The Republican journal., 1883-03-15

Gus services at the Jail each week.
Senator Rust voted for and Senator Tabor against
capital punishment Representative Houston, of
Belfast is recorded in the affirmative.
At the installation of Capitol Grange, Augusta
last week. Mr. d. Q. Bowen of Morrill,, Deputy
State Master, was present and made some very in
teresting remarks.
A party of fifteen young people drove from Rock
land to Belfast on Tuesday. From here Mr.. Ian
caster sent them to Bucksport. The company were
| Normal school students bound for Castine.
In the election in this city on Monday, thirteen of
the fifteen which composed the old city government
were re nominated and re. elected something which
never before happened in this city One of the old
city government died and one moved ont Of the
| ward.
W. H. Toothaker the young man mentioned last
week as having been arrested in Lynn for larcency,
has had a hearing. He is held in the sum of S4OO
for his appearance at the supreme Court in May,
and for the want of surcties was committed to
| Salem Jail.
The new schooner Herald, sailed on Monday, but
owing to the ice in the bay below returned Capt.
Gray took occasion to try his new vessel and is
very loud in his praise Of her. The schooner came
about easily without her spanker, which the cap
Mr. aud Mrs. c. o. Macombcr, of Bay View St,
Belfast celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of
| their married life on Tuesday evening last They
received many handsome presents, including a sill
yer watch for Mr. NJ. and very pretty silk quilt
for Mrs. NJ, and were also the recipients Of many
good wishes. About twenty-five friends were
present
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The old and reliable
| house Of j. c. Thompson 4 son announce in an
| other column that they have full line of caskcs,
| collins and trimmings Their facilities are known
to be tirstclass, and their prices low the low
| est. Attention is called to the advertisement of
| HIPS Manual of Social and Business Forms for
| which Mr.. O. Emerson is now canyassng this city.
| ....Professor Merrill, of Lowell Mass, champion
skater, is to give exhibition of comica skating
| at Pierccs Hall skating rink on the evening of
| March 24th. See advertisement. David Pierce
offers for sale some per cent. bonds b. &. NJ l..
Railroad. Enquire Of him or at the Belfast Savings
Bank.....F \, Garlic, collector Of taxes, publishes
| an important notice to delinquent taxpayers.
Dissolution of partnership Samuel Otis and Geo.
| b. Ferguson
POLICE NOTES Before Trial Justice F. A.
| Greer state on complaint of Noycs Wentworth,
| of Belfast, vs.. Fred Nichols and another for the
|
complainant alleges that his hound was on a fox
| chase when the respondent enticed him away. The
| respondents discharged. Before same
| Nayland knoWlton, of Belfast. vs.. Elisha Merriam
Of Morrill,, for the sum of so freight and damage
on smith American organ. The PIN alleges that
he sold TO def the organ for the of the grange
and after the instrument arrived at the depot in
Belfast, dcft. refused to receive il. The left de
ned the purchase, and through his counsel, Geo f.
ohnson, moved a non-suit which was ordered by
Tie Jusce... Henry i'r0wn, drunken sailor, on
>turaH last during W iggins storm, sought a har-
DIR and drifed into the Prog Age office, where he
al wed he would take charge of the craft and run
thu establishment, Judge Boardman sent him TO
j;ifor twenty days.. Notwithstanding the quiet
mes of Monday election it resulted in the accls |
t,md assaults. Albert Robbins in ward five as |
saulad Ephraim Robbins, for which Justice Greer |
finrthim - and costs, from " hich he appeaetl.
Fit Patterson for a>saulting same party with |
knife, was bound in the sum Of $500 for Ills |
appearance al the ). j. Court. Fred Baker for |
dr nkenness was sentenced to thirty days in iai |
win costs taxed at 50, from which he appealed. |
III same party with Lafayette Baker for resisting !
an trer, We're bount to the :. J. Court in the
sun ot 5000. The parties before Judge Board
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STOCKTON. The following were elected town |
Offices on Monday last. 5. B. I.ittleield, Modcr- /
alor J. q. Lambert, Clerk; Edmund Shutc, Viii |
fred>tnple9 and Mark CHM, Secctmen, Assessors
and lNersecrs of the poor; Frank IIichborn, town
| ager, Warren f. Griffin. treasurer; - French
superintendent of schools: +. II. Daggett Collector
sorH UNITY. The cold weather still hangs on
M. J. Q. Iussev arrived home last SATURDAY.
lie 81. wages arc very good in Montana, black
smiths 81 per day, harness makers the same,
! tarmerand hericrs 30 to $50 per month. Miss
Nellie Iissey has left Montana for home. Mr.. A.
J. iiur'a~ inr herd of cattle As can be seen
III t"Wn..The water is so low that the IIussey
| Plow &tomdry 90 cannot run their works..
We heart the death Of Mr.. Eliza Severance W no
left here ! $50 for Montana
TIIoRNfKE. The following town Officers were
elected onN Monday March Eth Moderator A. W.
| Ward, seleunen c. W Lord, \. ". Ward, ii. W
| wing, ClerlNeson Gordon Treas. Peter Harmon,
| supervisor schools, Roscoe f. Bradford, Col. Of |
Taxes +. y. harmon. The cold weather and hi III
winds of La have made the roads through town
very bad e.. \. Gates of Unity has tried the ex.
pertinent of hitting up canned corn. lie raised
and put up % cans last year and it proves to
be OF very inequality. He intends to make quite
a business Of the coming season. MIR. c. is d
model farmer nd doubt he will meet with
success.
| Liberty. All town meeting held in this town
on Monday Marc 18th, the following named gentle
men We're electedo fill the various offices for the
ensuing year: Flo Clerk, q. II. Cargill, for select
meh- W. IL. Molly, Fred Knowlton and j. r.
Lampson Treasler, A. P. CargiIl, school com
mittee, DIR. L. A. orter, Collector and Constable,
A. l.. Norton. Pdtics were ignored in the election,
| a,,J n
voting for Republicans. The Clerk, one selectman
| and 5. 5. Commit, are Republicans, the remain
der opposition. ne three sclectmen were all
soldiers and are ne members Of E. II. Bradstreet
| Post q. A. X.
| SWANNIILE, Tn following have been elected |
town officers for theensuing year: A. f. Nicker-
son, Moderator; HI. Chase, Town Clerk; Ii. f.
Greeley +. c. Smartnd Isaac b. Seekins, Select
men, &c. F. c. Sma., j. P Greeley, Will Il. Ma
son, experimenting school Com; E. w. Ellis, |
Constable and Colleen; L. L. Downs, Town Ag't;
A. 4. Nickerson, w. ] Peavey H. Z. Greedy, Au-
ditors of Town Accol t.. The officers are about
equally divided betwei the two partics-the best
men selected regardet of party Affiliations. Rails
ed $500 to defray townNpenses, including support
of poor. Raised $500 be expended on the high
way; town owes $lil.
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been carried up and dow river by the tide for the
past few days causing damage. The head of
| Wasson's wharf at West rockville was carried
away on sunday, and Il freight house with it,
/ John Reas wharf all carried away in part
and some lumber which vas piled on it went
adrift, The head of the wlrf at Dice's Head the
portion which was put on 1t summer, was swept
away on saturday. tn smr. Woodbury. ar
rived on saturday, and sale again on Sunday.
At the close of the first we>, the Normal school
numbers l2J. About 10 or more are expected.
MIR Acterion, native olireece, and student
at Bangor Theological Semiarv preached in the
1 Orthodox church on Sunday.
, CAMDEN. Roller skating h. become quite non
. MAR IN Camden Last 1huriay evening Prof.
VIM. j. Merrill of Lowell, Ma was at our rink
ami gave an exhibition OF trlcAnd fancy skating.
Wednesday evening of this we, we have a tissue
and masked skating party 80. .OIChurs,lay evening
OF tms week the Camilla Yrs Company give
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