The Republican journal., 1882-02-23

has been taking the Normal school. Work on the
Acadian House has been suspended for week.
VINALHAyEN. The ice company is working day
and night. :. Rev. VIM. H. Littlefed preached here
Sunday, Rev. Mr. burlington being out of town..
Schr. Martin Bates has loaded ice for Mainicus;
schr. Charles Willie stone for New York and schr.
Metropolis stone for Boston....A very fine inter
tainment by home talent was given here last week
which took so we'll that it three times repeated.
Many We're unable to find standing room in the hall,
1t was 4 military drama entitled Tried and True"
given under the management Of LAFAYETTE Carver
Post G. 4 Il. Receipts were S221.57. Fred 5.
Walls formerly of your city, Gen. Rosacrans
took his part well a. did all the others. 1t was Il
decided hit
PENOBsCoT Hamilton J. Wood, on complaint of
Capt. Charles Clement, was before Trial Justice Z.
r. Bowden, recently, charged with disturbing the
school in Dist. No. 10. He pleaded not guilty, but
after a little reflection, withdrew that plea and
plead guilty and was ordered by the cour, to pay
fine of $40 and costs amounting to $751;. Ansel L.
wood on complaint of Willard W. Clement was ar
raigned before Justice Bowlen for assault and bat
terry. Plead guilty, but after patient hearing
his Honor concluded that he was not only guilty,
but that there were aggrAyatins circumstances
tllNti ut INT 'St t 'ttl HIS ul~'tl'llOi anu OF
dered him to give bonds in the sum Of 800 for his
appearance at the April term of the supreme Court
in Ellsworth The trouble arose from nei4hbor
hood quarrel which has been going for many
months. The Woods, father and son, moved to that
part Of the town known a. Doshen Shore or West
Penob-cot and The natives did not take kindly to
them Whenever any of the Woods family. partic
ularly hi- daughters have been in public or private
they have been insulted beyond endurance. and in
Il sudden outburSt of passion the 18th inst. they
armed themselves and repaired to the school-housc
during session of the school ana the result was a
hard fought and bloody battle in which ~lung shots
and cuss words were flung around very promis-
cuously to the great damage of arms. noses and
heads, The Woods being the attacking party. were
very Justly dealt with by the Honorable Court.....
Before Justice BoVen on the 18th nit. Charles
Leach 3D. for assault and battery OIL Charles Dun
hlm d feeble minded person, was fined SO and
costs amounting 10 Sell. Calvin Warlwell, after
an absence Of twentyfour years, has returned to
visit the friends of his youth. On the breaking out
OF the Civil War he was located in New Orleans, in
the shipbuiliing business. After the fall of Fort
>umpter he was forced to flee to escape imprison-
ment, and his property was confscated hy the Con
federates. He then settled in Pennsylvania. and is
brethren Of Rising star Lodge +. and \. NJ. will
give al entertainment at their hail the 33I inst \
good clam rhow1er viii be provided and all the
Injuries OF the season. Each guest l. expected to
bring his own nApzn spoon, ana tooth pick.
BROOKS. {. L. Lane, Of the firm of Lane. Jones
* Roberts, has bought over three hundred cords
pine wood for making into kits, pals and tubs, and
i negotiating fer large standing lots. They have
their mill 80 lar completed that most Of the ma
chincrl IS in place and the dry house walls up and
being rapidly pushed forward......A young son Of
john Bachelor broke his arm by fall down the
stairs lie wa attended by Ir. Liby ana j. do
ing well....M. j. Dow has been appointed Trial
Justice. and recently at the express office sawa
large and valuable package OF law books for his
library. Mr.. Dow Will make law business >pe-
cialty, and wish him >ucccss...D. &. simpson
had horse badly injured by being cast in stall.
....Town meeting approached The grange j.
receiving many applications for membership. Tho
reason j. til, active ana effective work of its mem
hers, and better understanding of it, benelicent
principlee.,-, Marsh River Lodge holds weekly
meetings Wednesday eve) for lectures, etc The
clothing manufacturers are al unusually busy.
Potatoes have slid down to 90 ct-.....I The tax col
lector is unusually busy and Atcr,iewingall whose
names appear, etc. The Roberts mills will re
ceiye the usual 4tota Of logs many of them bean
pole size....C. F. peayc, is about again. Farm
ers ARE talking ar .-ood season. oneratjen.
soon time ID have maple syrup trees ON ap....And
now The sound of chopping j. heard in the land,
both in tire woods and beside the wood-l ie....some
OF our Young men Will soon leave for Massachu-
sells and ne far t-..Ihey tell The story In an
adjoining town Of atrayehng salesman selling some
,f "a " I'm nil
elderly religions lady Getting the drift hc glibly
sid along into the old lady'7 theological beliefs.
AZ meal time, Oh request, Re humhy asked bless
ing ana lea at family prayers. Inc result WAS an
order from the Interested Sister Before 1t wa I'LL
co. however, an acquaintance "i h'ra "lFuSe'i tha'
san salesman was not regular standing church
man. Eesuit' an indignant Ola lady amt" fahftied
orer But ihth they tel an sorts 81 stores and
this may be one OF theln.lhe taIr OF ihe citlAens
ol N"'o heN 81 Els laIi l"r raising luIl'l7 'l r.
pall ol 'hufch' was success -''Ahlfa Roberts OF
minneapolis Is making Nl-lt I" ms native t"Nh'
an" - no" 'lie guest " 'oil ho"clt>' f-7 ne i
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BuCKsPORr. The "kate GreenaWay Tea party"
given by the ladies Of the Franklin Street Metho-
dist Church, on "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of last week WAS a verv pleasant and successful af
fair The president and vice president of fine La
dies Sewing Circle were the leaders i'm the work
but strong corps of Indy assistants ,,ve urh ,al
uabe Aid thAt snrr,s. ,va ..,,.ed from tb lae,i,
uin., The aifnrn,t hon+h. ,-ora orti.ticoI1,. a.,
ran,,nd ,n,I tre costume. ~ ina la,l,. ,,,,. and
their assistants were rlaiorotc and raIIad fortb
much nrais frn,, rho i.,. ,,,,,,,,, of .,.act.to,.
The cbildren,s costume. wore, ,,Ia and Ia,utifuI
and tbis mart of tho nnartoinu,,pt was hath novel
and interestine, Tho o,.lo,.,r do,,.rt,,,t wa. ,lI
natronizeI and n,uch n,,in,ad fnn t,,rl,a,, SIN,
han ,os ,a,,.1 M. "a, o,o,,,, ,,.l., .,,,,,,
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solid th,t the ladies of ta Erorl,,in Soo+ ,,br,,
are hard tn evceI in ,roridi,, q frst ,.l.,. o,te,
+ain,ront fo, tbo ,,,,1Ii NJ t,,,. ti,,,u, ,,,,.,
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