The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-05-03

THoRNDIKE. Isaac Hodgman, reported last
week very sick, is now improving Miss Alice
q. sayward has opened dress-making shop in our
village Potatoes coming in quite freely and
bringing 50 cts. per bushel.. The farmers are
beginning to plough and get ready for planting.
NINALHAyEN. stephen Dyer arrived here Fri
day night with his new vessel the Emma NJ Dyer.
She fine craft and we trust the beginning Of a
fleet of similar vessels. Our fishermen are all
about ready and some have sailed. Every one
was much interested in Rev. Mr.. Gregory lecture.
We hope TO have him preach here sunday
soon.
LIBERTY. Fred knowton has begun the toun
dation for his new store. VIM. II. Marden from
Ninahayen i. doing Joiner work for W II. Hunt.
....A verado Rowell is not As well as he has been.
His friends fear that he may not recover....A. ID.
Mathews ana :. T. Young will visit Portland and
Boston the coming week.. Rev. Mr. burlington,
OF Montyie, will deliver the memorial address at
the Baptist church in this village the afternoon
Of May 30th The general order from the Com
mandel OF E. IL BradStreet Post, G. A. r., in re
laton TO memorial services the Post, will be pub
li-hed next week.
SANDY PoINr. Capt. J. p Showers who has
been spending the last six months at home, left for
Boston last week to Join his vessel which has been
commanded ly Capt. \. Is. showers during his stay
at home. Capt. Ira ". Hartman arrived in New
YORK last week from Zanzibar and is expected
Home ihis week.. Mrs Edward French has gone
ja New orh 10 meet her husband. Morris Griffin
i homie from Bucksport Seminary sick with mumps
The entertainment given by our amateurs la
week. under the direction Of {. F. Black, was
success. Everyone seemed especially adapted to
'it P'4l9 '9SI9heu lheh ali" acquitted themselves
"'''-IA"'A- over twenty hNe dollars were realized
I'"Nt expenses. -t'Aunday school concert next
0"''.''E evening .-.Sumner school begins next
" 'h.itN .Fl7h Wers have gone up or do'rn like
h'-1' and several salmon nave been taken.
WINrFI;pofir ppe ,lav Inst week. a horse and
'.lrria-e owned l,y- H.. j. Murrh ga. was Standing
aj rhe door oI George Grants blacksmith shop,
wucu yiciau7 10Y ,prany at the horse frightening
tim and causing him to run furlously down the
street. breaking window in staples store and
finally bringing mp against a post. breaking the
carriage and iniuring the horse Fifty dollars will
probably he the bii for the owner Of the dog to
pay. Who wouldn't keep a oog... Can't Crock
etts ,t0rchou-e lv4- burned tbe uiob If Anil Ism
Insured in The Merchant. Insurance CO.. Proyi-
joucc 4. J. on the 23rl Fred Atwood. agent for
tie company. p!id Cart crockett in fun. Quick
work.. The building. Ca the farm owned by Mel
tttSJN Coles burned
week. They were not very valuable. Miss Hat
fe Hall will open a millinery shop on Main street
Soon. Hurry up Hattie, the ladies will get their
spring and summer hats and bonnets before YOU
know it.-..Cart. John Atwood of Boston, owns a
line residence Oh Cushing street in our village,
which he offers Tor sale at bargain e. Miss Lizzie
q Chase, instead Of teaching, viii spend the
IerW with her aunt Mrs. Jonathan Files of Thorn
l!5kr. Our 4 ,,pSiuon Iii,9 r Williams. has ~
., 4 ~
.Nrhed from q thirteen months cruise at sea....A
large number OF private residences are being con
he-ted hy telephone. Not the BELL telephone
eAa' lil hut rather the Atwood telephone.
Young man thirteen years of age, Willie f. Atwood,
4 .ns quite business ut it,. Stokelr7 Block is
receiving q coat IF paint in three rolors. 1t pre-
SCENTS very fine appearance. Rev. T. - He,se
ri Owiagtou. closed his services Mt the Methodist
house a-t sunday afternoon TEXT. ISt Corinth
ans, 18th chapter 10th verse II is hoped that the
coming "Tinothesis' will he the right man in The
lt4ut place. The sermon wa. replete with sound
instruction to both pa tor and people
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