The Republican journal., 1882-12-14

SANDY POINT. Friends of Mr. and Mrs Jeffer-
son Goodwin surprised them last week with a
pound party. The largest package was a barrel of
flour. The company numbered about siXty....
School was to have begun the lIth but has been
postponed a week on account of the prospective
teacher being sick. Miss Hattie Shute is teaching
at the Narrows. ). Mr.. Shepard Blanchard is teach
ing at Prospect village. Miss Jennie Homer, of
Bucksport, has been visiting at Capt. Alexander
Blacks
MONROE. The Changers are making prepare.
lions for a Christmas tree at the town hail on
Christmas .Mcssrs. John Garland & Twom
bly, lost sheep and had six others injured recent
ly by dog. The mnmps raging here, in the
village and out. Franklin Chase has been drawn
Juryman from this town to at the next term
of court. We have new dressmakcr here Miss
Dora Chase. II. E. Haley, the driver of Lady
Brooks, offers to match her for a purse of 500
against any horse owned in Waldo county, with or
without Il record, for one mile or twenty
BROOKS. John II. Gordon at his pants factory
Is now working nineteen hands in the shop, and 20
outside, who take the work to their homes He
manufactures l25 dozen pants per week Mr. Cor
don has just put In new five horse power retrole
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chine burns five gallons of oil daily at an expense
of GO ct5....S. j.. Dodge manufactures 1000 vests
per week, employing 200 outside hanDls....C f.
Laneis making 200 kits daily, but has been troubled
lately for the want of water, Mrs Munroe has
begun the erection of building al the village to
be used millinery and fancy goods store
SEARsPoRr Schr. Brunette. Colson was loaded
with hay by Mr.. VIM. f. Black and others and
slabs
day the roof of Mr.. Geo. L. Merills upper spool
Shed blew of. Luckily there were no persons near
Rev. Mr.. Haley exchanged pulpits with Rev
Mr. Merrill last sabbath and spoke very ably from
the words found in r., LXI, 2....The Methodist
church is rapidly nearing completion and when fin
ished it will be fine a church lis found in any
part of the state. Rev. Mr.. Prince and Rev. Mr..
Gerrish to deliver the sermons when the house
IS newly dedicated which will be in two or three
weeks. The Good Templar members will have
| an entertainment at their hail this week if the
weather proves favorable.
LIBERTY. Mr. J. a. Clough has resigned the pc
sition of Town Treasurer Of poor health
Town meeting is called for Dee 1th to fill the VA
| cancy-.. During the violent storm of Thursday
| last young lady nam Ell Litteiield of Montvilc,
| while attempting to cross pasture and through
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| tASllNh. me Normal school commenced ON
TUESDAY lile ''f' anu at the close OF the hrst week
| "u'hoeiS 'oo"t % p"PllS''''9eh. Annie Whiting
WING" mas oeeh NlhS mere lof y week 10 repair Il
'l"N'" r"0''e'' 7aieo On SATURDAY ana III beating
~ y tie h'rpol lil9staye" near 'At Ottef rock9'
an" "''9 '''iStH 10 anchor Inc t"tIcr " "o"ouiY
h"PPche" 70 ne coming H. ana t"oN hrr Dach INTO
the h7rDoF. Nte sailed again on Monday. capt.
| Lehoy hfophy mas taken command of the sch Kate
wentworth me Veasel ne ma IateIy been M tAc ~
| "hl'lhs' Is 10" commanded ny samuel peEereHN
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| oNNphN' ing sun was uh"b7core' portion OF
Cle 'tty ON the 6th and the transit of Venus was
| witnessed ~ large number Of our citizens ,,.
| MISS May Mccarthy, one of Camden fine singers
mas gone to Boston to take course Of instruction
| IN vocal music. Winter terms of AL our schools
began last Monday with the same corps Of teachers
as at the last term, except in the Grammar school.
| r. :. sampson of Bates College, Lewiston, being
| employed instead of Mr.. Abbott. -Four hundred
casks lime We're shipped last week. Prof, A. *.
| Dunton mas been employed by our school directors
| 10 give course OF twelve lessons in writing in the
| Hlgh, Grammar and two Intermediate schools.
! ms Is done IN compliance with the expressed
| wish of many of our leading citizens ION Mon
day evening Mrs. +. J. Stcts0n, Of Boston, who is
| visiting friends in Camden, gave an entertainment
at Megunticook hall, consisting of recitaLibu- both
| pathetic and humorous. Owing to the storm there
| was small audience, but if our people could have
| known the excellence Of the entertainment there
| would nave been a full house
WlNrERroRr. F. w. Kelley. Esq. Inns ono. of
| fine best office. in the conntv Il Il H. ,,,4 swim.
| fire uroot yanIt for vaInatlas ,..,,,.l ,,.,,+
| ed and frescnad il, fine ,aates+ .,,-I f.,, i.
| rooms for consultation onI . la,, ,,it; /;
| law library of rare and ,.l;,srl hooL. H., f..r
| ready for I,usnnS1 Yn,,r o,c,,, .,,,,,,,l,,,,
"'oA 70 thrte persons VINO were very sicA,