The Republican journal., 1882-01-26
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

ters absence
The name of Daniel Haraden was accidentally
omitted last week from the list of directors of the
| fast National Bank.
Bark H. d. Brookman, built in this city in ls56,
has been sold at New York for $4,000. The bark
halls from New York.
The matrimonial market starts in well at the be
ginning of the year. There have been six
marriages thus far in January.
A liquor in this city last week went away
disSnsted saying that he could not sell a drop,
owing to the temperance agitation now going on.
STEAMBOAT NOTES. The new steamer Penobscot
has her boiler in and is under the Atlantic Co.'S
shears at East Boston, to receive her engines and
other machinery. steamer katahdin, owing to
the storm, put into Boothbay Saturday night, ar
| irving here sunday afternoon.
Augusta Lodge of Masons has had one secretary
for - years Mr.. +. F. Backman. lie was elected
secretary when the lodge was organized, and has
been honored by an annual reelection. llennebcc
journal.
David Howe, Of IincoInyiIle, has been secretary
of King David Lodge for more than twenty years.
Axel Hayforl has begun the manufacture of fish
barrel heads at the rooms in the foundry building
| recently occupied By Politics. XII factory Mr.. Hay
ford has purchased fifty cords OF pine timber from
parties on the east side, which is being hauled to
the factory. He will make $4,000 pairs of heads.
We ito not understand this to be permanent bust
| ness.
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son was lctn3 '.,,ai,,' ~ ,, ''''-p
missioncrs assembled for the p,1ruo.n of con.ida,
Ing a matter of obstruction III the road in Lincoln
willie leading ~ tapt Simpson AMI Tryi Mathews,
houses
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| nroceedrd
| company Of Belfast odd Fellows rode to
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''o" &C. N'eha rs w. purpose ~ nl7ItIlhS the
oihrers Of MI. Ilorcb Encampment at that place
After the ceremonies of in.taI tin, tj.. n,,,,,-
wa. +,o.,t,l T., -, ,,,'.,,'..t
Wis 're''c" % an eNfeiiHht t"IaIon. ihc occasion
was happy one, made 50 by the presence of MANY
| of Unions fairest I,Jie. .,,,,l r. nan +l
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| presiding spirit ot the new cncanpmcut
| The journal nentionn,I a f4.,- H., +r.+ H.,
| ties were taIkino Of bnfIlin,, =. tt,,, ,.t,l ,,
| er for Can't Thomas {; Rartltt no,,, of howl s,l
f ~ w. i'''i''N'' NV" VI "''rN 9't''t
- ~ 0o'''i ~ o"ii'' ""9 'tch t"'u'-
:" - N"ileI " 80 "N' y 4 understood lhat lht
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schooner will be 1870 feet in length b feet BEAM N
| feet hold. and to have centre board, She will be
| oWncd bv swan Sibley and others
| a large amount Of business was done ut the re-
cent term Of the s. j. Court, in this city. Judge
| Walton said it the banner term or The state
and that he would like to hold court every term in
| waldo county The Judge comphmeutel all the of
| ii'ers in attendance. The court lasted fourteen
| days and in that time there were fourteen yprlict-
Eve partially tried, which went TO Tin, Iav
term, III cases dismissed, suited and drtauIt-
Ell, eight divorces granted, ana ttrcr criminal rt,e-
| disposed of.
| Last evening Inv invitation of ,,nory,. !, PlaL.
| about thirty OF our musical people met in the IN
rh armI viGD fopm III lhe pufP"7t n organizing
| n9s h4nn rn,.or-i,,, M, a..rt Nfi.'n,,,,. ~.