The Republican journal., 1884-07-03


after commencing the business on the Mount De-
sert branch, resumed his position on the steamer
City of Richmond. Charles F. Black leaves to-
day to attend the Sauveur College of Languages at
Burlington, Vermont, during vacation. Arrivals
Capt. Alex. Black from Bedford, n. H.; Mrs.
Edwin Lane of Auhurn Mrs. Frank johnson, of
Manchester, y. H.; Elbridge CHM, from sea; Ma
thaniel 5. French, principal of the South Wey-
mouth. Mass, high school, is expected this week,
with his family....A large lot of fireworks have
been ordered to make splendid the night of the
Fourth don't forget the opereta Saturday eve
ming.
TROY. II. A. Harding is building dwelling
house al Troy Corner has a large crew Of men at
work, and it is rapidly approaching completion.
DR.. Dodge is to have the Nickery place at the cor
nor and now has crew of carpenters repairing the
buidings... Haven Lodge l. O. G. 7. is to give Il
public meeting at the church on saturday evening,
July oh In the interest Of the Prohibitorv amend
mcnt. speakers fIOm abroad are expected to be
prescnt....-.The old soldiers in town met last
week and made arrangements for organizing a
Grand Army Post ami the Installing officer is en-
pectcG W Wednesday afternoon of this week David
l.. Knowles has been elected commander. Nege-
tuon j. suffering for want of rain, which visit
~ soon or me hay crop Will be light most farms.
There Is promise Of an abundance of small fruits
OF All kinds, unless prevented from maturing by
brought. Mr. Richard ward, who has been very
sick Is now quite comfortable and able to be about
the house.
STOCKTON. The scholars attending Intermediate
school who have not been absent during the term
closing June 27lh we're: Josie West, Willie H.
MerithcW, Willie Dopbin, Tena Cleayes, Herbert
DeyerauN, Caddic Ames, Willie \. staples, >ulic
Mnuiton, Eddie Moultou, jamie Cummings, Russell
Staples, Jimmie Griffin. Lewis smith Those
who lust month declared themselves frozen are
nov too much thawed. Farmers are loudly com
planning ~ the scarcity Of rain and abundance Of
potato hu.s....Mr. 7. ". Richardson had for din
ner June 18th new potatoes from his garden.
Worl. began Wednesday on the store Of b. NJ. Rob
erts The building is to be ready for occupancy in
Augusta. Mr.. Fred Nichols who has latelv had
charge of the Cleaves house, has found business
elscN here ana Mr.. Simeon Ellis takes the hotel.
Tie VIII I'm oubtedly he popular. We were glad
to see Herman Hirhborn IN town for a few DAYS
last week. Fort Point is Frightening up for sum
mer festivities and already eNcursioni5ts find it
attractive The Denston cottage. to he complet-
ed IN few weeks, Is quite am ornament to the
Point, May there be many such another year,.
Mr.. Cha7 Bridges is in town to spend the Fourth
WI>rErroHr. MI A. E. Ferna}d is the first of
oar citizens to throw Blaine and Logan Nag to
the breeze =. \ memorial service for Bishop
simpson was held IL the Methodist Church last
sunday the sermon by Rev ~ \. Lewis was
very interesting and The flowers and decorations
Wei" beautliul....Mr. Wallace Grant is spending
a little vacation 81 home. lie has been in Florida
for several months pa~t....W. Il. Rich and family
OF BMi2"I we're IN town last Sund''y...Miss Helen
Chase, Of Nersport, Is listing her sister Mrs. T. b.
Grlnt...Mrs. J. l. Brown Of Washington D. g. is
pcndiu- week ortwo with her sister Mrs. J c. At
wood. ohe has come east to spend the summer at
her cottage ut Norhport.. Dr.. {. f. Atwood of
Monroe has bought out Dr. \. W. SWEET OF this
place and will move his family here very soon....
me farmers report mat the average hay crop Will
oe very l~ht IN town TINS year. some fields are
looking well, however. Mr. X. O. Campbell has
ABOUT 20 acres OF =ft9- when = looking very fine
Y MIDGET except III some places where 1t was
winter klIel Mf. {. laS lust compiettd nice
new barn winch Will hold - or 81 tons of hay...
We understand that Mr.. George Grant has gone
quite extensively into raising stnilower9 this sea
son. lie is indebted To ". ;. Cofren for some
very fne varieties, and Ills prospects for GOOD
crop lnul>ing favorable The meetings Of the
s. y COM eution heli last week were very interest.
iag ami were well attcnlcd Tine. schools close
hi. week
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hhlIh'N hmh'lh+ a the corner OF Mechanic and
Nam st Is growing very fast. IL will ne great
aHoili"n TO our village ..-ltobert NaisW"rth Is
building nice dwelling on sea >t....D- Il. With
lhHt"u WI" aithdt" lhe convention at Chicago mas
returned He ais" visited fond Du Lac, Iowa
Minneapolis Mimi, and other Western cities
finding Camden men almost everywhere. The
summer visitors are coming. Mr.. Gardner and
family OF Philadelphia and Mr.. Judson and family
of New York arrived last week and occupied their
cottages. Nv are panied To learn that Paul Stew
ems, Esq, of Washington, ID. e., who arrived last
week with his son DR. W. IL. stevens, is quite sick
with malaria....T. Il. Crosse of Rockport is very
SICK at MS residence in that villase Mt. Battle
Lodge l. o. of O. f. elected the following Officers
last wees; l.. {. Fletcher, \. g., h. ;. Rose,
t.; /. NJ. hennirton, Sect, Geo Burel, Treas.
ABOUT twenty-five members Of the lodge went tc
RocA!ah" Monday last week on the steamer Bru
heite and visited knox LodSe....On Friday last
the Brunette TOOK party to Rockland to attenC
Tue eAiDl'ioh OF inc graduating class OF the Hlsi
'cho"l'.'.Ihe lourth VIII be celebrate" at Yves
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