The Republican journal., 1882-06-08


here June 2Sth comes direct from the Madison SD.
Theatre y. Y. where it was rehearsed for weeks
previous to its presentation in the towns and cities
outside of New York. The cast embraces the best
artists in the profession specially selected for per
feet rendition of this beautiful play. great treat
i in store for those who witness it.
The Norfolk Jubilee Singers, colored, will give a
sacred concert at Hayford Hall, in this city, on
sunday evening the llth inst. The programme is
made up almost entirely Of religious plantation
songs, which are everywhere received with great
pleasure by the audience. The Jubilee singers
have been before Belfast audience and they are
well and favoraby known. Read their advertise
ment in another column
Attention is called to the latest STYLES in millinery
and fancy goods hy J. W Ferguson & Co =. Read
what E. F. Hanson has to say concerning carriages.
Miss Southworth has large lot of summer
millinery IN all the latest styles. The New York
cheap store in elecpers building is the latest at
traction. See advt...The owners of Bay View farm,
Belfast, advertise thoroughbred pigs, and have
a word to say to those who want a pure breed Of
horse9....A woman wanted 10 do house work..
Horse lost from stockton City of Belfast wants
tax collector. The new Model Buckeye moving
machine at l.. A. knowltons, Belfast.
PENuB>Cpr. At Republican caucus held on
tar BIZ inst Leander A. snowman was chosen
moderator ana John d. Wilson clerk. Horace
Perkins, Elcry Naruum ana Israel =. Grinde
We're chosen delegates to tie state convention to
rc heit in Por tland the 18th.
tNIN. Mr. II. H. Grant has sold his trotter to
\. II. CLARK. Mr W. \. Gerrish has this season
Ride celebrated stallion BLACK Duke" owned by
Levi Rich OF Jackson Messrs, Moulton X Pendle
tln have begun Shipping their spool wood. They
haye sin teams hauling most OF the time. Unity
roluet ground has been opened for the season. The
Instructors name is unknown to the writer The
utN people start for Northporl Camp Ground
in one week for the purpose OF building a cottage
r T. Rice Will be boss carpenter The recent
rans lid great damage To crops in this vicinity.
D. f. WhitchouSe proprietor Of Central House
AjtN j. painting his hotel in party coors... H. Il.
a-c selling large quantity Of -tockbridge
unUrc- mis- season.
N"NRoE Wilson Dickey Of this town was 50
seriously Injured last week that his recovery is
ottlul H. was returning from Belfast where he
al hauied load Of hay. when his horses becoming
5ajeuetj, ran, and threw him r1t.... talen Gar
NlH hf- been appointed constable amt collector of
rNe- Fla r}-ii man tu the hight place Diph-
Hel .t- again made tt-arlea1 NEE. The cheese
H.t RI 'e-an pcrajou- lhi~ week. The cheese is
H Ir .v ME- HalIr- go.-9n.- Farmers are having
t tIu, n planting. TAe following We're
JIIa 5rI Us delegates Ia attend the Re
.HHf.u ~taia Convention At Portland. F. l..
r:utr Franklin Chase, Freeman Atwood. They
tIej-p1 and without Instructions. F.. j.
Eia has begun to run his carng mill.
>~It>r. From the ward Of j. A. Webster on
-.lli:as noon, was launched the schooner lydia
" Webster. n about l5 TONS. She i owned and to
mmauded ~ Capt \. NJ. Webster. sch.
.IH, tpt- VIM. smith was lowed to Bangor Friday
Steamer CITY of Richmond was detained here
thursday night by the storm, and left about ,
.0'' Friday morning. Rev. steamer Woodbury.
r'Tea ~aturlav.....At the Republican caucus
saturday, evening, George H. Witherle George NJ
r. HFcn ami VIM. g.. Sargent were chosen delegates
ue Portland conventions The delegates were
Wa Instructed hut are Thomas men. .Notwith
..u3.n4 tile coli and backward season. Nh j. L.
.nor~pu Of 50. Castine, had, as early as May 2sth
tatYe- OF ) inches in height, which were hood
'ut that time, also early peas hoeI anl provided
".'A -ti-k~...- >chr Olive Crosby, Capt. Huchin-
arrived in New York on THURSDAY His son
.pt W Hutchinson will take command next
t.1a-r.-..the catalogue Of the Eastern state
\irlaI -nao for tAc year is out. AT the fan term
t0r Neie mp students, 1T the winter term, 3d. at
t4e -p.Hs tena, i57. Total fur the wear a23 THE
nr-~ett .erlu closet with exercises Of examination
N.i graduation, MAY 81 ana June j. The fan term
rs-I commence August u.
NNlEKroRI. ~chr. Mary Jane, formerly of
t'ujaud. mas been bought by parties here She
" Ar sailed ly Capt. Joseph Arey... Mr.. L. L.
|I and family have gone to Watertown Mass,
j-lt, and if He can ind business to suit they
ll.1 Moth
,t, son of Michael Coync, was drowned in !.
M It Hurricane Island, and brought here for
If.at june fSt.-.A head stone furnished by GOV
a'n"nt, hes arrived, to be placed at the grave of
Ia'HaS Wentworth of Co. F. First Maine Heavy
.r'ijitlE The Both ult Memorial Dav, was OBJ
roi here IN au appropriate manner. The graves
"ur soldiers Were decked with flowers and ever.
-it'ls. aHd q large assembly gathered around the
-'li5rr~ monument on Cemetery Hill, and listened
ut.-l- hg our Band ana stirring remarks by Rev
r"tucr Duddt ANA Rev Mr. Blanchard Mr. B.
.-. read an appropriate poem by Longfeliow
'a Sunday, June Ilth. Children's Day, Rev. Mr..
i'rttWi address the children, and in the evening
ug1e win DE a concert by the sabbath school,.
5aue- Mason, the popular accommodation stage
'r1'l al, proprietor between Wintcrport and Ban
-or. d ht baggage master on steamer latahdin.
70 h rNperted his brother will run the stage.
MILDLY W our buildings taking departure from
e Lime honorcd white lead and oil, and are assum-
5- .ie coor7 of Ayerill's paint in an almost end
variety oar painters are all busy....It is
.'u-ht Our delegation favor Robbie for Governor
'u tnc Congressional que stion they are more ret
..ad.
ECDH.roR1. The clas. of - f. NJ. Z. Seminary
Aa4a picnic supper at Lake Alamoosook last Fri
ias evening. 1t was Il very enjoyable time The
following fishing vessels have been fitted from this
Nla"e tti= 7cason-Schr. Annie F Quiner, Capt
D"nald Nicholson; scIr. e. +. Pitnan, Capt. Thos
Nicholson: -ci.r. j. q. Cowcu Capt. John McImnis;
-'Ir WIN. Tell, Capt. Joseph Gilley. schr Daniel
Webster, Capt sawyer This is sinai or number
tiaH usd,l and the time Of starting out very much
l.iyr than has been the case for 4 number Of wears
The Norfolk Jubilee singers gave I'm entertain
neft 1T Emery Hall on Thursday evening Of last
week, 10 amuch larger audience than was expected
go ~uct rainy night. Chas. l. skinner, stu
.tui in Bangor iheolo gica seminary, occasionally
spends saturday and sunday at his home here. In
few days he viii 90 to Ellsworth where he is to
preach during the summer. C. J. Cobb, of Dover
Me- Wa- in town a few days last week.. JAS.
Emery, Esl. is now engaged in painting marine
views. One oi his pictures is on eN hbiton at his
-tore... More Than tile usual amount d attention
was given to the observance Of Memorial Day here
.Hd the exercises the whole were highly satisfac-
.ory. They under the drecti on of Jas. +.
Han Post No. 3. Geo ii. Snowman commander
J.. 7. Hill, adjutant. The procession was formed
ts follows: Band; Torrent Engine Co. No. = Capt
W. 4. RenIick; JAS. +. Hall Post 49, &. A. r. 5
Cjr., Moore. Hancock X. 4. Chapter G. W.
IcAister, Marshal; Felicity Lodge, No. 10, G. f.
Ware Marshal, Public schools, Capt. 6. f. Hail,