very good one J. p. Bragg
made fine exhibit Of millinery, taking lst prem.
l.. y Banker foreign articles W. \. Wyman, gate.
= w 1"plil'a tNhlplted hodel steamboat about
'iiFee 3'l one nan 1eet iohS uhder iuI steam work
Ii5 peIIe'uS' Inc num- boiler, engine and all its
"pPi@h''9 Were q hlS own manufacture. Ebcn
COMBS 'n'de OF 7'i vessel ptiS Neazie, model
nome a l. "'lhey' Wh'tnot; D. A. Hpr"gue, sew
inE machine: 0phle y >prasue hair work Viola
Grover hee'e work: o. A. eprague' rug; pphie
y SpfaSue' card board Iivana A. Williams, hair
s"iuh' MEGA "h'teom9' Knit lace: ALA Ryder,
lamp mat RF-na NeaAie, feather WREATH Cora
F'rAeft u'iles AdeEza Neazic, Domestic yarn;
>e'I'e ca@le' Peg 9pfe'tti Dora Reilnan, slipper
case AH'e ana Lena itayhe-, quilt; Edna Warsent,
sofa pillow; Ad.lie Richards, notices; RONana
C""hb7' mltteh7- \ collation. WAS served in the
man beIoW an" every one went nome well satisfied
WIN ING 'E'F7 entertainment Owing t. Slight
laii Oh ram the morse irot Was not satisfactory.
iieit were p"t thIee ehtrles-J. NJ Coombs, spit
hfe' Austin lrih, req geidnG Danger, and i.
OVolp9 req mare rome. Npltiire won the race in
urge 91r.ishi meats. Inc baby show in the evening
AltI''lf' Il @oo' "c;t 81 attention. The premiums
were awarded a7 i"l"Wa; Nettle VI. >prague l>t,
"l''' i'''l"IH9 ~ ''h't huhlce r. Coomjs, 81, -,
Ing oit "lINey family OF this town comprise eight
PERSON "i'9e united ages are bIs years, average
"se' a. ears ana " months.
WISrERPoRT. Rev. Mr. Blanchard has return
ed, leaving his at his grandfathels In Lebanon
\. II. lie is still quite feeble hut il eypectad f. H.
Nj. Blanchard himself is in poor health
since his return ana was unable to occupy his mn
pit last sabbath Mr.. Jo.euh Hio,in. f,r,,orr-
Of this place, is sick with consumption in Chicago
lie has been in business there for several wears.
His aunt Mrs. L. D. Curtis, wife of our post-mas-
Ter Is win NM and viii remain probably while he
lives Mr.. Higgins Is the son of the late Capt.
Joseph T. Higgins, well known ship master, who
died in Calcutta several years ago His mother
"lel al his nome In Chicago few years since.
,'o'li apt higgins and lis wife We're brought to
Mr- Rot T,..t
WHO" u 9eth Ffatt' ,net at But ksport Centre,
~ -'lii' aSeo = years she was pensioner, her
"uspi" ha'4lS peeh 4 soldier OF the war Of lsl2.
DTS Ifat' nag heeh insane forty years and
loI a'' It7e years tW" OF her daughters have taken
N"'' VI '''i' VIZ" inc oA'ePuoh OF Il lew months
t'' cue as ~ tle 'sH lulh II Augusta since the
60 - '1 u9',"i' ~ 70 H. y hcil' OF y N
ma 'een 'l MIS- Lorehtsoh,
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