The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-08

| MONTVILLE. The following officers were elected
on Monday last Ezra Hamilton, Moderator; f.
A. Cushman, clerk Jonathan Bartlett, Josiah Sim
mons and ID. W. Bennett, selectmen; Nathan
| French, treas; A. NJ. Plummer, collector; Her
| bert Turner s. S. school committee
STOCKTON Mrs. Eta Hartman left Portland
some ten days ago on the steamer Brooklyn to join
| her husband Capt. Charles Hartman who is com
| mander of the ship Lake Erie. Capt. John
IIeagan is going through the painful operation of
| having cancerdrawn from his lip. He is bearing
it with remarkable fortitude.. DR.. Hill of Augusta
was in town last Friday. He came with the expect
| alton of rebreaking the arm and wrist of Mrs.
Morse, but after very careful examination, deem
ed it not practicable owing to the weakened state
of her system He was also in consultation with
| DR.. Pierce relative to the case of Mrs. Charles
Ford who has boen very i'll for some months. go.
| Miss Nellie Muigett and Miss Genie DevereuX left
for Castinc Monday. to attend the Spring term of
| school.
| JACKSON. Tasker and Gould have the largest
stock of logs at their mill that has been
there for several years. 1t is estimated that there
! are over 300 m. it. at the milyard Emerson
Davis is confined to the house with cold.
| Colds are very prevalent and very severe in this
community. Geo. Z. Bracket Lodge l. O. of 6.
L., has over ninety members now in good standing
and new ones are being added At each meeting
Ihey are now preparing to give an entertainment
In few weeks....At the annual town meeting
March 9TH, the following officers elected -
Moderator, J H. Cook; Clerk. A. II. Maddocks;
Selectmen. Assessors and Oversecrs of poor, E. d.
rasker, Japnelh Grant, NJ. :. Stiles il; Treasurer
ami Collector, A, II. Madlocks, Supervisor o:
schools, \. II. Maddocks.
FREEDOM. The spring term OF the Academy
opened on Feb. - ana is prospecting under the in
struction of :. :. Twombly, able and efficient
teacher Mr.. John w. Mitchell. Of This town. has
just returned from Whitneyve where he has
taught with good success the past winter, He is
about returning to Ctstine where he win graduate
thie spring. Mr.. Pcrcival crew have begun work
on the hotel ..William ~ibley has sold two vessel
frames to Belfast parties. Mr.. Josie Cox, our
milliner, left rather unexpectedly. b. T. Haskell
and family are about TO move to the Head of the
Tide. Belfast, where Mr. IL has a wooden factory.
They will be very much missed. Miss Marion
Luce, daughter of Professor y. A. Luce is attend
ing the Normal school at Pennington. Rev. Mr..
Gehen, Of the Morrill, and Knox circuit, is holding
series of meetings in this village
CA>rINE. The Olifcllows held q complimentary
sociabe in Town Hall on TUESDAY evening the 9th
Their guests were the singers in the ctntata of
Esther last summer, and other friends to the num-
Der OF l25 or thereabouts. $50 were invited During
the first of the evening there was music consisting
of vocal solos. duets, quarettes and singing of
selections from the Cantata by the chorus-after
winch oyster stew was served. The latter part of
the evenings entertainment consisted of shadow
PICTURES and clarades. 1t was an enjoyable time,
and the Oldtellows are even with us....On Satur
day the Revenue >tmr. Woodbury. lowed sch. Hero
70 Belfast after which -he proceeded On her way to
PASSPORT, but after going about - miles, the air
pump broke, on account of which She obliged
t" return TO this place for repairs. On Monday
morning she sailed again Sumr. City of Rich
mond was loaded with freight Saturday. 1t took
about an hour to discharge what She had for this
piace...... Quite a number Of Norma- arrived
Saturday school begins Tuesday the 9th
MONROE. The following officers were chosen
March 81 for the Monroe cheese factory Freeman
Atwood, Pres; w \. Thompson Vice Pres. f.
H. Neatly, sec. and Treas }. c. Ncallcy, \. II.
Mayo, +. r Moore, Trustee9....M Mr.. f. II. Nealley
received on saturday last pair Of fubooded
suffolk pig, from 4. Frank 4 sous Chellenham.
Province of Ont Martin Robinson has shot and
killed 81 foxes this winter besides lots of other
game. Ed. stin,on had his finger cut OF at Dr.
Mwood'> office Saturday 1t was injured by the
cNPioNloh ~ caflrr'2e'--. Monroe mas sl,5oo IN
i9' anu Is out Oh 'ep..'.lt Is very >cklN IN thls
section now Inc OlahGers have purchased full
set OF dishes for their Hail. to pe used for the har
vest supptrs.- The following Is summary of the
operations OF inc Monroe cheese factory Tor the
season OF loo2 Inc factory mad 10 patrons and
opened june oh, closing sept 23d: Day operated,
M No. "I cheese made 90 No. lbs OF cheese
mace. "o+H'' average weight OF cheese, A. ave
rage price per ih.' ia largest humbcrot pounds
mix received in one day 3,52G smallest do, lo49.
No. P0nh'N "l milk TO make one OF cheese, IL;
amount received ny patrons per pound for milk,
- - mlII7-...l"Wn meeting was held Mohiav.
me "ih'er~ eiecte'i about half of whom are Re
Pu0Il'iui7' areas follows: Challes PIERCE n t. +.
i""h"iH' ohulc9 ~ We \ehhcY' Stleclhleh' y. >.
GURUS CiefN' r. H. Palmer Ireasurer' y. II.
N"H"' Au'tof' y. =. curtis supervisor; A. W.
'''9ci''er' agent Town htll- loWh voted TO buy
NV O''i i''IlA a. hooit son vi 9ohh Moore
arrive" nome on MohdaY from Leadville where he
mas oeeh iof f"ur wears.
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b. oha7e'.'.Mr' DAVID H. Ntubbs, Il pensloner OF
the war OF ISL, died March LIST Mr.. John Blake,
~ Moody NILS, TINS town. Is proSrated with par
alysla... Capt. Lyman Wiswell, of Bangor, has
pou@ht me L. H. Cushing place IN our village and
VIII come mere to reside lie hred here formerly:
and Is welcomed back with much pleasure. The
ice opposite our village has been beautifully clear
ana 9lho"th lor some tlhle ana our people have had
grand times with skates and Ice boats. The Wing
says ttt Il bear was seen crossing the river ON the
i'e from bucksport TO Nlhterport. wen, that Is
N"il your correspondent SAID last week Fearing