The Republican journal., 1882-01-05
Work has begun In Mcdonald 4 Browns ship.

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yard.
About fifty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y.
Cottrell, on the east side, called upon them Sat
urday evening, the occasion being the fifteenth
niversary of their married life The china presents
were numerous, and the evening happy one.
| We wish to make a note of the appearance of ma
| ture and of the weather Jan. /, 1882, for the
| benefit of the "oldcst inhabitant." There was not
particle of snow in this vicinity, little no frost
in the ground, vegetation growing, and the
| grass as green as In April The next morning,
| however, a fall of snow, accompanied by strong
winds, indicated that at last winter had set in
Mr.. Isaac Murch is getting his machinery ready
for the manufacture of ships blocks. Next week the
company will be fully perfected and work begin.
| The company has work already engaged. The
work will be in the third story of the foundry
| building and will be connected with the ground
| floor by elevator. The will be piped for
steam heating and will be very desirable quarters.
| Governor Plaisted,for some reason unknown save
| to himself, withheld the name Of Crosby Fowler
| commissioner for Waldo county. His confirmation
was assured as the council promtly confirmed all
| Fusionappointments in Fusion counties. Mr.. Fow
Ter has made good Off al and Is satisfactory the
| Republicans, as shown by the large number of
names from that party his petition for appoint
| ment.
CHURCH NOTES. This is the week of prayer -.
Rev. Mr.. Ross, at the North church, will preach
next sabbath morning from he subject-"C Care for
others"-a temperance sermon. Missionary con
cert in the evening. The subject of Rev. MIR
uooienoush's sunday evening lecture at the Uni
versaiet church will be Now. Baptism last
Sabbath at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev
Cunningham preached an able New Years ser
mon.
There slight fire at the Methodist prrson-
age on Sunday afternoon. little dausht Of
Rev. Mr. Libby Went 70 Il cupboard up stairs for
cook, and dropped lighted match The contents
Of the cupboard took fire, when the little girl closed
the door and alarmed the house. The lire
tihguished without general alarm. About 80
worth of books an clothing were destroyed, por-
ton of which beiongedt to Miss Collier VIII, is stop
ping there.
sch VIM Frederick, Of Belfast. Capt. Geo Ames,
now at Baltimore has been libeed for $4,000 for
the nol-prrformance OF charter. The schooner
took load of hay from Belfast TO savannah. The
captain got a Boston commission merchant to get Il
cargo of lumber for Baltimore. On arrival at Sa-
eannah the captain says he heard nothing from his
commission merchant sought his own cargo. 1t
appears the Boston parties did procure a charter
tnd now the parties who were to receive the lum
Dcr at Baltimore attach the vessel for $4,000.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. The January term
# this Court began in this city on Tuesday, Judge
Chas. W. Walton, presiding. This is the first term
Judge Walton has held here for about ten years.
Miss Ccrnelia Puisfer is the reporter There are
about forty cases marked for trial Prayer was of
fered by Rev. Wooster Parker. The following are
the jurie5-
FIRST JURY. Hanson T. Cove, Liberty, foreman.
ieorxe Allen, Burnham; Joseph &. Atwood, Win
terport excused; Amaziah Benson, Monroe; d. o.
Bowen. Morrill,; A. II Boulter. Waldo; f. 2. Chase,
Jackson: James II. Coson Searsport; Edwin 4.
Games, I,lcsborn Timothy W. Halves Troy An
rev w Hopkins, Frankfort; Charles +. Jones,
Niutcrpurt.
SECOND JURY. Albert L. Mudgett, Belfast fore
atn \. q. kni Ihts, Unity, Robert Killman Pros
teiflot; Jason ". Mtrlen, Stockton; Oramel Muir
ray N,Htyile; H2rttio p MARI swanvie; Fred
rick y. Moody. Lincolnville; VIM. L. Pilsbury.
>orthpor: Charles Parsons, Thorndikei 7. a.
Eorthing, Palermo
SUpERNUMERARIEs. Jordan W. Coombs Belfast,
frank IL. Park, Searsport; J. C.. Rose, Brooks:
Joseph Sanborn, Belfast.
The first case called was W. Berry VS.. Tisdae
shaw and Cyrene B. Shaw. Parties live IN Belfast.
Action to recover $33 for rent. Defence that Shaw
las no property and that Mrs Shaw Is not respon
-ible for the debts Of husband Verdict Of *l5 for
plf. Thompson & Dunton for plf. Johnson &
sogers for deft.
J. Ii. B.a'ey, of Belfast, W. Benz. A. Curtis,
donroe. Action to recover for labor while at work
deft'- farm. Defence bill paid and receipt had.
IN trial +. ". Brown for pin. Philo Hersey for
left.
IsLEsBoRo. Alice, daughter of Capt. Adoniram
Dcker, fell recently and broke her arm.
W.,
1t work In a 4hin1le mill on Friday lost his hand
III circular saw. The hand was so badly injured
= to cause amputaton.
UNITY State on complaint of SamueII. Badger,
=. Chas. O.. Llewellyn and Calvin Wyman. Case
# assault came before Justice Rich of Thorndike,
ii SATURDAY. Parties found guilty ami bound over.
BROOKS. The weather of Christmas week was
+ the April kind, New Years Day a.lovey
tay-...A good deaf of sickness demands the close
ttrnton of tho doctors. Edwin Body has taken
he farm of Charles K. Lane and recently moved
Ito one part OF the house Several parties have
'ttlrned from the up river woods and logging
amps some are there awaiting snow anu others
With teams awaiting to 20 up, and to work
Ipoh... But little produce be marketed on
account Of the roads. &c. f. Lane has recently
cen on trip to .Aroo-took looking for business
pening.
CAMDEN. Another cargo of corn has just been
'cceived by the Camden Touring mill Lit is
,lUusht that the wind blew harier last Sunday
light than it was ever known to blow in this place.
:. Union prayer meetings are held this week..
IN Monday evening the ULiversalist church and
society held their annual meeting at their chapel
Next week the Rev. 1. Meadi to hold meetings
ach evening at the Universalist church with the
option Of Saturday evening when Rev Mr.. Phil
rock of Rockland is expected to preach. The
Custom House office has been moved to the room
recently occupied by Mrs Parker over B. f. Adams
tore, which is of the most desirable offices in
the village
CAsTNE The new proprietor of the Castine
louise has begun work the interior of the house,
Dy charging the Office and laying a tile floor. A new
Iorris & Ireland safe has been received, which has
individual compartments, to be placed at the dis
JlSa of guests. Barkentine j. w. Dresser Capt.
.;rown, arrived in New Bedford last Saturday with
suano from Orchilla Island Rev. NJ. w. Prince,
principal of Bucksport Seminary, preached in the
Icthodist church on Sunday afternoon. 80. The
Igh School began on Monday, Mr.. f. c. Wood
yard principal-Miss Lizzie Wheeler, assistant.
Mr.. +. 2. Walker, of Tinalhaven, and Messrs.
Proctor & Taylor, of Portland, are In town this
week, looking after their several interests in this
vicinity. The officers of Massasoit Lodge L. O.
}. +. were installed on Monday evening by F.. H.
daney, d. D. G. NJ, of Belfast, and others, who
itfne across the bay in small boat The officers
lre-Wm. NJ Lawrence. n. e.; John Rae, V. G.:
Aaron Chamberlain, Treas; Frank Perkins, r. s.;
DR.. Wheeler, P. S.
BUCKsPoRT. The Churchill Readings Oh We'd
nesday evening of last week, were very fine and
rev Il good house. The watch meeting services
1t the Methodist church on Saturday evening were
well attended and of very interesting character.
...On Sunday evening, at the same church, was
given the Christmas concert adjourned from the
previous Sunday account Of the fire alarm. A
.trge congregation in attendance. Settles
We're placed in the aises, and every square foot of
room was occupied. The following Is the pro-
;ramne: Selection, choir; Prayer. G. W. Herbert;
singing, school; Bethlehem Pictures, Infant class;
Christmas song. Mrs. Z. Godfrey; The Birth Of
Jesus, Hattie Hardy; The Christmas Story, Elsie
Montgomery, Olive Lowell, Fannie CHM, Alice