The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-12

See Bird ady't; get Holden's Biz Book; food
care, diseases, breeding. He has extra singers.
| false alarm Of fire turned out the fire depart
ment and everybody else Saturday evening.
Attention is called to the professional card of
DIR. S. w. johnson who has recently moved to this
| city. He occupies the S. S. Lewis house. The
doctor had a large practice and comes well recon-
mended.
Journal local, after having been copied, with
! proper credit, by Boston, savannah and Mobile
papers, turned up in the Bangor Commercial cred
| ted to can exchange.
Sch. Glide Capt. Hutchngs. of Winterport from
| New York with coal, collided with Handkerchief
| lightship on sunday morning and sank in twenty
minutes The captain owned the vessel, upon which
| there is no insurance. The crew got on board sch
Lulu, of Boston, and were transferred to sch. VIM
| f. Barnes, of Winterport, on Monday. Capt
Iiuchings returns thanks TO Capt IIodgkns of the
| Barnes for favors shown.
Arrangements have been made that Mr..
| knowlton, mail agent, can remove from the post
Office early each morning all letters that may be
dropped into the box after the office closes the
night before Heretofore, only those letters drop
ped into the box before nine O'Clock at night would
go ont in the early morning mail. The improve
ment will be appreciated. The box containing the
letters Is opened from the outside, Mr.. knowton
holding the key
Three young lady friends of the MI Club sur
prised that association by presenting it with set
of ambrequn5 for the three windows in their club
room, IN Hayford Block. The lambrequins are Of
olive cotton fanne across which are the figures In
blue of MI Near the lower edge is a handsome
figured border in applique the edge of the lambre
gums being finished in felt fringe, in three coors
They hung on bamboo rods colored alternately
in brown and white the lambreuuins being kept in
place by wooden rings Sliding upon the rods They
were put in place in the absence of the members of
the Club the ladies obtaining in some way posses
sion Of the key of the rooms Should the Club de-
sire to know who were the donors, they can ind
their initials the back side of the lambrcquins.
The following have been elected officer, of the
club: p. II. White, President; Chas A. Hartman.
Vice President; Geo. A. Bailey, Recording Secre-
tary and ,Iabez Frederick, Financial Secretary
ana Treasurer
MASONIC. Perhaps the most remarkable meeting
ever held by Phoenix Lodge of Masons took place
IN this city on Monday last 1t was remarkable from
the fact that every living Past Master, fourteen i'll
number, present circumstance which in all
human probability, will never occur again The Old
est Past Master is Daniel IIaradcn who presided
over the lodge in 1916. But two Masons are alive
in Belfast today, who were members when Mr..
iIaraden received the degrees. The work on Mon
day evening was conferred by c. W. Hancv Junior
Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge and the officers
Who under him in 1873 when he was master
Of the lodge. Two hundred people were present
from The various lodges in this vicinity. Eighteen
'''''1 ii"i N"i''oh "' steamer iahe'' 'DHtY SIX
rode in from Scarsmont and many smaller dele
.,atin,,s ,-tr. ,a,ra.an+od T,vo po,+ c,erl Nat
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" were l'fe9ehl' hiram Chase' OF hcif3at, ana
l.. l.. Freeman, of Pautucket, Past Grand Master
of Rhode Island 4 collation. was served in the
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D'nl0'''l"S room ABOVE after "lllch the members
,,d Fran,nan ina ,i.it,.,.. ,n,, WITH =. Iai,
iii NJ roy. - &C.,
praises OF Masonic Temple and Phoenix Lodge. |
Mr. Uanev received many commitments for hi. non,
4t ,,,,
i''t work.
iiE lN'oRPokAIl"N Oh M0AINILLE. Or. ;, L
Pratt Of Chelsea Mass sends Il. the following |
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Town oil M"ht\lIIe-
To the Honorable the Senate and House OF Re |
personalities of the Commonwealth Of Mas-achu- |
blv sheteth The snbscriherl, Inhabitants Of he
Plantation of DavlstoWn, that they are situated |
"nniz- If incoI ii ,,t f lr ~ luz, i,,o
OF the county of Hancock That from tins incon |
Ielehre y wen as others, they are ANXIOUS to be
~ en"TrJ h r"vm. , nn ,, - t
Hancock. Therefore they pray that they might hc |
nt2,p9r3le't lt" a1oW' WIN tng privileges usually
Hancock iv the name Of C;rGnriije and hon,itlnj /
agreeable to the boundaries Of the second Grand |
!'iiioh ~ ~ ny WHY 'lssoclates tna9 20 VIE
-ocatts lands at yellow bir.h tree marked, tIencr
running south % UpsS.; West 4 miles. 2I rods to
nriion If Nh t va we il1 o I i ~, - t nian.
north "a dogs, West miles and 40 rods 10 a Stake |
anu stones thence north "a deg- east l)O rods toa
mi nv 10 t an VI i G IT, I
sugar maple, thence north % Clegs east miles and
-" iV's 10 >lthe ana stones thehce soutlf de%s,
bounds ana a. in ,iuty hound viii ever nrav
lNlghe'0 John Mlliiken Samncl Moorcs, simon |
I'M, Ii, c NJ ,I mli'i ~ ~. htTigf
John Gale, Nathan Batchclder Nathan Pierce John
II J. Joseph Chandler' Nathamel Batcheder
Nathaniel Cushnan George Robinson St'nhnn |
5arker Joseph l-eayitt Joseph Ellis smith Cram, |
IeirI, ~; laws, Nathai iople' EpeheAcf
stephen Prescott Jonathan Palmer los Cronyrl |
Joih Marrow W lllian Miner, Jonathan Bagiey, |
i -, hni Ila. l-ipses l1Sc9
hi'i- "hAN"he' - W. Lang SehuS lhe bflso
""I'" the following hote7 Oh "h evening pasSe"
Will 0e'9r'e orange beilaSt' lie says Oh thl7 |
ne" "l"nse' ~ mas the advantage OF central
'"'''ioh' the T0"'S teh''hs 'hlo lh8 clF ilke lhe
0p'Ae7 W d "heel N'tp' ~ started on STRONG Win
It Iuti oh'flef ana i'oie chirtef membership me
nan IS co'iioous N'sVeiully uocofatei' ana lie
'hs'lphhe ana WORKING OF 'he Grange good. WORK
IN the second degree occupied part Of the time
2"oaly delegation OF hVe ratrohS rom silver ilar
vest orange "a't' were present ana the S'ot Oh
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