The Republican journal., 1882-07-27

ed to the advertisement of the Alden Flut Vinegar
for sale by Swan & siblAv Bros, whole ale dealers
in this city. 1t is very highly recommended.
BONDS SOLD. Belfast's new loan of four per cent.
bonds were put on the market Tuesday and
$4,000 worth sold. This is all that will be sold
until the money is expended in buying up the six
per cents The treasurer, Mr.. Perry, is ready to
buy the skies or TO exchange them for the new
loan.
A small dark colored worm has been very plenti-
full in this vicinity covering the trees and plants.
At times the side walks literally covered with
them David Peirce says they have attacked his
grapery and it takes the constant care of two men
to keep them of. Mr.. Peirce has sent a number to
the State college for their name and history
THE "GREEN' PETITIONS We publish below
the third and last of the series of petitions from
the old plantation of Green Furnished by Dr. j. F.
Pratt, of Chelsea Mass.,) the result of which was
the incorporation of two towns, viz Searsmont and
Belmont
To the Honorable the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the Commonwealth of Massachu-
chuSetts, in general court assembled huInbly show
Your petitioners, inhabitants Of the Plantation of
Searsmont i'll the county of Hancock ana Common
wealth aforesaid, that they settled on tract of
and about equal to one of six miles square and living
IN a good situation to make convenient town, and
they believe it would promote the interests of the
present settlers and have a tendency 10 increase
their number if they could be incorporated into Il
town. They therefore pray Your Honors that they
may be Incorporated into a town by the name of
Searsmont' according to the following boundaries,
to wit: Beginning at birch tree and stake and
stones on the northwesteriv line of Iincolny HE
then running south, IS degrees west on said line
four miles and one hundred and ten rods to A beech
tree standing in the eastery line of the Twenty As
sociates land; then north, "a degrees west on said
line OF sald Associates six miles and two hundred
ana sixteen rods to stake and stone on IN angle in
sald line called the elbow; then north, "a degrees
east, on said Twenty Associates line five miles and
two hundred and fourteen rods to Il stake and
stones; thence south, p degrees east adjoining
land of Samuel Parkman, ESD three hundred and
ten rods to a stake and stones; then south aG de
grecs east, on land of benjamin Joy, Esq, seven
miles and one hundred and twenty nine rods to the
place of beginning. With ali the privileges and
lmmunlueS by law appertaining to incorporated
towns, and as y0ur petitioners believe that no per
son can nave any wei founded objections to the
granting the prayer of the petition (unle5s il he
owners of nonresident lands within the tract de
scrlbed, who all live i'll BoStOn.) They humlly
pray Your Honors that their request may ne grant.
I'd without any other delay than what may be neces-
safy to notify said non resident propretors and a.
in duty bound will ever pray.
Searsmont Dee -, 1878.
(Signed) Thomas Whittier Lewis Clark, Noah
Prescott Silvanus Hcmmenway, Ansel Lohrop,
Isaac Iiodgdon, Thomas Whittier, Jr., John 4. Rob
BINS, q AicN McI.ain, Theodore Woodcock, Asa
Hook, Isaac Booth. Dudley Lincoln John Barber
Joseph hurry, John Moody, Porter Whittier, Robt.
smith, Daniel Wyman, Manassch Sleeper. Joseph
Pottie, Thomas Dagget, Abncr Pottle, Robert Frs
klne, Isaac Wyman, Samuel T. Moore, Charles Ma
money, Nathan Falrow, John Bartlett, Seth farrow,
Luther smith, John Dickey, Jeremiah Noll Robert
perrigo, William Flent, Absalom Thomas, G. fwho)
Bennett, David Haskell, William HEATING Timothy
~ tarrow, Joshua Hemmenway, Reuben, Smith.
CALVIN llemmenway, NJ (Who) Noll, iona Gilman
Milllam Bartlett, ~ (who) Gilman, Joseph Mason,
John koh, Joseph Hardy, Thomas Whittier, 3D.
Josiah Richards, Fisher \. Pitcher, Oliver Rich.
ards, John BRIDGES, Ellison Annis, John Hodgdon,
John Thomas, Abiger Trask, Philip Mariner, III
Robert Bagley, Moses Tayler.
The % indicates doubt about the name.
SWASVILLE. At a special town meeting on Fri
day it was voted to exempt from ta> alton for i've
years the carriage mandatory of Cunningham K
Saunders to be built on the stream near Swan Lake
EUfSnM. horse belonging to Fairfield mar
ties slipped his bride at this village onrt last
week, ran down the railroad track ana started to
cross the railroad bridge but fell when about hait
way over party of men soon got him out I'M
injured, except a few scratches. L. SUNDAY was a
very warm day Farmers are nearly done hay
ing The dance ut the W. : i. picnic grove last
Saturday light was success.
THoRNpIKE. \ parry consisting Of four young
lneh from Hocklanrl passed through thir place on
Monday ON their way to Mooschcad Lake. \
large covered wagon drawn by four horses in
which they sleep At night, carries their cooking
utensils and provisions. Bert Phibrlc, Il Young
lnan from Boston accileutr Shot himself through
his hand last week Is handling 4 .mali loaded re-
N"Ntr....OtiN Comforts has one acre of corn
planted thr 2irt day Of May That hr challenges lhe
town Of nifty to beat II now stands high 4
a mans head and the are quite large. He also
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'ASflNE- Excursion parties visit Us daily.
''''''l a'It N'pl'h"' MI brooks made Us two
h'a''t h'rn"f mere FRIDAY night. ON saturday
evening qnitNa parry went TO fnrt Point On -teancr
May Queen to attend dance .srIr. ls"la, capt.
0initli arrived sunday night from Bangor, loaded
win lumber Ior Sew Haven ,..A small boat con
'HlhlhS Ivy" boy, Arthur Crawford and l'ntus
Parker was upset one day last week while sailing
IN the harbor, Crawford climbed the mast in a care
les manner which caused thc boat to capszc.
tanpmteting at North CaStnc viii begin sept. 4th
and continues one week. Rev. Mr.. Dcl.ong who
is spending the summer here occullird the Inita,i
an pulpit Oh sunday, Nh Locke having gone 10
Ellsworth to take part in the ordination Of the
Unitarian minister thcre....At the Orthodox
church, Key. William Forsyth OF Bucksport preach
ed in exchange with Mr. Thomas. On Thursday
Of last week, H. Mr.. Martin Gray with his son
Rollins and family, consisting of wife ana cha
were returning to Cape Roster from Castine in a
aNdll SAL boat, a sudden guest of wind upset the
boat when near the Cape shore. They were soon
rescued, out the father was obliged to dive
twice before reaching the child.
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