The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-01-19

| 1INCoLNvIrIE. Charles Bryant of this town on
Friday last received very severe gun shot wound
| In company with Capt. VIM. Dlckey Of Belfastand
| Charles Dickey Of Belmont. Mr.. Bryant went
cunning near Bald rock, inst back of the Beach. He
| slipped and fell and accidentally dischar 5ed his
gun, the charge entering Just above the right hip
passing downward the front side. II is tn ought
he will recover THE Good Templars Will give
Exhibition Saturday evening Jan. 81, Cllleys
Hall. There will be sabbath School concert AZ
the Methodist Church Sunday evening Jan. %.
THoRSDIKE. The installation Of officers of Unity
| Lodge F. and \. NJ. took place on Thursday even
| ing Jan. r. They Installed by Past Master
Benz Ames who performed the ceremonies In an
| excellent manner after which all partook Of pic
mic supper prepared by the ladies. After supper
| the company adjourned 10 Humans Hall where the
remainder of the evening spent In a general
| good time .sleighing on sunday and Monday was
| excellent and the farmers are improving the oppnr
tunty 10y hauling hay ana getting up their Years
! supply OF wood. Edward Shibes. OF Knox, has
sold his horse. Plato, TO Quincy Stevens of Unity
ID, H. RaCkli1 has just filed order for nice
harness TO GO to the Province of New Brunswick.
20 j. Fernald shipped Monday, TWO car
loads of wool, 1900 lbs, - Ezra Whitney 4 CO.,
Roekland w II. SAywarI IS engaged quite ex-
| tensively in the numbering business.
MORRILL, Mr.. William Adams fell on Thursday
Of last week ami di7ocatcl her shoulder.
WINTERPoRT The Winterport band with their
ladies and their friends. made the steamer cam
bridge visit last Thursday evening They wer.
very cordially received by Capt. Ingrahiln, and
pleasant time, with good music, eniuyei-...
Did any Of your readers notice anything peculiar
iii the appearance Of the moon on Monday III ht
Jan. qtn Howard Lodge had their annual sap
per last Friday evening The weather was ma
favorable but III the hail ri hri ht and cetry.
....Schr. Traverse arrived the 18Th with corn for
/ { T. Rich 4 SON.. There Il strong feeling of
/ opposition here to having highway opened through
/ ne Nouhpou Camp Ground. James Freeman
takes the place ii II. T. canboFn with John Stohell
| { Co......At Inc Annual meeting Of the ladies
>ociaba held thpi rooms in the Methodist vestry
on the 18th, a yotu If thanks MAS given 10 Rev.
| George Pratt. l'r the financial success attending
ns efforts I'm behalf NJ me church Ana am happy
Il add that something more subs antial than vote
| of 'nank- wa .lSn given IN appreciation OF h@
lahor-.
ByR>HtW. The e,,ut most tllAei about the
past week Is the marriage IL Mtg9se Mas. Of Our
/ t9Tnsnln, NJ II. MiIuAen. a com rtreitl trat rler
/ representing tho Portland hrn Of Cha. Knight
! Co, 10 Miss ii. Jennie Fowler. Nj. ana Mrr.
/ M.liken received many valuable presents, both
/ from ne firm which hr y'prcstut7 add "tht boys
! en- the rat4. Taey have The bust V,he, Of their
many friends who wish them a long ana happy lite
~. f 4ar Harding went u hi7 stable TGur7ity
morning and found his horse dead. Cause unknown
lee in Winnecooa Lake j. about u inches thick.
....The Miliiken heirs have purchased large tract
Of lumber land ami The mills on rne oih tann"rY