The Republican journal., 1882-03-02
The check lists are now posted at the Post of1ic


| Mr.. w. R. Holmes has left the American House
| in this city to accept position in Rockland.
| The next Masonic 5ociable will be on Friday
evening of next week, when picnic supper will be
served
The annual meeting of the Masonic Temple As
sociation has been postponed to Tuesday evening,
| the 14th.
| We are indebted to the Belfast Custom House for
the thirteenth annual list of merchant vessels of the
United States 1t is a valuable book of reference.
| Harvey II. Smaey, of this city, lost good truck
horse Sunday. The animal was all right in the
! morning, but in a few hours became suddenly ill
and died
POLICE NOTES. Thos. Phillips, pedler hang
from Biddeford, celebrated Washington's birthday
in this city, by getting drunk ana making disturb
ance He fined one cent without costs, and
| agreed to leave town.
Mr.. G. j. Hall has built and put in operation, al
his stone yard granite polisher He is continually
receiving orders for cemetery work and on Mon
| day shipped eight tons of granite in the rough to
| Michigan The red granite Is very popular.
| Mathews Bros. III this city have received an
| der for a lot Of doors to be sent to Turkey. The
order comes through Boston parties ana they write
to have them securely packed they to be sent
| into the interior Of the country on the backs Of
camels and mules.
Sch. Harriet Thomas, Of New York, at this port
for ice, was damaged in collision at Gloucester,
during the gale of last week. While at anchor
two vessels came afoul of HOY corrvir,, av..,, emf
water. itbboom and cha6ng storo Partial rrnoi~-
| will be made here
|
| Primrose HILL in this city, standing over 4 dying
| horse which fell in the street. He had come into
| town, snapped horses, and was taking his valuable
animal home. The poor Old horse hadn't life enough
to climb the hill and died in the attempt.
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/ TIE BELFAST REUNION. Tine committee Wrie
Us that the names of quite number q prominent
people We're omitted from our report Of the Belfast
els Boston Ball, and send list of those recalled
| by them. 1t should be sail here that we only al
tempted to give list Of the Belfast people present
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MERCHANTS, INSURANCE. CoNp,xy This oTl
and well known company of Providence, X. l.,
allopted Oh Jan lst IsS3. the RhoI. Island Safety
Fund nIan. which makes pnlf.v holders almost
wholly secure from loss bv faur. from, Iar, fire.
such Il. have occurred in Chicago. Boston and other
places, and which are liable to occur at any time
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. THE announcement lasl
week that Gen. Neal Dow, Of Portland, the great
apostle OF temperance, would address the citizens
Of Belfast at the Methodist church ON sunday.
brought out an immense crowd. Every one Who had
not heard this noted temperance leader Gjuiut
this opportunity. Perhaps 1t Is net too much tn say
that Gen. Dow has accomplished more for temper
ance than any man now living. He may be calcdtn
father OF prohibition in th. state Ills labors have
not been wholly confined to thi7 country, hut Inc a-
advocated ~ principles IN Canada and on the other
side OF the Atlantic le i very radical, as all posi-
tive men are, and thunicrs his sentiments without
fear Many who are not in the habit NJ attending
temperance meetings, on Sunday heart some sen-i-
| Bile truths and unanswerablc arguments. Long by-
fore the hour of meeting arrived, the people poured
| into the Methodist church until every seat in the
large audience room was filled. Settles were placed
along the ais.es and rapidly taken. Large