The Republican journal., 1883-06-07

BURNHAM. Warren Goodrich lost three cattle
last week and has three more that are expected TO
die. 1t is supposed they were poisoned as Paris
Green was found scattered around ip his pasture
CAMDEN. The schools close their spring terms
this week, the usual examinations taking place, be-
ginning Monday, and ending with the High School
Friday. The following have been elected officers
OF the Camden Savings Bank for the ensuing year:
Pres, 5. d. Carleton; Treasurer C.. F. Richards;
Trustees, H. II. Cleveland, T.. NJ. wood, $ Z.
Shepherd Jesse f. Hosmer, &. f. Burgess J. ID.
Rust .Sullivan's Black Diamonds gave il concert
III Meguntcook Hall last Friday evening". Gen j.
A. Hall was prevented by sickness from delivering
the address Memorial DAY, and Major J. H. II
Hewitt of Thomaston, was the orator.. DR.. Rob.
inson, of Gardiner, has located here The Kenne
bee Reporter commends him "a very pleasant
gentleman of the profession
lSLEsBORO. George f. johnson, of Belfast and
Hiram z Farrow of Belmont, referees, were called
here to settle boundary line case. Mr.. Jeffrey X
Bracket, who recently purchased the southern OK
tremity of Long Island, employed Mr.. Nelson Gil.
key to run ont the boundary line BY an error cyi
IDENTIFY, he run largely ON to the land of W. II.
Brown Mr.. b. pulled up the stakes when Mr.
Bracket begun suit for trespass. II was finally
left ont to referees. Mr. Farrow run line and the
matter has been settled Henry L. Capen has con
nccted himself with the Seaside House, which is
now managed under the firm name of Ryder 4
Capen THE packet Little Rogue and Nora have
Withdrawn from their routes between the Island
and Belfast and gone on fishing trips, leaving the
sloop Edith monopoly Of the business
SANDY POINT. Mr.. Alfred q. Black recently an
rived home from California, where he has been
three years, ana last week he went to Portland and
was married to Miss Mary smith, daughter of Mr.
stephen smith, who formerly resided in this place
He has brought his brite here and intends to re-
main through the summer They were welcomed
by many friends who wish them happy tuturc....
Mrs.. n. :. French is home from Weymouth, Mass
to spend the summer, and Miss Alice Parker, of
Dcdham, is to spend tie summer here with her
grandmother, Mrs Maria Black Mi Charles II
Black is teaching the summer term of school ut
Louder BROOKE. Mr. Charles French, who has
been engineer ON an excursion boat on Lake Gum
sigamond, near Worcester, Mass, for three years.
has been promoted to captain for this season. We
are glad to hear of our young men holding positions
of trust away from home rs many OF them are.
Capt ira Hartman i, home for Il few weeks, while
his vessel is loading for Australia Capt. Albert
>hute is carrying lime from Rockland to New ork
...Capt. Ross has had several cargoes w coal li-
charged here with which 20 supply his ting hoat-....
salmon are coming in slowly here, and fishermen
are feeling Il little blue.
NlNALIIANEN. Memorial Day services passed
on very acceptably last week. one Of the happicet
features company of uniformed boys, forty
in number sly ling themselves Grand Army cadets
The address by Rev. Theodore Gerlish, of Bangor,
was pronounced the best ever delivered here ON il
like occasion. The contributions Of flowers amt
Wreathes We're liberal, and a very handsome dis.
play was made. All citizens took part i'll the ccre-
monies, business being entirely suspendcd.... Mr..
Walden Crockett, living at the north part of the
island, committed suicide last Friday by hanging
himself in the fish house. lie left home to come to
Cawer'> Harbor by water Three hours afterward
his 'vfr went to ncighbors and seeing lis boat nj
the wharf thought all was not right Entering the
fish house she found her husband hanging by the
neck Last fall he moved ON to his mothers place
and had bought out the interest of most of the heirs
1t is supposed Mr.. Crockett was in.ane.... VIII
Clator and another man named Greed left the l,h
nS schooner lda Grover of this place, ON New found
fishing ground in dory on Thursday to Visit their
| travis. They were unable to find their vessel.
Friday they made Isle au Ilaut and at five o'clock
same day reached this place. Two Of CAPT. C.. f.
Mills Capt. Mills belongs in Belfast hut is in
| Gloucester vessel got lost from their vessel, in
| the fog on Monhegan Thursday Of Hast week.
| They reached here Friday nearly exhausted They
We're obliged to throw overheard their fish to keep
| their dory from swapping. The men went to
| R0ckland Friday in the steamer. Steamer Pho
! ncer now makes two trip, per day between this
place and Rockand. Harrison IIayford, of Bel