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

elbow THE Eel Weir bridge has been repaired.
1t fell last spring. Lung and typhoid feyers are
quite prevalent. MIR. G. +. Dodge, who has been
visiting friends here has returned to his home in
Kansas.
JACKSON. Dan'l Carleton one of our aged and
respected citizens, died recently of dropsy, aged
about ~ years. Miss Hattie Stiles is confined to
her bed with severe attack OF acute rheumatism.
ALLEN Holmes has received U. 5. pension at
the rate of eight dollars per month and arrearages.
49,. II. L. Page, one of village blacksmiths has
moved into the A. IL. Maddocks mouse Immediately
opposite his shop.
LISCoLNNILLE. Our correspondent at the Cen
ire writes An Martz's shoN was billed for last
saturday evening, but did not appear on account Of
the stormy weather. Frank Martin was at work
FRIDAY on the church, carrying mortar for the ma
sons, when the Staging ON which he WAS standing
saYeaway and he fell eight feet dialocaling his
shoulder and hurting his hand badly =. .Messrs.
JON ana James sanford, Of Portland, were in town
last week. Mr.. Joseph Dean returned to his
home in Missouri, last week accompanied by his
bride.
WALDO. ON Oranges are in good working order,
Plenty of work and material for discussion ahead.
Isichie Grange Viii discuss the Nomans Suffrage
question at the next meeting. There will be work
in the list, 81 and 4th degrees. Fred Clements,
whose buildings we're burned the first of the month";
las his new house nearly ready for occupancy.
Mr.. :. ", Levansoller who was thrown from her
carriage aha severely injured four or five weeks
ago is Improving aud viii soon be able to handle
The line. apatin....J. Z. Lttleield and DR.. johnson
Nave made Improvements on their buildings adding
tn their looks and convenience.
Buool,s Geo g. Davis Post No. GA holds regu-
Jar meetings the first ana third Monday evenings
DC each month at the Grange Hall. our average
attendance is nearly equal TO membership. We
haze lectures, discussions, stories and songs IN
abundance. AZ our Hast meeting Comrades John
soH, ltrad.loaA ana Rowe gave brief history Of
The iln Me. Rect on picket in battle and after sup
plies there were songs iy Comrades Mckay and
Dichry and remarks by the Past Surg Leonard
Rowe, Officer of the Day Howard and the Adjt
Hot aofee, hard tack and cheese were issued by the
q. NJ OtI next meeting will be a camp fire. when
We viii take our wives and children along with
and have picnic session. These occasions are
Ncry euiova5c, rs all oil soldiers know. We have
mot yet had one of those Qualifications in our Post
eoh ,hcy Nave ia the Post the editor of the Age
belongs to, and dc not care to have. The old style
sim lo for d. Comrades, come and see US Ait
TuoENpila. Mrs. A. X. Bumps received a dis
patrh la- Thursday from Dcadwood, Dakota, an
uncin- TIM death Of her +. F. Pumps on oct.
y. His lc.tth was caused by a cancer in the stom-
acA- IL W1~ 40 years OF age. He left here some
sin years ago and had been engaged as carpenter
in pcalyooj W 10 lhe time Of his death. Ills wife
ana zine son joined him there some five years ago.
.-. Elisha Gorlon died Friday Oct, 20, aged about
~ years. lie had been great sufferer for long
tlpIe...-i is very -irly in This vicinity at the pres
ent ine... Rev W. {, Jones Of Freedom breaches
here every sunday. His sermon on the Lessons of
TIE Falling Leaves gave general satisfaction last
Sunday. He is also teaching a very successful term
If singing school ut the Stelson... crew from the
main line ms been making some necessary i'm
proyements On the K. r. at this and other stations.
laying new frogs and SWITCHES. Baby Boy, the
horse ownedby \. u. Bumps was ful in wo
more races at Camden last week. He is decidedly
the best year old colt in Mainc....Er Philbrck
tied Monday, aged about 20
SANDY POINT There is Il marked Improvement
in the buildings of this ncighborhood. Mr- {.
>hute Nj. Il. L. French and II u. Black have
painted tLeir buildings and i. g. Blanchard is
Grant, is again in This port this time to be hauled
UP for jir winter months. Capt |. w. Hartman
anil vile left for Boston on Monday, he JOIN his
vessel the Brig Don Jacinto chartered for Tas;l-
mauia AIRS Henry Wiley j. visiting at her
fathers apr. L. Frcnch-, also other friends III
the ,luee....L. \. Perkins is at home from Mass.
for week or rwo....M Mis- Josephine French has
gone 10 Bangor to spend few weeks. MI Al
phonso Snute has moved with his family To Belfast,
Alr, Addison ehute will occupy the house. .Rev.
Mr. Aiken Of Bangor supplied the pulpit last sun
lay, during the absence Of Rev. u. " Hardy :.
:. Concert in the evening So. Mr. J. ". Grant has
bought the house ou"Aldcr Avenue . now occupied
by f. X. Perkins, where he intends to remove his
tlmily... Miss Lizzie Y Rice leaves town on We'd
ugsjay 10 join her parents in Brooklyn, \. w..
school in this district taught by Miss Mary Watts
closed on Friday after a session Of eight weeks,
Names OF scholars neither absent or tar'ty Sammie
French, Ethel AiaNield, Genie Perkins Not absent:
Gcrtie staple. Susie Cou-ens, Jennie Richards,
Manly Grant. Hardie Waning. Not ariy: Maud
GInn. IHcl MaNhed.
swANviLLE. Rev. 7. b. Gregory breaches here
Soy. 9th..... cunningham Bros. are building some
twenty five jumpers for the winter trade, which
they viii sell On reasonable terms. They We're I'M
able 10 supply The demand for jumpers last winter.
....J. H. Lane Of Searsport has been making some
improvements his cottage and lot on the shore
of Swan Lake. J. \. Clement is also raising and
otherwise impruv in- his cottage. W Il. Mason
closed the tail term OF school ut ThorndikC Station
D't 18th, ana viii begin the Winter term N Dis.
no. in this town Nov. oth....Mi.s. Annette F.
Nirker7ou CLOSED The school at Board Landing Dis.
SO. 81 Belfast Der. i1th Mis- \iCkersan TcDOrts a