The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

MI Merrill, the relef, goes TO the PiScata
qnis road.
Durham x Hall, of Belfast, offer for sale
pianer TO make room for larger one. See adj
vertisement. Fred Timm Of Belfast notifies his
| friends that he has moved his shoe shop the
Harris building on High street. a. win be by
| his advertisements. w. j. Greenlaw, of North
| port offers for sale valuable farm will he
in another column. Cow lost, c. Is. Keen, Free
dom....Frcd Atwood, Winterport adyertises pl5ws
and agricultural implements of all kinds. Farmers
in want Of such do no better that to see At
wood.
NORTH HAVEN This place is becoming quite L
summer resort Boston parties have purchased
| what + known a, kent's Hill a prominence over
looking the thoroughfare, and viii erect four cot
taees. The mackcrcl fleet are doing well this sea
/ son. some OF the vessels have taken as high a.
1000 barrels since July fourth. small boat fish
ing has not proved remunerative. The factory is
n'w canning mackerel and paying one and-a-half
cents per pound steamer Hurricane one day las,
| week brought 30 barrels to the factory.
CAsrI>E. Hon. {. J. Abbot, who Ie. on sun
day morning last agcl Is years. graduated at Bow
doin college in l>3i. in the Gas, with H. W Long
| fellow. Nathaniel Hawthorne and several other
prominent men. He had practised law in this
| town oyer half century. had held important
positions in state. county and town. aal was high
yr>teemed and respected by All who knew lin j.
The Methn list held their usual SUNDAY services III
the Orthodox church. their eliirc being in process
| III repairing The sermon ny Rev. George Adams
native of this town. now located at st. Lou-. wa
very interesting. exhibition called poly rama
was given )rtho ioN church on Monday evening
ION Tuesday evening the Young people had
! t-,l, i'm I,,
in- a German. which was brilliant atlair. The
Unitarian Fair on Wednesday evening was well
pltraniled notwithstanding the pouring rain..
\ sinall ptrtE went to Fort Point steamer Man
Qaeen nn saturday evening, to attend dance there
Steamer Florence went to Northport Camp
Ground from here, trip on Turs,lay ami two
on Wednesday,
JACKSON There were two accidents last week,
resulting from frightened horses A. i. Stearn~
an obi gentleman. was his way O. Belfast
accompanied by his grandson son OF J. y >carns,
NJ Belfast. The horse became frightened at pile ii
hirk beside the road. Running furlousy, he broke
tho rein- and threw the occupants out. ana then
ran about mile when the horse colliicd with D.
Il. prIAg tetr, which was Just around bend in
the road, and stopped. Fortunately neither
persons nor horse were injured. but the wagon WIS
Il complete wreck. Mr., +. c. Henderson received
ycry serious injurie, IN being thrown from her
carriage on Friday last. the horse becoming fright
enet "a white The sunday morning dis-
course at the Cong. church wa, delivered III Rev.
Mr- Blanchard, resilient pastor of the Cong church
al Winteru'rt Rev. MI Wade in exchange. filled
the pulpit at The latter place.. Geo. +. Bracket
Lodge l. @. q. T., have Just purchaseta nice new
organ for thci" hall Thi- is one of the most pei Sc
velin- lodges in this county. The following are the
principal OH err for the present quarter-W. {.
II, NJ. G. Pease, W. Y. IT,, Viva kimball, W. $.
y. NJ. kmball; W. i. =, +. A Carpenter W. r.,
Nina Pease.. Levi Rich has lately soll his fine
pair of matched horses to Nj. Whitehou-e of
Inlty-.-..More than the usual number Of our
townspeople are attending the campneetins at
Northport this sca,on....A large number of our
young men viii soon leave town to seek employ
ment in some of the manufacturing cities Lowell
will get the majority Of them. MI. Winters. Of
Thorndike, with his family, are now occupying the
house with the widow Of the late Edwin Hamilton
Potatoes are being killed with rust.
CAMDEN. Mr. Milburn has begun the business
of stone cutting opposite the Methodist church. his
first job being some work for a lot in the cemetery
....Mis9 Alice Brown of Belfast, is on visit to
her aunt Mrs Joseph Conant... Mrs. Phlbrook of
Bpston, former lanilady Of the Bay View housc.
and her daughter Mrs. Smith, are in town.. Schr.
Gen. Adel5ert Ames, has just discharged cargo
Of hard pine for the two >hipyarls Last Thurs
day evening the Young ladies Of the High school
had q dance at the hall. 1--WE are informed that
oar select men have purchased the Ho-mcr farm
near the Iiosner pond to he used home for the
towns poor. Last Thursday there three
ltl.ian, itnertHt musicians in town who PLAYED |
some cry tine music with two violinS and 4 harp |
After giving an open air concert in front Of the |
Eay View house the JudSon family employed them |
~ play in the hal for two hours for Jance...A
carE" Of coal has lust been discharged for j. Il b. |
{. Adams Many complaints heard on ac-
count of the late hour at which the evening mail
arrives from the west. The fan and winter terms
of our village schools begin on Monday the |
4th of sept. next, with the same corps of teach |
en- Il at last term except that Miss Eta f. |
Mullen has the Elm Street Primary. There |
shipped l74S casks of lime, last week |
MIR and Mrs. Armstrong, from Appleton ana
a lady from Cambridge, Mass, have been on a visit
to \. X. Dunton... Rev. ". Walker, OF Thomas
ton held service at st. Thomas church last sunday
evening. Rev. {. II Pope, of Thomaston, preach
ed last sunday At the Congregationast church in
exchange with Rev W. Il. Gross. senator VIM |
7. Frye, of Lewiston. addressed the people Of
NdHl'ttH ~ inc itll last luPStlN evening on the
political issues Of the day. The selcctmcn Of
Camden will lay out new street next saturday
running from the terminus of Washington Street
to Elm street. Miss Annie Gilbreth an accom- |
pli-hcd pianist of Boston, has been spending few
days with Mis- Annie Smonton, daughter of I. X.
simonton, Esq The two young ladies are now at
Belfast a visit to Miss Maud Milliken daughter
Of Hon. : /. Milliken. Prof Keen closes lis
musical school next saturday evening by a concert |
at the hall.
SEARSroRr. Capt VIM. ToUey, .Jr has been |
visiting friends in Capt, Benz. Carver, of
New ork, is soon to begin work upon his building
on the Cotton farm The shore road, opposite Mr.
A. Mjtchelrs, literally covered with potato
bug Tuesday,. Capt. +. Griffin who has been
quite i rapdyrecoyering. DIR. W. X. Knowles
Of RoNbiny, Mass, is spending a short vacation |
here. Mr.. VIM. f. Black has sold yoke of three
years od steers weighing 500 lbs. Miss Nelie
Adams fellout Of hammock while swinging, and !
nearly broke her The excursion to Bar
liarbor Tuesday, ON the Queen City, of Bangor |
was the event of the season. Some 30 people went
and all seemed to enjoy Themselves. Mr. \ shlcv
Mitchell has sold two yoke of steers for $780,.
Mr.. Frank Crockett, of Thomaston, son of Capt |
Levi Crockett, one of the chief in the bark
Goodeil, with wife and family visiting Mrs. A.
Croocker-.. The young people Of this town had
another of their general clam bakes upon the
island bar last Wednesday....A large number of |
our young ladies started Sr Northport Camp
ground Monday and expect to remain through the
week. Mr.. George Garter, who has been employ |
ed in Boston for the last year two is at home
quite sick ..Capt. Stackpole of Thomaston is |
making il short visit at Mrs. Geo. Merrilrs |
Schooner Lacawanna Capt. CIosson, with 800
tons of, coal for Mr. j. II. Lane. arrived at this
port last Thursday. she IS to be repaired before
making another voyage The Empire with gener- |
al cargo for Mr.. a. j. Nickcrson, arrived tn same
day. Eddie Eaton fell through hole in the |
wharf and came very being drowned. IA
certain Young man, who has just purchased a boat
had between thirty and forty callers in a single |
hour t. look at it. The Maplewood Grove camp
meeting commences Aug. 81 and holds over the |
two following Sabbaths. Mr.. c. f. Averi has |
been thoroughly repairing his house. Schooner
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