The Republican journal., 1884-08-14

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CHURCH NOTES. Rev. T. B. Gregory, Universalist
of this city will preach at Swanvlle next Sunday
Bpm Subject. The Universalist Idea of God,
Christ and salvation"
The katahdin did not arrive at Bangor with the
Pemaquid excursionsts until O'Clock Tuesday
morning. The boat encountered fog in the river
and was obliged to anchor above Winterport for
the night.
The annual session of the Spiritualists camp.
meeting at Temple Heights, Northport, began on
Wednesday, ami will continue until next sunday.
The steamer Acadia will make daily trips between
Belfast and the Grounds
The members of Thomas H Marshall Post, g. A.
r.. Of Belfast, who recently made excursion to
Llnconville, wish to return thanks to the hotel
proprietor there for favors received. Also to the
people OF Lincolnville, Bert Mcdonald of Belfast,
anal all others who contributed to their pleasure
that occasion.
The body OF Gilman Hall. of this city, who died
at the Danvcr7 Mass. Insane Asylum, August ),
arrived here On Sunday and buried. 1t will
De remembered that Mr.. Hall, who resided North
port Avenue, in this city. taken insane at Bos-
ton year ago more, and attempted suicide
by jumping o4erboari. He was rescued and taken
To the Danyer7 Asylum. The immediate cause of
his death was dvsenery His age WAS 81 years
ami five months. He leaves wife and family.
AMENDMENT NOTES. Gen. Neal Dow Of Port
IAul viii address, the citizens Of Belfast at he
Methodist Church Neetry. on Friday evening next,
at . 50 O'Clock Oh the subject Of Temperance and
the Constitutional Amendment. Gen. Dow Is the
father % prohibition IN thi- state a good speaker,
.ra
tuyited-...Ou Monday evening Of next week, Hon.
Josiah Il Drmamoni Of Portland. and Rev Mr.
Luce of Gardiner, viii spcas in this city. at the
Iniversalisi Church Nestry Their remarks will
be 90 temperance and the bearings OF the Coneu
tutlonai Amendments Mr.. Drummond is well
SHOWN Ito Belfast. and 1t i hoped the citizens will
iiu ou 20 hear him....F W. tiowen, Esq, will
speak upon tho Amendment at China Wednesday,
Nug- 20. south China, Aug. p. Albion Corner
Aug. -, Elst Thorniike Aug. 23.......F Further
meetings are arranged for DR. A. !. Billings and
NJ j. Dow as follows: With Geo. Z. Bracket
lodge at Jackson, Friday evening, Aug ljthi with
Hillside lodge At Unity, saturday evening, Aug.
18TH, with the lodge at West waterproof sunday
afternoon, aug l7th. In case Or. Billings can not
ue present Mr.. Dow will occupy the time.
POLICE NOTES. John y. Barlow, of Searsmont.
Was arrested on saturday evening last and lodged
ia jail. The complaint for drunkenness and
assault and battery, sworn out by Mrs. Joseph
BuIAs-, Of this city. Barlow released from
jail ola SATURDAY on commissioners bail, and order
ed lo appear before Judge Boartman Monday af
icrhouu AT O'Clock y m He did not put in an APP
ic'tIimce at the appointed time. Before Judge
Boarlman-C has Hanscoms drunkenness, second
offence. Sentenced to 30 days in Jail and costs
rommtted...W Vim. J. Cunningham, drunkenness
80 days in jail aud costs. Appealed. Fred Baker
drunkenness 50 days in jati aud cost 5. Appealed.
Before Justice Greer-Iohn Allen, drunk, ten
days in jail. Before Justice Greer, on Wednes
day-etate on complaint OF Henry \. Rogers, of
Belfast, -. Geo. Clement IF Knox, for an assault
ami battery. The complainant alleges that respond
eui WAS running his compliments farm, in Knox
ou halves; that he neglectug the farm and al
lowing the hay to spoil, etc; lie was to farm and
assume charge and that respondent assaulted him.
The defence was a general denial. Respondent
WIS found guilty, fined q and from which he
Appealed
TRANSFERS N real ESTATE. The following
the transfers in real estate, in Waldo county, for
the week ending Aug 18TH: +. H. A. Booty, of
BROOKS % Amariah Frost same town. Phineas
Butler To Elizabeth Y. Griffin, Searsmont Rob
ert o Ames, Of searsport, 10 stephen II. Pike,
same town. F. A. Dickey, attorney, Northport, to
Elizabeth =. Durham Belfast, Charles Z. Dyer,
>earzmont, to George B, Dyer same town. Sewall
T. Fletcher Islesboro, 10 A. j. Merrill, same town.
Sylvia L. Gowen and estate OF y. b. Gowen, of
Monlyie, to Elmatia Wescott, same town Elsn
A Greeneaf, Bangor, 10 VIM. II. Gorham, same
town. Elijah Luce, Searsmont, to George b. Dyer
same town. Hattie B. Lewis, Belfast, to Mary a
Elmunds, Belfast. Mary Mcdonald, Belfast 10
WIN. + MITCHELL same town Jane Monroe, Ner-
mont 70 NAuanleI ANerlll, Franklort' GEORGE r
Mathews, >tdrsport 10 YIN. IL staples same
town. w t. Morse, Belmont to H. T. tafroW,
stme to"n- EphIalm fehIletoh' Islesooro' 10 A
d. Merrill same town. ThVmas Pearsons, Mont
'l'tei &, James Is sylvester Freedom Adaltlue l..
hppIls)h' Bangor 10 host y. Arey, same Town.
pa'4d scars " AIS BOSTON, 10 Dahicl crockett,
Prospect II. turner faleillo' u " - How
ailt same IOWA. T. - webster Ofoho' TO Louise
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T.,o.. nre.a,,+ or ,,,a qernnarance meeting last
~,,ra., af,.rp,n,, Of fn. uethoci.t ch,rch ,nt,.t
have t.t well repail in listening 10 fl. ver, inter
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cause u temperance He has no sympathy what
ever for men VINO accept Office and do not faithful
y perform all duties relating to that Office especi-
ais IN The enforcement Of the liquor law A man ;
honor should be above everything else. Rev. Mr..
Savage thought IL was no time TO be discouraged,
we have only TO consider the great advance which
has been made in the temperance cause. Is it not
something ACCOMPLISHED to cause the liquor traffic
ts hide it. head and not as in former DAYS openly
face the pubic2 He expressed himself a firm be-
il.,t- in prohibition and has regretted very much
t f,,,osiilitv of tho la,t;.s havinq voice IN This
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Mr. pteDbins related some beautiful stories Illus
tratiua. faith He spoke very highly of the organ
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