The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

| LINCOLNvILLE. officers of Farmers Pride
! Grange for ensuing year have been elected and
installed as follows d. A. Wadlin, NJ J. Hills, o
II. Anderson, L; 5. B. Coleman, S; C. Kendall A
:: c. r. Hills, c; E. L. Hills T; A. l. Pitcher, S:
j. Dean G. X; Mrs. II. Herrick, C; Mrs S. j.
| Moody, p; Mrs. A. Pierce, F; Mrs. A. NJ Rackliff,
! LAS.
CAsrINE. The Boston Comedy Co. H. Price
Webber, manager, arrived in town on Saturday,
and will play in Town Hall one week. On Saturday
evening they played for the benefit of Mrs. Camp
bell, widow of Frank Campbell who was drowned
last spring and who was formerly a member of the
Co....Mr. Oliver Bridges aged about IS died on
Sunday night He was a soldier in the war of 1872
Sch Clara Fletcher, Capt l.. J. Sargent. arrived
in New Bedford the Bird, from the Canary Islands
after passage of 33 days. and proceeded TO New
\ ork to discharge Ser Sea Breeze arrived last
week with coal for the Castine Packing Co. On the
passage the s. Il. went ashore and filled but was
raised, and finished the trip. The Packing Co.
refuse To accept the coal considering ii damaged
so being insured, it is on the hands of the under
writer's "A. Chamberlain is building an addition
to his house the side nearest the water, making
it two stories.
BuCksPoRT The Ladies Aid Society gave an
oyster supper in Emery Hall last Friday evening,
which was well patronizcd, netting to the society
about $500 Among other conspicuous features
was an art gallery consisting of paintings, the work
of home talent. Ii may be said that this society is
in excellent orkng condition. which is true of its
past and which bids fair to continue in the future
"A prayer meeting in behalf of the cause of TEN
perance was held in the rooms of the Ladies Aid
society last Tuesday afternoon. The week of
prayer is being observed by the churches of this
place. Edward ewazey, Jr., and wife left on the
early train last Tuesday morning for Warm Springs
Wyoming Territory, where Mr.. Swazey is engaged
in business. Launched Tuesday from the ward of
Wm. Beazey 4 Co, three masted schooner of
about 300 tons, called the Carrie A. Bucknam. She
is classed in the Record A for u years. and has
all the modern improvements.
CENTRE MoSTvILLE. Union Harvest Grange on
saturday evening publicly installed the following
officers for the present year: Ii. +. Barker, NJ; g.
H. Thompson, O: Oramel Murray, l.; Arnold
Turner, 5 Frank Bryant, \. : Mrs. G. H. Thomp-
son, Chap: Leonard Edmunds, Treas; Mrs. NJ. E.
Hartman, Sec; Il. f. jackson, &. X: Mrs. II. p.
Barker, 7; Mrs. Chester Heal +. Mrs. VIM. d.
Tasker G.; Mrs. Abby Donlcy, l.. \. ;. After in
9allation the audience listened to singing by Alon-
70 Poland and family and singing by the choir
Then the well filled baskets were brought forth and
relieved Of goody portion of their contents.
This part of the ceremony seemed to be enioyed by
all After this they listened to a comic speech and
a connie song by VIM. u. Tasker, which put smil-
ing faces all, especially the younger portion,
and song by Master Weldon A. Poland, who kept
them in good spirits, and at the close received
applause. The Master then announced that the re
maindtr Of the evening would he given up to the
young people and it was enjoyed as only young
folks know how to enjoy.
UNITY The officers of nvictus Lodge. |. o. of
O Z. we're Installed Wednesday evening by |. 0.
Estes, y. d. G. NJ. of Belfast, assisted by Chas.
Howard and !. II. Harmon of Waldo Lodge. The
following are the principal onicer7-Hon. J. II. Ia
Der, 7. g.; a. r. Myrick, y. G.; Jas Craig, N. d.,
V. G.; Chas Bartlett, r.. $; O. X. Giles Treas. P.
+. Luce Con. Okley Giles, War. The lodge is
in a very hourjsmng condition and has done large
amount of work for the short time it has been in
stituted. The members made arrangt gtment9 - hold
grand festival and literary entertainment At their
hall on Thurs lay evening 2jh inst. Anoyster sup
per will be served in the dinng-room opposite I'M
der Cornors hail. Calvin H. Pilley post G. A. r.
held ruhliciustailaion Of officers at Cornors hal
Saturda! evening 4. {. }Iyrick, past oomInanl-
er officiating. The principal officers Are As follows
\, W. Fletcher, P. c.; Daniel starkey, ;. '. C.;
Peter Boan !. Y. c :. s. NIyrca, \. u. j. u.
FrIlay evening, the close Of the llrst half of the
winter term, some thirty Of the students Of the
High school met at the nome Of their teacher,
Prince Z. Luce, and passed a very enjoyable
ming, PLAYING various interesting games, We no
ticed with pleasure that the old fashioned kissing
and ring plays gave place to table games magic,
music, consequence, etc The students manifested
their appreciation and respect for their teacher by
making him Christmas present of nice Maiolca
tea service. The winter term closes Friday Feb.
9Th with the usual exercises at the church. The
spring term will commence the first Monday in
March and continue eight weeks.