The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-09-20


tculars next week. The people of Liberty will be
pleased to learn that Mrs. Alexander, of Belfast,
the lady who rendered us snch fine service on
Memorial day, will give public reading at Sears
mont village on Monday evening Sept oath Adj
mission fifteen cents. Mrs. 4. has spent the sum
mer in taking lessons from one of the best masters
IN Boston. 1t is hoped that Liberty will be well
represented on the occasion. We learn that NJ
Hemmenway, of this town, has been offered the
position of foreman of the harness shop at the Con
cord, Mass. State Prison, an institution where un-
der GOV. Butler, the conyicts have the privilege Of
selecting their own Warden-a place where the
weary cease from troubling and the wicked are at
rest. Liberty Lodge F. and \. NJ. will install
Their officers, on Thursday, sept 27th. Capt. L.
> Aver, of Montyilc, has rented his farm 1or three
years to Mr.. Webster from Unity.
WINTERPoRT. After the Granger gathering at
Cedar Grove on Wednesday of last week had drawn
to a close GOV. Robe Hon. ID. II. Thing and Hon
Fred W. Richie and wife were invited to the resi-
dence of Hon. Fred Atwood at Winterport and
dmed with him. In the evening reception to the
Gov. was rendered in the spacious rooms at Mr. At
woods mansion a general invitation was given
and a large gathering assembled, composed of
W Pa ' | " was Il 'i'lt'
'"> any, '"".n I" ny '"l present y manu-
-,o"' ''oo''''''7 Neio"9' oel'nSins 70 MIS-
'"Nioo navy, Va pi'uShI III ana "hlolHed rs
Po'''9 :" '''' tleScn'e u 'he party he-
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wa,,o tho fIIo,,in,r. ,Io,-o, ,,o, n,,l ,a,,,.l,,,
Hon Y II rul,hor, cant 90 D,,,,lo,. I,.
Haley and wife u II smith and uifo y i pa,,.,
ana wife Dr Swat Dr Bal.or ro.on1, pa,,,.;,,
and wife. $50 ana 81 roor- oI,n + w L,or,o,. ~,
Hon. George White Joseph snowman, E.u., Ell.
brigc Fernald and wife, Can't. A. f. Fernald. Can't
job Philbrook. Lieut.. i ! nunham Nv Frapl
Young and wife. 4. G. Merrill and vife II
Snow and WIFE f W Haley and wife. &. r. Ner
ril Esq. Mr. Rodgers of Washington ID G.. Miss
Iibbelts, Jacksonville, Fla. IL. r.. Folsom. Dlcwar
Is, Virginia. Hiram Treat and Mr. jameson of
Frankfort. GOV. Robe called upon Mrs Reubru
y. Rich and family while here. -. The death of
Judge Rich casts n gloom over the con,n,unit,, 1,bo
c,,, 3 . H., -
lu'ieI"l services were heiH III Inc NJ r. Church,
Rev w I. Jewell o1iciaing,-n compliance with
a reuuest made IN thn laceasnd ty-a,t,. ,o,,., .,
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-"sNistSN W ulc Nov Ny Mis- Inc thir'H was
H"e'! ieeotaIea' ana Inc sunday school was pres
1890 @ i''' ~ an l''ltlt9 anu
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'' CURING inc s'iNl0e9 an" h'SS place" III nan mast
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apt p"'oaS'
'i4'N ANA "''i at n"''s"r i'T hostoh
las ''' ~ ~ bak-
nav '4iE i'ist pr'''''e ana Is pronounce"
= -7N i'''S 1iVi'' ~ ''''o''''e"
i''' nv '' C'''''' ''ioNo i"S' week.
h' RNhAN' MI l. T. Llppy' OF burhfam, has
Deeh engaged l"f the past seventeen wears III buy
hs '"tte ior inc brighton market ana OF the $3.50
head OF cattle sent t" the Watertown and Brighton
markets from Maine last year fully two-thirds of
Lhe number passed through his hands. Mr.. Board
man OF the Home Farm recently spent an evening
With The Maine Cattle King al his home aud rites
IF him and his farm as follows:
Mr.. Libby is Jolly, genial gentleman of pelhan.
"tt! y, nv, WIN Il nearly s"o,l nature ami dis
ions even If asked fhrna .ihrcat ~ =; "Ni ime
the way a newspaper man puts them. Hi, farm
on;unsa 1ie lor"teu nfry near me Name Central
nearly one mile e,tuarr lies in rnmuacf bo,I,,
o"rHered by the railroad and the country road-a
and c[rai7ent H. invl,H d 'iaA nalh'
,elIen condition, house. eli and barn All conntrtpd
ana At once nVuce"be ny the traveller by rail in
fi,,n tI ri 7bt h.,,,i .a,. ~ a. iIN lohH
sets end to the road is - by 20 feet % feet post
- "n ; - lilti;'lH nIltt rom moor 10 rliSepole,
the execution Of aiu1nt tvrent1, fent ot o,,n ' ~
Mr.. lIbby'S business is stock buying, his farm is
AN d nay "u sIalInS iafni helE All III grass
three hundred and twcutvl,rypn lnYI.,,rHi,,I,i,.
not far from two hundred and twenty-five tons
- NJ NJ IGiiiuelStt 'ntt ~ iud rloStd July
the plow he keeps them in condition Ll, fan snrJ
lS an! SURFACE dressing II Is his practice to 90
,o,,ud Of II.ri, ,, i @ Minf "l, i9r
lover per acre, on the grass stubble then snrend
ny upon II from thfee 10 I'VE cords OF farm yard
,IreaIrr ~Iiaacd 20 ~ to jistr;ient ~ MINI
Der acre. This practice keeps the fields in con
,aoil' te neM , sIA3s comes up keePnS down the
us tom 10 90 over anout thirty acres ya"ri IL, tii
way, and when the circuit of the farm is made the
a. iepete me ne ~ OF iile Darn mas
: one of the best arranged h,,ns in Tho Stat '
rough runs inc whole length of the tie-up just in
Iatrr j. airSyS nnu,i,' W,!iG uit plIhs
diving each animal a chance to drink which i af
1lre cioseu Wheh me ANIMAL Is done drinking