The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-08-30

MoNnllLE. Much has been said in regard to
large Acads Of y heat This season, but Alfred How
afd raised a mammoth head from which fifty
i"' Kernels We're shelled We think this beats
iho wheat raised in Liberty, spoken of a few weeks
-tn'e.-..J. r. Clement has recently purchased a
u.. ~ pa-ture land OF r. X. Nosc . Mrs Betsy
tv.ii ast sunday look unto herself partner for
f-- May peace and prosperity their steps attend.
m. rI NIIi. \ large lire was seen in the
''--rl part IF the town last Monday. Mr..
'#ne- Morse has 7old his farm to William Fletcher
uiNmont Mr. Edward Murch has sold his
'-.n Co., il- ~on Albert...... The shops of the
hu--v' P.ow CO., mage been leased to j. W. Wor-
.e-ter. Mr. Charles Severance OF Okla, Montana,
Is town lie left here in ls76 for the west.
PROSPECT. The number Of those who attend
'an meeting 1t Northport from this place increases
fr'mFeu To year Some own cottages and others
" d,r ients......Mr. John Clark and wife have
hcru i-!tng al his fathers, Nh. Eastman Clark,
au aa,e iu-t returned to Lynn, Mass, at which
n.ar NJ &. j. principal of the Dgh School.
Il- telephone poles have been set through the
t'vI.. Mr. Ill., the artist, has left town..
lne panorama Of Bible scenes, war scenes, etc
'>Ii'tea her Aug. 2Oth gave good satisfaction.
Grain IS mostly stored. and is very heavy
-irawc' Capt. Robert kilman harvested . two
horse luad- from four bushels sowing 1t is
getting try. Feed is shortening up; cattle are
booking over and some getting over the fences
oal,icn truck needs rain. Most crops are out of
tnr way corn Is very stout aud Will stand the
r.ruutn better than other crops......Dr. Fellows
report that the trout in brooks and streams are
small Mr. }. A. kllman has a trotting horse in
bi- barn Or. Colson, ditto.
-LAkSNoNr Tuesday of last week the stave
mill IF Hiram Pierce Jr. was burned with a lot Of
lumber. The fire originated some distance from
ihe min and it 50 dry and windy that 1t could
not hc stopped before it reached the mill. Dr..
"e'. MeGurdy while out visiting some pat Ell is
one day last week barely escaped severe injury
The trln-cient bolt broke leaving the DR.. In the
rad under the wagon while his horse went ON
-...The village school opens next Monday under
the instruction 81 Grrin Fuller our present super
visor. Potatoes suffering somewhat from
thrt -hing machine of Poor and Moore has not
been running on full time for few days .....Mr
Herbert Cobb, a son Of David Cobb, who has fitted
himself for college at kents Hill, intends to enter
the Middleton college, Conn.,. .Campmeeting
week in the country is supposed to be duh week,
hut Mr.. f. J.. Bean took over four hundred dollars
at his store. lie had no peddlers on the road for
the week. Mr. Bean buys his corn by the car load.
LINCoINvILLE. The schr. Isabel Thompson
Capt. French unoaded 80 tons of coal for VIM. i.
Howe last week, the largest load ever landed
here. Rev. b. G. Wentworth, of Camden ex
changed pulpits with Rev. w. w. Ogler last
sunday and preached very able sermon on"Faith
Mr.. Ogier having received money enough by
subscription to warrant the repairing of the Union
church work Will begin on 1t this week. The church
Is badiy In need Of repairs and Mr.. Ogier has
shown great deal OF perseverance in going ahead
with the work and is deserving of great praise
......Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Stubs went
out berrying and got lost in the woods. She
wandered about all night and got into the stream
several times and narrowly escaped drowning
The neghbOrs searched The woods until - O'Clock
and then came home. In the morning when the
sun rose Mrs. S. found her way out of the woods
David Howe is repairing the interior of his
store preparatory to doing larger business.
The fall term of school In district No. began last
Monday, Lizzie Fletcher teacher. In district No
II 1t begins next Monday, Helen T.. Dickey teacher