The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-04-20
News OF Belfast and Vicinity.


rebuilt.
The town Of Belmont, in this county, is without a
doctor, lawyer, clergyman, tavern orrmm shop, and
yet the people are happy
Frank A. Follett, of this city, has received an OF
der from Boston for the manufacture of 5000 mack
erel gigs. He has fine moulds and turns out good
work.
The next annual cattle show and fair of the Wal.
do and Penobscot Agricultural Society, will he held
at Monroe on Wednesday and Thursday, oct. 4th
and 9Th. On account of the State Fair the Society
obliged to postpone one week from former
notice.
1t has been announced that the vessel building in
Dyer's yard for Capt 5 G.. Haskell, of Deer Isle,
would be a two mastcd schooner. The captain has
changed his mind has had the keel heightened, and
the vessel will be three masted schooner
FIRST SALMON. MI &. f. Treat Of Sear-port.
brought to this city, last week. twenty pound al
mon, the first taken from Pen0bScot waters this sea
son. The fish was taken from the weirat one O'Clock
in the afternoon, and in two hours WA On the train
for Boston.
Y. }. Hall is making from red granite Il fine
monument to be erected to the memory of The late
Charles t, Gilmore. The tablet which is polished
rests OH Il moulded base, and this on another base.
the whole being about six feet high 1t j. a hand.
some piece OF work
The proposed transfer of Rev. Mr. tcrri-h Of
Bucksport, from the East Maine to the New Eng
land conference (Mehodist) was moi effected lie
Is to" valuable man to lose from this conference
but for his own sake it was hoped the trans fer
might be brought about. 1t was a matter over
~ tI,,,, ~. Al :,
An organization, called the Young Mems Temper
ance Association, wa instituted iii thi- rirv lst
week, with Llewellvn Jibson is PRESIDENT The -.-
ciety numbers twenty nye. An cflort Mil ht u,a,I.
to interest the young men in temperance matters
The meetings are held Wednesday, evening Of each
week in the Grange room, over +. B. kuowllon'
store
The Cape Ann Advertiser OF April l4th contains
an account of the probable los on Georges Of ~ch
Aortherncr, of Gloucester. She sailed Feb 18th and
is supposed TO have foundered in the gale of March
l7th. The owners have given the vessel up a. lest
The crew consisted Of twelve men. one of whom,
the steward Edward A, ellison, was q native ut
Belfast. Mr.. ellison leaves i widow ;ad seven
children.
Capt. John Pcndleton fell overheard from luc
ship Louis Walsh on Thursday Of Ia-t week. He
was on Il cauker- stage suu2 over the side. aud in
stepping outside Ut one Of the workmcn lcl oy,l-
board, striking the water tctl foremost. PIanA~
were thrown overheard which the captain seized
and held until rescued in It boat The captain re
ceivcd I'D ncol,cuirncr from wv dncli,i,r Mn H.
marked that the water WAS Il little cool.
Among the bIooded stock recently ,old by Hul.
leigh R"dWell, Of Naesalboro, TO CSC u. OtIS 4
Co. for their stock farm in Belfast, may he mention
ed me grant young bnll, "puke IF Prnrmt' by
premier (iS2I), 'N lrtut ahd her htltrrrait ty
Assurance (9l93l, from the htldof Mai Cm4you
CORNWALL England, Honey hN "',rrnd rulA
N3S""l' RANGES ''hd her hnil c'if "EePuhiir' uG
E''Ha"' lstoh -' ny LUX" Of "'"rn-
wait 'ha rear ~ by "li"reW""d 800 tron
'ie yer" ''e'"'
POLICE NOTES Ahram Dodge on complaint DIT
>cWall Il. Fletcher for malicious mischief was &C.
fore Judge BoarIman on Thursday NJ last week
The parties live in slesboro The charge was for
destroying line fence. Dodge was acgeitt,,I.
Emerson Hills, Of Belfast was arrested last week
for destroying apple on the land Of Ctr,-. O.
Mckinney, mile or two from the city. II i nj
Legged that Iii- came to town, Eot full of oi rum
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WILLS The following ills vrr. filed ,t fine. ,a
cent term Of the Probate Court III thi- city Ricn
ard Maseryev late of lnitv give, 10 his ,llleht,r
Susan W Grant, al undivided half II me home
stead farm. To his grandson Flana,l II. Grant
an undivided half III said farm. -tarl, iu.I- XII.
providing said Chandler II shall provj "a. n ,sno i
suitable home for 3uit susan during hpr natural
lite...Salv NJ. Danfolth, late of Freedom, Vi, u-
to her daughter, Ellen Favlor. htr h,m,-frad In
Freedom, and furniture and household goods. she