The Republican journal., 1883-03-15

One snow drift is reported nearly ten feet high.
The Juvenile Temperance Union are soon to have
an entertainment, consisting of reading, rectations,
and singing.
Mrs. Morse who was injured last summer on the
East Side has sued the city for $1,000 damages The
writ was served last week.
The suspension of our clam banks, owing to the
heavy runs upon them, seems to be only a question
of time-and a short time at that.
Mcdonald 4 Brown viii locate their shipyard at
the foot of Condor street, about halt way between
the shipyards Of George W. and j. y. Cottrclrs.
The yard will be permanent one.
Ralph son of Emerson Robbins, of Lawrence,
Mass, formerly Of Belfast, lost three fingers of
his right hand last week by getting in contact with
some machinery in a mill in which he was 1T work.
Mr. d. T. Palmer in this city, sells cuff and col
lar which is said to be better than, and designed to
take the place of celluloid. The advertising cards
which go with the box is worth nearly the price
of the cuffs
The steamer katahdin discharged here saturday
three car loads Of freight, which were forwarded
by rail to Bangor. There would have been i've car
loads had the Boston shippers been assured that
the steamer would reach this port
AN OLD DEED, Last week, Mr. Cook, Register
Of Deeds. had brought to him to be recorded deed
dated Boston, NOV. "a, 1924. 1t was given II Solo
man Whitney by Benjamin JOY, and the land con
ycyed WAS situated in the town of JOY, Keunebec
county The town then called Joy is now Troy in
th7 county.
The Searsport correspondent of the Lewiston
journal writes see by the voting lists that there
are thirty voters in this town by the name of Mich
OILS, twenty by the name of PARK, fourteen b. the
name Of Pendleton, eleven each by the name of
Carver, Cslcorl, Colson, Curtis and Sargent and
ten by the name of Matthews.
There is Il rich musical treat in store for music
lovers. Camilla Urso, the great violin virtu,so,
with the best concert company now travelling, viii
give an entertainment here, in Hayferd Opera
House. on Thursday evening March 22d. NJ. A.
fred P. Burbank, the popular humorous adj dra
matte reader, Will also appear. see advertis
Mr.. Al. F. mgraham, of Belfast, has a very in
teigent dog. One DAY recently when Mr.. Ingra
ham discussing the contemplated dog tax. he
said to the dog, Jack can't afford to keep YOU
and pay 4 tax on you, must dispose OF you The
dog left the house remaining away all night He
returned next morning having In his mouth apor-
ton Of some ones washing-a shirt and some ltuer
articles. These the dog carried to his mastcrqnd
laid them At his feet, and looked up in his fire
with an expression which said plainly, "IIert~
enough to pay the dog tax, keep me-
WIN. HARRIS COMEDY Co. 1t will he seen by tn
advertisement elsewhere that Mrs Darlington ha
come again"-or, rather, is coming, and will APP
pear at Hay ford Opera House on Saturday evening
March 18th. Charles FoStellc an excellent come
diam takes the part of the widow, and will be sup
ported lily Il strong company of specially selected
comedy artists, including some old favorites. The
play has been given here before and calls for 10
special commentator now. Those who enjoy a
thoroughly Jolly performance, free from buloonery
or yuSarity, will not fail to be present. and a
crowded house may be expected. The sale Of seats
begins at F. W Potcs tins morning
On TUESDAY the town OF Knox was in Belfast, in
force. to have decided question which arose Ii
their town meeting on Monday. Albert stephenson
was elected Moderator. For first selectman there
were rival cndidates-C. \. Kenney and j. II.
jackson. The vote on FIRST ballot stood kenney ~,
jackson So scattering > In an unguarIcd moment
the moderator decided that there was choice.
Mr.. Jackson was elected on second ballot. After
balloting for seectmcn Mr.. kcnncy claimed that he
was elected first ballot having received s. votes,
a majority of all the votes thrown The meeting
was then adjourned to Wednesday, and as above
stated the parties came to Belfast for legal advice.
The case was referred to Mcssrs. r. f. Dunton and
W. H. Fogler, who decided that Mr. kenney was
elected on first ballot.
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Io"aT I<no,,Itn >,I-i,,s Parr, r,>ot
SO goo of per cent secured bonds duly signed Of
when > u. Qnmby h@ssoiu 9f''oo0: a. H. bra't
inr $40 400 unsoId. Of fhe Old 6 Der renf bonds j
II. Qumby has redeemed S4." 500, and the City
Old L"mGs redeemed ~ zoo. baIanre of rash o.
hand to credit Of refunding account, $ 800. The
iull amount oi me Wr 11ah POINTS, o-4-V, hf7
their rcp0rt "a follow -"During ahont : months.
We have reduced the interest on 1000 from to (
9oS S, I' IN tno VaN f S "i rr ~?
new bonds ami making The transfer of the r. Il
stock Tor the purposes OF securing the same,
fjn5ent f,ud 0f He hon's rodoomnG
S3o!00 to become due in ls!~, 80 800 in Ie~5
committee wish to say that the thanks of an our
ai,i ,,nich me h. rn,,d i hi ti
foregoing result"
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ieNVP'l'" committee u "o'' f'o"4e reception AT
bangor 9V week ''f' t'eo. Eailea' OF BUCKS
port was IN beIIast on ffiHaY. ne stated llat On
t't iaE nc crossed tle fthobscot river on tie lte
WIN a morse ana sleigh from Bnchsport to Pros
pect...-Df' r. f. sleeper OF Sapaltus, Grand Ming
VI thG Nrahu CHtPtef H. ~ NJ VISITED Corlhtillal
Chapter IN TINS atty on Wednesday evening". Mr..
from the American Institute of Phrenology, and in
tends to devote himself to that science. He has
given a few lectures in this county and has had re.
markable successful note from Capt r. O. Pat
tersOn, of Belfast at Victoria saws Il anticipate
leaving this place for my home on March 10TH"
A. J. Mcadcr of Rockland Mass formerly of Bel.
fast was last week elected Chief Patriarch of a
new encampment of odd Fellows established M
Rockland Mis- Annie KnovIton leaves TODAY
for Minneanolis Mimi
CHURCH NOTES. The Rev j. y. Ross of the
North Church, has engaged passage for himself
and daughter on the lnman line steamer City OF
an tho 9Th of ,., /, ,,o,,o.od ~ ox+o,, IL,