The Republican journal., 1883-07-19

The Camp Ground wharf Northport will be re
paired next week
The Commercial says If the makers of the gov
6rnment charts designate Hewes Point, Islesboro,
as "Hughs'" Point that does not indicate that they
are right. Iindicates that they don't know how to
spell
MORRILL,. The village school closed last week
-. sermon last Sunday by the Rev Mr.. Tufts. -.
Rev. Theodore II. Murphy breaches here next Sun
day. Mr.. Josiah Pearson, recent medical grad
uato, will practice medicine in this place and he is
having an office fitted up under Storers Hall.....
\ large hay cropis being secured.
MONROE. The farmers are well under way with
their haying and the crop Will lee as good, if not
better, than that of last year Mr. c. Ii. Buzzcll
is the most successful gardener in town. He has
about two acres planted to all kinds of garlenve
etabes. MANY farmers will be late in securing
their hay owing to the scarcity of labor
CAsT1NE DR. &. A. Wheeer's daughter In has
been engaged as local editor of the Castne Visitor
Steamer Ralph Ross stopped here ON the way to
Islesboro on Tuesday and landed a few excursion
ists.. The fine sloop Yacht Caroline, of Boston,
was here on "Wednesday and sailed Thursday, and
yacht Addie anchored here Friday night. The
many were caught from the wharves. The scene
at the steamboat wharf was a lively one, as men,
women and children engaged in the sport. 49,. An
excursion party from R0ckland took dinner at the
Acadian on sunday. There was also the usual sun
day excursion from Bangor. Among the arrivals
last week, were Prof Riddle and family, Of New
Haven, Conn.
SEARSMONT The recent wet weather has dam
aged large amount of hay in and about the vii
lage. Mr.. Frank Toothaker is at home for short
time. The tax bills were put into The collectors
hands Monday, and are to be collected within one
year from time Of commitment. ...P :. Wing has
been appointed Town clerk to fill the vacancy
caused by his fathers death. Capt. Hiram Wing
was one of our oldest citizens and has for many
years been town clerk which Office he has faithfully
filled Mr.. A. G. Caswell has sold his truck team
to Geo b. Dyer who will continue the business...
Those who think that F. l.. Bean is not doing much
Of Il country business ought to see his bank book
for the last eight months. Rev. Edward Ginning
ham and family are in town visiting friends and
relatives.
BUCKsFORT. The phiauthropic ladies of Bucks
port gave the band benefit by serving supper at
Emery Hail, on Thursday eve. last. The net pro
coed. amounted to $70...F. II. Morse, the florist
is at Bar Harbor for Tie season......The body Of
Allen O'Brien was found the Prospect side of
theriyer on Tuesday morning. He has been missing
since July 2d....Dr. Eames is attending the State
Dental Convention at Portland this weck......
Several cottages have been completed in Temple
Park On erona, and many others are in process of
construction. This i destined TO he one of the
most attractive places along the banks Of Ills
l,.l. ff,tl sol
legc has chosen Mr. II. Z. snow, Of Bucksport,
President. The new telephone line from this
place 10 Bar Ilarbol worked successfully on sat
ur'lay
CAMDEN. Mr.. George II. Haynes formerly of
VIM, has leased one half of Frank Perry store
and will put in fine stock Of watches, jewclry and
fancy goods...,.. Mrs. Annis is improving the
appearance Of her house on Chestnut Street by the
addition Of coat of paint......Geo. Hobbs of
New ork and Chas. Dunton and y. b. Myr"k Of
Boston visiting their Old homes for few lays.
-.....Capt. Bramhall leaves this week with his
steamer Brunette for Mt. Desert to remain during
the summer. William Alden is building cottage
on one of the Islands in Lmconyillc Pond. Post
master Bean Of Belfast WAS in tow Monday
The Old Barbour House 50 called, NOW owned by
I. X. eimonton ESD, and 7tua ted opposite his
dwelling on Chestnut street, Is being demolishcd..
Nicholas Berry and family of Providence r. l., are
spending week in Camden ..... Fred Pillsbury Of
Bangor spent last sunday in town.
SANDY PoINT The schr. Brunette finished tax
ing in her second cargo Of hay Saturday, Tor Mr..
VIM. Black OF ~earsport......lie Rev. Mr.. Hardy's
brother from Vermont, preached for him last sun
day....Wiliis Rice, WHO is learning the machiniets
in Inn f.,
Frank Partridge, OF Lowell is stopping at Mrs Is.
F. Rice's.. Mr.. Chas. Perkins, Of Stoncham Mass.
IS home for ayi5t... The cottage at French- Beach
IS expected to BE occupied this week by Bangor
parties. Chiltren's Pay is to be observed next
Sunday 7. NJ. at O'Clock, and sabbath school con
cert In the evening ....>trawbery festival last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Perkins was very liberal
with his berries as usual. He gave dish Of Sharp
less, and the one guessing nearest the right number
contained in the dish was TO become posscssor.
Messrs. ID. Cousens and f. l.. French each came
"within one of it, of course were thc lucky
ones. The number was a.
LIBERTY. Dull hay weather, and large lots of
hay out....A. ID. Mathews has planted peas a
second time the same ground, raising peas Of
the first crop for seed......The Liberty Choir has
secured the services Of Prof. Frank Porter, Of
Boston instructor and will meet for practice
two evenings a week for the next eight weeks.
Mrs. Or. Bachelor is failing rapidly. Drs. Brooks
and Flanders of Belfast were called Friday and
pronounce her case hopeless one......H. II.
Twitchcll u this town who travels for 4 Boston
firm sold flour 10 the amount of 1880 in two DAYS
week before aat......J. o. Johnson commander Of
f. H. Bradstreet Post G.. \. Il. and one of the five
delegates from this state to attend the National
Encampment u be held at Denver. Col. from July
24th t" 2sth has informed Dept. commander Shaw
that owing to the cnrampmen being called al ,urh
an early day it will not be possible for him to
attend is in the very midst of the having season
in this state and the delegates to leave the 18TH
inst.
LINCOLNNILLE. sch. Edward Stanley, Capt.
sherman and Sch Peral, Capt. Dccrow, have load
ed with lime and hay for New Bedford and New
York, by L. NJ. Coleman. Mr.. Coleman is doing AN
increasing business every year,. Capt. |. ;.
\ ADAMS of the Sch. Florence Leland, has been at
home a few days this week. His vessel is i'll New
York unloading. Poor weather to get hay But
three of the past eleven days have been pleasant
=. The salmon fishermen have all taken up their
nets and complain of its being one of the poorest
seasons for salmon for a great many years. We
State is eNpending money to breed Young salmon
every year. II would seem rs though they ought
to increase every season. school in district No.
: closed July 9th, Jennie A. Lamb. teacher; the
scholars not tardy for the term are Willis Mahon-
ey, Ernest Mahoney File Miller, Belle Miller, Per
cy Wellman. Those tardy only once are Wilbur
Mahoney and Jennie Miller. Those not absent one
half day Minnie Dickey, Annie Miller, Belle Mil
Ter, Ellie Miller. Absent one half day only VIII
bur Mahoney; absent one day only Evie Brown,
Carrie Dickey and Ernest Mahoney. The scholars
manifested good interest both in attendance and in
their work during the past term.
WINTERPORT a large store house standing on
Central wharf, owned by j. w. Eveleth fell over
with fearful crash one day last week 1t was
filled its utmost capacity, principally with pressed
hay, and 1t is supposed that the great gt broke
down the wharf OF the South side. In less time
than it takes to write this item the whole pile was
In ruins. There Il vessel at the wharf ready
to begin loading hay, but fortunately no one was in
the building. portion of the building for
merry used by the City OF Richmond for Il store
house. Charles A. SWEET of this place, at
work in foulton, cut his knee severely last week
as to conlne him to his bed some three years