The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30


day in the north part of the town at present Mir.
ana Mrs. James Dodge celebrated The tenth ami
versary Of their marriage by variety wedding
last week. Their home filed with friends, who
brought with them numerous presents \ similar
wedding took place at the house of Willard
Twombly recently. ...John raskor rai>c, this year
from ls4 acres Of corn, 30 bushels of ears
Cider il plenty and cheap. Charles staples Is to
spend the winter in Florida. .EiWin Twombly is
at home on a visit to his parents, from MINI,
where he is interested in farming and trading.
PROSPECT Prospects crop Of apples is going.
o. T. Grey is sending his to his brother at IIoulton
for $l25 per bbl. George Pcndleton is shipping
his to Fox Island for $l.2j per bbi. Most of the
owners OF orchards have some one in the different
quarries to look after the sales of fruit The bulk
Of the rop will probably be sold for 81 90 per Dbl
Miss Elmira CHM beat all the farmers of Pros
pect in the yield Of wheat. Fifteen bushels was
The vie Il from three pecks sowing 1t was sowed,
roaped and threshed for Miss CHM by Champln
Lanphcr....Some Of the farmers have begun cutting
their winter wood and on still days the woodman's
axe can he heard ON the Hill side and the faint
swish Of falling trees..... Batter is going still
higher Feed is too high to buy now at the present
price for butter. Corn is falling now.
CAsrIHE. Mr. &. Z. Tilden Has enlarged and re-
fitted bis skating rink, making it a convenient end
attractive place for amusement \ dres sing room
for the ladies and a smoking room FOR the gentle
men have been added. A new organ has been fur
nished and dances will he held about once week
during tile winter. On Saturday evening. Law
rence's Band gave benefit TO Mr.. T. at the rink
There skating until O'Clock and dancing from
9 to ll...A meeting Of citizens interested in the
reading room enterprise held III Town Hall on
Tuesday evening. Ii Was decidcd to open the read
ing room to the public as soon as practicable. y
subscription paper has been circulated by the
ladies' engaged in the project. sch. Mcntora will
take lumber from the Castine Lumber Co. to swans
Island. and the 90. Will send crew by the same
vessel to put up house at that place. Mir. Potter
of the Normal school occupied the Orthodox pulpit
on sunday. The Rev. Mr. Locke delivered very
able discourse public opinion sunday eve
ming. services in commemoration of the centennial
Of Methodism in this country were held at the
Methodist church sunday afternoon. Fred Pres
sey, Charles Sawyer Mel Straw, and John SAWYER,
.Jr indicted at this term of court for manslaushter
in "kliing Frank Brown at Ca4tine October 9th,'
were arraigncd at Ellsworth Tuesday morning and
pleaded not guilty. Testimony for the prosecution
was heard, and Mr.. Tripr opened for the defence.
The Court refused i separate trial for Presley.
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