The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-01-31

DaptlSl meeting VIII De nc1 AT THIS place
Saturday and sunday, Feb. 9Th and 10th. .Lum-
bering operations are being conducted quite extern
siyely, and the prospect is that the mills will be
well stocked. The depth of snow is Just sufficient
for good roads. f. Merriam is now running his
single mill with plenty of water.
WNrERroRT. Mrs. VIVA. Mansfield died on sun
day morning, after long and very painful sick
ness. Her daughter, Mrs. f. A. Mansfield will go
to Houlton with her husband this week. The
ourth lecture in the course will be given in the
Methodist church on Friday evening, by Rev {. \.
PIumer, of Brewer. Subject "Moral Architecture
Character Building" and the fifth will be on
Tuesday of next week, by Rev. Mr.. Alexander, of
Brewer. subject New foundland and the New
toundlanders." The odd Fellows had a "sheet
and Wllow-case" masquerade at their hail last
Wednesday night to which the Masons We're in
vited. They all report a splendid time.
NORTH HAVEN. Fred Packard is teaching dane
ing school IN Union IIall.,..There was recently a
fair and lcvee the benefit of the sabbath school
Quilts were sold by lottery. We do not think the
good will justify the means. Lotteries III
this state are unlawful and we think good, nfu-
cntlal people ought to set rs a better example.
Capt L. stones horse fell ON the ice AMI brdly in
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FREEDOM Freedom Lodge l. o. of 9. 4. elected
the following officers last saturday evening for the
ensuing quarter W e. T., }. 9. Elliot; ". '. T.,
heit''' T. NlsSlh' ". r = Mrs y l.. utter W.
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- =. II. heeh' 4 ~ Miss lelile Dodge W. O.
- : e. liIl'h' f" w. f. H. hantoh' lhey VIII
ne Ih7t'He' next saturday evening" Ai'er the
erection OIL "n'ef7 Interesting remarks were m"'e
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CAMDEN. j. williamson, our popular ieweler,
took q short vacation ths month, and when he re
turned brought wife with hm...No uling- as
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JACKSON. Bad cold, the common complaint
now Nearly all the employee, in u. Brackets
vest shop have been on duty for Il time on account
of severe coa7 .....ltcv. u. Bracket has been
considered Dangerously i'll. ami WA, quite de iriou~
at times, Ii is supposed to he the result of cold in
palt-..... Daniel Carleton Is in very critical con
ition of health. from hemolThagp of Inc bowels amt
stondrh......L. IL. tfatcnel succccti- ". b. Reed
Is salesman At the Grange atorc...J. NJ. I.urabcc
ma made arrangements to supply Tie public with
burial goods Of all And- and grades at Short
notice.. With the good SEEDING that prevail. the
saw mills are being heavily stocked with lumber
....iiay Is being hauled To the markets from this
vicinity in large quantities, notwithstanding the
Ncrv loW prices paIt.... Many farmers are feeding
theiE potatoes 10 their cattle which is probably fun
a. profit nie .4 hauling thenl Ia market for - or
20 cents per bush
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