The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-29

| peen ehSaSeu 10 manage the kitchen of INSANE
Asylum at Worcester Mass.
Hon. S. L. Milliken writes us from Washington
that the report published in various papers to tn,
effect that he had lost several thousand dollars b.
the failure of George II. Lewis, banker an,
broker of that city is entirely untrue. He did no
lose one cent.
THE ORANGES. South Branch Grange has ha,
some twelve new names sent in Prospect bid
fairto become Grange town. All the young folk
are joining the Grange and the combination o
Old and young makes the best crew to keep along
and steady an organization.
The Belfast Livery Co. and Henry Dunbar
each added to their stock of vehicles il
this vicinity, but much used at fashionable water
ing places and elsewhere. 1t is an English village
cart is wheeled and low bodied and seats tive
persons IL. l.. Woodcock has bought Dunbar.
vehicle for his personal use.
The Prog. Age announced last week that the
Greenback and Democratic county committee would
meet III TINS city on saturday of last week. At the
appointed Time only two of the Greeuback commit
zee outside the resident member, put in appear
ance Only three of the Democratic committee an
5wered the call. AS there was not a Quorum of
either committee present nothing was done except
TO appoint another meeting to take place in this
city ON June 2Sth. 1t WITS the general opinion of
those present that the two parties in this county
nae better fuse at the coming election.
The first of the temperance meetings under the
management of the Womaus Christian Temperance
Union took place at the Unitarian church on sun.
day afternoon Mrs Charles Moore presided. Rev
MIR. Burlington addressed the meeting and a,lyo.
Gated the formation ot society to instruct the
young in til" matter OF temperance. lie bette, ed
the children should be Taught temperance The
home guard spoke, and altogether the meeting was
profitable one The ueNt meeting will Ne He'll at
the Methodist church sunday afternoon, begin
ming at 80 p m. All are cordially invited.
A GENERAL MUSTER 1t has been Suggested
that the several Grand Army Posts in Waldo couu.
" have general muster, reunion, in this city,
some time in September, and after organic alton
shall have been perfected to have the muster an
nually ON the memorial occasions The Posts art
separated. and usually the talking members 20
abroad to deliver addresses, but at such reunion
as proposed all can be present. The different Posts
are requested to communicates with the Journal aud
give their opinions or suggestions such reunions
could be made very profitable as wen ny social.
We hope the matter viii be considered.
THE SUMNER HOTELS. The Fort Point Hotel
will open next month Landlord Grinnclr Of tho
Scarspor House is puttino his e.f,bIi -h,,,,,t fl,
fine order for the reception of summer guvsts...
The hotel at the Camp Ground, Northport win bu
under the same management rs last year anl will
soon he ready for businee, The Seaside House,
lsleeboro. j. H. Ryder proprietor, will open for the
reception of guests June 2o....rhe Ara'Iian, CAS-
tine, Major Charles Grcenh:lIgh proprietor, will
open to summer travel june l. TIN. line housr
under its present manageucnt. has become ,ttsery.
edv popular and A highly Successful season is ip
dicaed.
TIE c1r,rs yArr,r1n< i,n., ,.-.,,.- ,.,,.,
compI"te,l the valuation of me eth ,,hi., h,u
ever is subject to some chano,. rh.,- f,,t ,,,,i
estate to the value of 81 7a4gI5 and nerso,I ,ro,,
erty to the value of sp;535- which Il ,pat 4, IA
s5t 600 Tbern j. l,,t a., ,,. MI III ,,., T., t,, f
of real estate I'm. s,rinl,,,. ra,,,, t,,.,-, ,,il
on personal urou4rtv Tbnrnis l,.. nr .,,.n,u 4,
the values Of shin cora ana sen E.i,y,ry .1,b,.,,
The decrease i mostly ,., sol
vear will N. =, .tiI1 f,,,tr, ,,,,,;, ,,,. .,.,,
is royiv, M nil, ruil,iin,
from the nr.s.,t ort,,o VIVA 49,, ,.,..,f,.
will b,. one min hi,,,o,.tt, ..,I
higher than two years AGO. The present rlte yifI
be 80 ON $1,000, and in highway taxes 50 On
$1,000 The decrease in valuation and the Increase
In appropriations makes this change.
The funeral service, over the. remains ,r M.
Joseph s. Morrow. the man who committed si.ii..
in this city last week, We're conducted af TIM, re-
ceiving tomb in Grove Ce,uctary ON rril,y ,fl,,.
noon by the Rev. Mr. Tufts u3stor of ,,t. H,,,tit
church There were present Mayor Johnson. rem.
raincd very hard So tie services were ron,luctrD!
under the umbrellas There being NO uubli, ;,d-
ministrator at the time Mayor Johnson took
charge Of the affair and saw that tine homeless
stranger had a good Christian burial \ lot WA,
purchased in Grove Cemetery ana his remains Will
be buried there. From those who knew the lie.
ceased we learn that he came from Manchester.
England, and settled in this country, about thrr-.
five years ago. He WAS a man of fair learning and
he came from country where etlucationis not No
free as In the United States it is Thought he came
| from the better walks OF life and may have i1fu
entail friends in the mother country. n i. nor
known whether or not MIR Morrow Nh, r.l:,tfy,.s In
this country Philo U.rse, ,,no h.. ,.c, ,,,,,i,,t
ell public administrator. will take ,bar,r.. ,f M.
personal effects ana settle his estate
| bought sin horses in Bangor lst week, and among
them were the PAGER Diamond, wlii'h hl- m.tic h
mile in 2'0, and \ gray h,r5' called Cassidy Mr..
Hunt has gone t. Boston with these ami number
of other II DISCS which nr viii olIer for said there
George o. trotte,l at Manchester \ H. OH rue-
day of last week. but is his name doe, not apgea,.
in The published account it is presumed the accom-.
plishel nothing He wls Not In condition ,yh,,, N.
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