The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-08-16
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

of Conant & Co, under the Wayerly House.
Mackeie continue small and scarce in Penobscot
Bay.
Chmpmeetng at Nortnport begins on Monday of
next week.
Fred A. Carrie has purchased the house on Bay
View street built and owned by Edgar f. Board
man
Mr.. Albert NJ. Carter shipped to Boston in the
past year 2500 tons of hay. Schr. +. L. Warren
carried the most of It,
Messrs. Blake and Clark, the young men who
managed the Bar HarDor excursion from this CITY
last week, neted $50.
~ number of odd Fellows left town on Monday
to attend the annual session Of the Grand Lodge
ana EncamIment at Portland
4 delegation from Thomas II. Marshall Post
lea~f Belfast to-day to be present at the Grand
ARMY reunion at Lake Maranocook.
Ti'e Master Masons degree will be conferred in
Timothy Chase Lodge al the Temple this lThur@-
daylIeyening. All Masons tnvitc,l.
Ihe nest reunion of the Emery family will Ne
held at Newbmyport. Mass on Wednesday, sept.
Goth The members of the family fla this city have
been notified to be present.
NIr Amos Clements, of this city, proprietor of the
Seaside House 1t Seal Harbor, Mt. Desert. has one
hundred guests at his house, and is daily obliged To-
refuse applicants for want of room.
Z. w. Haney is agent for Belfast and Nortbport
for 1.-The Blue and the Grey" tine new book ut army
sketches by the Rev. MI. Gcrrish Of Bangor and
Rev Mr. Hutchinson of Fredericksburg, Nirgiuia
Providence, Il. l., paper includes Belfast in 4
list Of towns in the New England states that "necl
and are deserving of good opera houses" Thank
you, Vut We have as good one now as the patron.
| age Warrants.
The members Of the Baptist Sewing Circle of
tihs ty had picnic supper ami uambake ON tn,
Shore just below the steamboat wharf. Tuc,IaN
afternoon About dfty were present. 1t was an
| enjoyable OCCASION.
| Mr. ksdros Morse of Iincoluville, who is in thr
SHh bar of his age, but is active as man of 45
was iI the city on saturday. file ran 4 moving ma
chine this season and cut fifteen tons OF hay. lie
has liYed in Lincomyille since 1920
\ Nain street merchant recently went to hi. cot.
tasr at Northpprt taking with him a basket welt
suppl TT With good Things. Turning his horse oo-,,
he sou sAt the hats for the festive clam. The horse
found he basket, which had been ctrer,.fy Ieftout
of doors, and deyourcd the contents.
Mrs Flowers, of this city, has received from
| ShtItt 'tl4puSlN p0lntcu picture Of daughter
| isabelle now Mrs. Degan. The Chinese artist
painted the face nearly half life size on the body
of q person attire,i in Chinese costume. The face
is very life like. The painting is ON paper and i,
| made tp suspend from the walls.
| ACCIDENTs Mr. ! l. yitbprl, ,,-,. i,,.,,,,.l ..,
| MrDonahi N Browns sbinvari I'M rIi- ,itv last
week hy 4 large screw ralln,, IMAM his barI
| cr,IslIii.r tb, h,,es and i,irrr ~, .,,ri- NJ.
E. wiu ISaInnnd ,,i,ila -, ,,rh.,, & It.u., ,t,..
| ,ftorn,J,,, ,r.iIo,tl,. ,,l,,., MI hand am , .i,,i
saw ,rIi. in ,,oti,,, and ,,,,- ,i, i,i,, .,,t
|
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' Tyr ~ ,'''' h'l''St WHO " III EI'' rel t4'h'e7
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| ''' '"' W -''" ''''' ''7 '""'"9 saw
| ~
| y NaFdo correspondent claims tuHt Addison %.
whitney, native Of that town, was the first man
klIlt'I hlhe war OF the late rebellion Mr. Whitney