The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

the direction of Prince Z. Luce. The school has
| been graded and now numbers about one hundred.
| Miss Mary Files has situation as teacher in the
| Grammar School at Augusta.
| LINCOLNyILLE. Two sailors belonging to an
| English bark, anchored in our harbor made their
escape Monday morning by jumping overheard and
| swimming ashore. They Immediately took to the
| woods. One of them was captured the same day,
| but the other succeeded in making his escape A
| reward of $50 is offered for their arrest. The
fall term of school at the Beach is under the in
struction of Mr. Crawford of Belfast, who is giving
| excellent satisfaction. Miss Carrie Sherman is
teachnS the Fail term at the Trap. The rains of
last week put out the fires the mountains, which
had burned over nearly one half of its surface and
was rapidly spreading. Congressman Murch and
| Hon. j. H. Martin addressed the Fusioniss at the
| Beach Saturday afternoon. Election passed of
| very quietly in this town.
| WINIERPoRT. The Republican rally at Winter
| port last week "Wednesday was largely attended,
and the speeches of Mr.. Blaine and Gen. Gibson
| were enjoyed hugely. Before this appears in
print the effect of all the speech making will be
apparent. =. In conversing with David Brown ESD
| of liampden last week, we learned that he was a
| brother of Mr.. Warren Brown who WAS recently
| killed at his mill in Canada that the family to
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| daughters, and they born one in each and
| every month of the year. Rev. \. j. clifford of
Bucksport Village will preach in the Methodist
| church next Sunday. They were without preach
ing last sunday for the first time since the death of
| their pastor 1.-The wife Of Dea. John Perkins
| aged - years is very sick at her sons in Leyant
...N II. Hubbard Esq, is at the time If writing
this, confined to his house, but it is hoped he viii
| soon DC out again.
CAMDEN Curricr brothers have lost by death
another gre horse which makes the third. The
WOODEN mill expects to shut down about the ljtI,
inst for repairs W. Freeman. of Central Falls
| r. l. Is visiting in town.. 1t is supposed the
Stetson block recently purchased by ID. II. Bisbec
| viii be fitted up for the of the Camden Nation
| al Bank. The annual excursion from Bath and
towns on the line of the X. J.. Il. L., to Camden
| took place last Friday and brought large number
| OF people TO eur shores from these several towns
| I'D. Rose, of Rose Bros, will soon be of
vacation trip. .IIoWarths double show is billed
! for Camden for Friday evening the 18th inst...
| Rev, A. Church is building an addition to his
| house. extending to his barn. H. II. Cleveland
| has been grading Il lot north Of his house which
| VIII make a fine lawn when compcted....A severe
form of diarrhna is prevailing among the children
| proving fatal in many cases.--.A new and very
| elegantly designed sign has been placed ON the
paint shop of \. l.. Horton 4 Co.....A Mrs. Fesscn-
den, of Boston, sang at the Baptist church last
| sunday. .Rey. W. f. Chase, Methodist, from
| kockpor preached ut the Congregationalist church
| last sunday in exchange with Rev. W Il. Cross.
| Frank Russell il III town.. Rev. &. W. Rowen is
! III town and T. in better health than when he left
| here year or more ago. Paul stevens arrived
| from Washington, u. C., last sunday mornings.
| Election day passed very quietly.
| BUCKsroRr. Rev Mr.. Prince of the Seminary
preached at the Elm st. church last sunday. 1t
was most excellent sermon and greatly cnjoye
| f'y the full congregation present. The carpet
for this church was used for the first time last sun
| day The ladies' parlor in the yestry is now I'M
| dergoing quite extensive repairs. The sabbath
school concert held IN this vestry last sunday
| evening prepared and conducted By Mr.. A. r.
/ Page 10 whom the thanks Of the school and super
| inien'lent due After the exercises hv the
school Rev. Or Blodgct made remarks to which it
was real pleasure to listen. Ir. Blodget approx
ed of the vote of the sunday school give S25 for
| the Support of Verona Sunday school, and So
| year for the education of a pupil in Bulgaria, a
| province in European Turkey....Mr. j. H. Hin
Nho has had severe illness of several weeks dur
ationis recovering slowly and is now able to ride
Ut WI lHuIH'tdl evening OF IdSl week Emery
| ian was filled with people who HAD gathered to
| hear The speech Of Gen Harrison, which was well
received The Eucksport colnet band wa III at
tendance and played, it is thought better than ever
| before. The village cemetery on the hill near
the Seminary, is being put in better order. The
| old fence has been taken away and Is being repac-
| ed with partially new one. Election day passed
| quietly with very little drunkenness noticeable.
(r. W Me isl al
Npolord representative to the egisature-both re
ceivins votes ahead of their party ticket. Mr.
Thomas IL. Swazcy, of the candidates for
County Treasurer, received majority in this town
running ahead OF his ticket.
IsLEsBOKo. The community here was very much
shocked Saturday evening by the death Of Capt
Joseph l.. Ryder, Of Pittston Maine. The Capt
had been suffering with consumption for some
time but had got about and was here visiting his
father and relatives. ON Saturday afternoon he
went TO the 20. for the mail and remarked that
lie felt better than for time. fter talking with
his friends time he started to 90 up stairs yer
the =. O., where his sister lived Upon reaching
the top Of the stairs he seized with violent
tit of coughing and the blood flowed from his
mouth IN jets. He was carried in and laid on the
bed where he expired in about ten minutes. His
body was taken to his fathers and his wife tele-
graphed for. The Masonic Fraternity took charge
Of the bucial Funeral Tuesday from T. W. L.
church He was thirty six years Of age on Satur-
day nightao Capt. O. VI. Brown team was leisurely
driving along the road two rOughs sprang upon
the carriage from behind and endeavored to climb
int" the front, but one of the inmates Miss Ada
Brown seized the whip and after vigorous appli-
cation about the head and ears the ASSISTANTS with
drew. The ladies, four in number, were very mach
frightened and but for the courage of Miss Brown
would undoubtedly have Jared badly. The top of
the carriage was torn in several places. The
roughs whoever they We're, are unknown and ii is
best for their peace Of mind that they remain
Monday, election day was as quiet as the grave.
In reality it was sort of funeral the burial Of the
Greenback party. The mourners were few but
they bore their aflicton with much fortiude. 1t
is cruel perhaps to recall now the March meeting
when they declared that they would sweep all he
fore them this fall-Capt. Bob and all.