The Republican journal., 1883-04-26

FREEDOM. Dr.. A. j. Billings is greatly improv-
ing the appearance of the hotel The travelling is
getting to be quite good. Mrs. G. A. Gowen is
slowly gaining in health..The Good Templars
meeting Saturday evening was very interesting.
After select reading by Mrs. Susie Fuller the fol
lowing question was discussed Resolved That the
use of tobacco is more injurious to health than in
toxcating drinks. Opened in the affirmative by F.
W. Gowen and in the negative by o. II. kecne,
Esq, followed by others. Our lodge is in a flour
ishing condition.
SEARSMONr The house and outbuildngs of
Ambrose Hall We're burned on Thursday of last
week, together with quantity Of hay. The fire
caught from defective chimney. Loss 81 POO; in
sured for $500. The body of Mr.. Sumner Pattee
a former resident of this town, was brought here
on Tuesday. Mr.. Pattce died at Lowell last week
He has lived at Wakefield Mass, for some time
He was once in trade in searsmont IA telegram
received last week, announcing the death of
Capt. George W Andrews, of Searsmont, in Lon
don, England Capt Andrews was on his way
home from China and had been an invalid for some
time. For many years he was in command Of a
steamer in the China trade. Three wears ago he
came home and remained two years, purchasing a
farm in Searsmont, and building handsome and
substantial house. Being in poor health one wear
ago he returned to China, hoping that the change
might benefit him, but not recovering he again
started for his native land He was about fftv
years of age. Capt. A. was a very successful ship
master and accumulated snug fortune. He leaves
a wife but children His body will be sent home
CAsTINE. Instead of the usual sunday evening
meetings, temperance mass meeting was held in
Town Hall, and the place was filled to Overlooking.
Remarks made by the clergymen ami by
some of the citizens. IL was a following up Of the
sermon delivered by IteN. Mr. Locke on Fast day,
the subject If which w;g9 "Some of the noticeable
evils of town, and their remedy" Much inter
est has been manifested and it is hoped that good
may RESULT. The Rev. DR.. sheldon of Wateryie.
preached at the Unitarian church last sunday and
Rev \. f. Ives at the Congregational. At the Con
gregationa church letter from Mr.. VIM. Fa was
read in which lie accepts a call to preside that
church for year. He will come in July. Mr..
Joseph I. NoyeS, an Old resident of this town, died
on the goth inst, at Fairfield, Me, aged about IS
years. lie left no family flames KAY Appellee
will deliver a course Of three lectures in Normal
Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday ana Thursday eyen.
ngs of this week.. Mrs. Plummcr, wife Of Or.
Amos W. Pammcr. Is giving lessons in clocution
in the Normal Neh2ol ...It is quite certain that
Grand Army Post viii he established here, with
membership Of about 40....N West Brook-yiIlc IN
sunday as Dea. Jonathan Dodge and wife were
riding t. church the horse suddenly started over
turning the carriage and throwing the occupants
violently to the ground. They are both seriously
Injured and fears are entertained that the deacon
will Mt recover.
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and Will have n sl.r,. roof The scboo,or Mas
O'NciI VA, towod ia Belfast last week nv steamer
Nav oueeu. amid win take cargo of i'm, ro
Charleston : e raut witbaryn,.,,, ~, ,,act f.,
have the Planet r..,> for ronectiur tisb e., tbo
sar,iine factory ,hont tho first of Nav M, %l
son Wheeler is visiting hi. dau,htp,. Mr. DR.
Stone. Their. WAS shinnp,I la.t ,,ae l,5 .o.l. ,f
lime to Portland. Rev. Mr.. Bate, held services
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ue7 II the state buying W"ol SKINS. Inc wool Is
shlpPe" 10 boston and me skins are tanned here.
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