The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-05-25
MINrERroKr. The old moccnnied huillinr Q

WINrERPORT. The old unoccupied building on
Main street, known as the Snow Pinkham- Mason
stable, was destroyed by fire the night of May
18th. Three old coaches were burned with it. Once,
ON another site, it was occupied dwelling house
by some of our first families, and was one of our
best residences. The fire was incendiary, without
doubt-. .Dunton, of the Commercial House, is
thoroughly reconstructing his establishments and it
looks nicer than it ever did before He has changed
ihe hail in the north end into elegant suites of rooms
and IS papering and painting the house above and
below. When completed, Hotel Dunton in
rooms furniture general appearance, and comfort,
VIII be second 10 no house in Waldo county,.
Mrs. Foster, daughter of Freeman Littefleld, Esq,
is AT her fathers, sick Mr. Littlefied has nearly
lost the use of his right arm. We trust the disail
ny will he temporary Capt Geo. ". Crockett is
lifting up a nice little craft for business and pleas
ure. Mr.. Edward Avery, formerly of Winterport,
dicl AT Ninalhayen recently, and was brought to
Prospect for burial He was 4 son OF the late
Enoch Avery.
ISLEsBoRo. Capt. Samuel Neazie and wife left
Monday en- route for New York where the captain
will take charge of ship l.. b. Morse, lately com
uandcd by the late Capt. Amcs. The ship is char
tcrcd tor san Francisco Mrs Yeazie will accom-
pan} hc, husband on the voyage. A walking
match at Rydcr'- Hall last saturday evening be
tween +. II. MAYO Of Belfast and +. X. Grover of
i-ic~horo for $40 stake and gate money! vas won
10y The building in the lower part of the
tnuu recently purchased BY MIR Bracket of Cam
bridge, has been moy ed by Mr. stewart of Belfast.
tntWorhmenarc rebuilding and thoroughly renova-
iu4 il tor the summer season. The building will
Ne ready for occupancy about the first of July
Eull'jug at tine seaside still progresses finely Tie
Haywood Cottage is about completed and that
nIJ " Mllikenl9 boarded and Shingled. The latter
structure will present a very fine appearance with
1T i'-h et'at 1n and gahled roof. 1T IS generally
.3.lr-tooi tila Mr.. Newell from Chelsea, Mas.
"Al build on Turtle Head next to a. : Dayis's thi.
season r., apt Andrew Marshall an old and much
respected citizen lied sunday aged about 50 years
LIBERTY. The order of exercises at the memorial
fhi.e- to DE held at this village May Both under
.la Auspices " +. II. Bradstreet Post no. "A g. A.
49,, d az follows Comrades viii assemble at the
N-t Headquarters at 10 o'clock 4 VI. at which time
I0Is viii Ha detailed TO visit the several burial
IN aua- au3 place flowers upon the graves of All
inrs resting there. 4 picnic dinner viii he had
1 Nfr- haI at T. O'Clock ". I1tc0fec will be
r-I~hed y THE Post. 40 ! O'Clock h. VI comrades
Az. " soldiers ani sailors present Will meet at
dI-c Aall N Pc formed into liue by tile Sergeant
Naor Nj The Post and % ocock they will take up
t.u H.c.,t march led D tine Cornet Band, under the
t.1Nu ui e.. 3D. Wui1-. Past Commander. t'p
F. IS. o. Main. do"H Main i. to the Baptist
.Ntar be memorial service will be held,
0.a.H AH. nr Is follows. ISL singing by the Lib
Ioir RI, prayer by the Chaplain; 81, singing
t "-a- the names Of The patriotic dead by the
rvs, Atuaut from the towns Of Montville Iibel-
... Palermo. ami Freedom as far as can be ascel-
.u"al. 5tl, singing. 9TH address by Col. Hersev
p hast -tb, singing. >th, benedction b, Rev
-AuWs Hth, muair-NcarCr my God to Thee-bv
a MuntNillc band The several oranges in th;.
tiou " the county have been invited to attend in
t'.i}, the officers wearing their regalia and
.he ID position in the procession. The flags will
H at halfmaS during the lay. 1t Is hoped that
places Of business viii be closed during the af-
ruuon services.
lNCksroRT The public meeting Of the Reform
WI hed last sunday was an interesting one
luy ettcr Of Mrs. Sarah F. Meader which appeared
rae Journal last week was referred to, and MANY
IMPRESSED themselves much pleased with the sug-
-iion- il contains We are glad the letter was
ail-hcl, and believe much good will De accom-
.-Art through i'll influence. Mr. Everett Ward
Me.. was ~ r~vn l& week Mrs Warlwen win
E with hcr -outo Newport. We are glad to learn
'uat Tire lrm doing prosperous, business +.
. toIy.Jr, stands foremost in raising early crops.
Hi garden Is situated GA the side of hin Terraces
HaNc becn thrown up, ami nearly the whole surface
thc hillside j. now under cultivation. Nj, Colby
M always hai green pease on the 4th Of July. ne
has pease mp from to inches high, and pota
he from to inches high We noticed on several
tH apple trees blossom bu't-. and were told that
-u.whcrry blossoms appeared in hi- strawberry
tch about MAY 9Th 4 fine Sheet Of water is stu.
tri on the summit Of the hill, ana Mr.. Colby SAYS
has never known il to be dry ltoecupies adecp
OPPRESSION in ledge which extends across the top
tho Mil. Nh. {. proposes to carry this water to
aI- house, the top Of which is far below the surface
t4e water, and also by means OF pipe extend it to
aF part Of the garden, for Watering plants &C.
Aour correspondent enjoyed the visit very much,
aut elJ with the impression that many young men
that .ue leaving toWI for the West might do like
"i-" and lgadt thereby. The Rockland Mass
Standard Say The >tndi,h House at Nantaeket
.a~ hecu leased To Isaiah Cousins of BuckspoIt,
..rtue season.