The Republican journal., 1884-08-14
Mr.. Cyrus Patterson. one of our oldest citizens

| Blaine and Logan Club has been organized In
Westboro Mass. f. 5. Grant, the secretary of the
club, we believe to be a Waldo county man.
The Universalist Sunday School go to Ryders
Cove tomorrow on their annual excursion, in
Steamer Acadia with Sch. P. NJ. Bonney in tow.
Roller-skatng and dancing will be among the
amusements of the day The excursion starts from
Sanford Wharf at O'Clock A. NJ. Fare for round
trip, adults. 4Oc., children zoe. All are invited
The District Lodge of Good Templars held its
quarterly session with Sebasticook Lodge, Burn
ham, on Monday. There were ten lodges repre-
scented by l25 delegates. public meeting was held
in the evening and was addressed by Gen. Neal
Dow. The next meeting of the District Lodge will
be with Elmwood Lodge. Montville. in November.
A YACHTING PARTY. Messrs. Frank Mathews,
W. h. Morrison and James Howes, of Belfast p. T.
Nichols, of Searsport, Samuel Knox, of Whining
ton, Del, and b. Bowditch, of Augusta, left this
/ city Wednesday afternoon in the yacht Sunnyside,
Capt. Green, of Deer Isle. The trip will occupy
Grand Menan.
1 THE ORANGES. Waldo Co. Grange met with
| South Branch Grange, Prospect, Aug. l2th at
/ cheese factory hall. The day pleasant and the
attendance large. The meeting was called to order
!
were in their places. After the opening exercises
the records of the June meeting read and APP
proved. The ffth degree was then conferred upon
80 duly elected members, after which we listened
to music from the choir. An excellent address of
welcome was delivered by Bro. W. II. CHM. Res
ponse by Bro. F. ". Shepherd. Twelve oranges
were reported by delegates Hancock Co. by Bros
| Partridge and Smith; Kemcbec Co. by State Lee
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seer Gregory. Noon After the recess, Sister
Dyer sang a song. The committee time, place
and programme reported as follows: Time, sept.
18th place Comet Grange, Swanville programme
lst. Opening exercises. ~. Music. 3d. Confer
ring of fifth degree. 4th. Report of Oranges. 9TH.
Election of officers and auditing of bills. 9th. Ad-
dress of welcome by Alfred stinson. It'll. Response
by Gertie Ames. Sth. Recess. 9Th. Music 10th,
Question Resolved, That the Grange has improved
society, morally, socially and intellectually. An,
f. \. N"kerson Neg, J. &. Harden. llth Lecture
! by Worthy Lect, rer 18th. Music. 18th. Re
marks for the good If the order 1t was then voted
| to lay aside our programme and listen to remarks
! from Worthy Lecturer Thing, who was listened to
atten.ively for hour and ten minutes Bro.
Gregor! was then called upon for remarks, after
which the question was taken up for discussion.
Resolved, That the p of H do not discuss the tenn
perance question much they ought in their
meetings. AT, Bro. Gregory. Neg, Bro. Bellows.
Remarks were made bv Bros Bowen, Richie.
Plummer, Hagan, Wadlin, Downs, Durham, BIais-
del, Hunt and Partridge, Sisters Nickerson, Gle
ment and Gregory. vote of thanks was extended
| to Bros Thing and Gregory; also to South Branch
/ for courtesies. Bro. Gregory invited Waldo Co.
Grange to meet with penobscot Co. Grange at their
mic Aug. oath at Cedar grove. Distinguished speak
ers will be present of which notice will be here
after given. This was decidedly very pleasant
meeting, l.. NJ. Bellows, Sec'y.
j MORRILL,. Blaine and Logan club was organ
lied here Tuesday evening the 9TH inst. Hosea
b. Thomas and Benz Cushman two of our age
citizens are very sick and are failing rapdy....
The oat crop is being cut and is quite general
ly heavy The weather for the past six weeks
has been singuarly unfavorable for haying and
some farmers are not through yet. Corn, pota-
toes and the grain crops are looking we'll and
fail feed promises to be abundant.
I PALERMO. On Friday last Mrs. l.. A. Bowler of
North Palermo, while standing box placed in
chair slipped and fell breaking her left hip. Mrs
| b. Is quite unfortunate it having been but few
years since size had her arm broken by being
thrown from carriage. There is talk of form,
ing a Blaine and Logan club here after the busy
season....A good many farmers are not yet done
haying owing to the great amount of wet weather
About two-thirds crop of hay is reported. MIR.
Everard Hatch of Liberty. a recent graduate from
/ West Point, and Miss Nellie Rowe of this town
were married Aug. It'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch go to
Montana in September.
/ here on sunday afternoon and spoken of before
the news came of shocks in other places showing
that it not Imagination. Mr.. j. 5. Perkins is
digging cellar in his lot upper Pleasant st.
over which he will soon erect IA new dwelling
house,. Mr. George Cousins has bought the house
fol merly occupied 10y H. l.. Macomber, corner of
/ Green and Water Streets. The Longfeow fami-
ly arrived on saturday, and took rooms at the Aca-
diam. Rey. Joel 5. Ives, of East Hampton, Conn,
son of Rev. A. +. Ives, preached at the Orthodox
/ church sunday morning and evening He has been
in the work but few years, but is already an elo-
/ quent speaker, and is destined TO become one of
! the noted preachers Of his day
TROY. At the regular meeting of Haven Lodge
! l. o. q. I. on Tuesday evening Aug. 5th, the fol-
lowing officers We're installed by the Lodge Depu-
ty, NJ T. Dodge I. W. Halves, W. c. I; Mrs.
Ella Hawes w. V. T., NJ. V. B. Mitchell, W. 5. !;
Mrs. NJ T. Dodge, w. T.; d. W. Harding, w. f.
S; Danville Mitchell. W. NJ; Ida Kicker, W ID.
| NJ; j. c. Rand, W. g.; Lula Harding, w. J. Il.
John Pierce, w. o. q. The lodge is in Il fourishing
condition. There ninety four members in good
standing and thirteen were initiated last quarter.
THE Methodist quarterly meeting held at the
Corner last saturday and Sunday was largely at
tended and the able sermons by the presiding ell
der, Rev Mr. Plummer, much enjoyed. The poll
teal pot shows but little agitation yet in this
quiet town, but the general outlook for the Repub-
licans is considered good.
BURNHAM. Last Wednesday as Ephram Bradley
with lady and child, crossing the railroad AT
Ames crossing his horse got his foot caught in the
track, and was thrown Mr.. Bradley fell behind the
horses heels and before he could be eXtrcated was
badly kicked in the stomach and bowels. The lady
and child jumped from the carriage receiving slight
| injuries. Assistance came and the horse was Eber
ated, with an injured leg, the flesh being torn of
nearly the whole length. j. W. Savward was kick
ed in the leg while iberating the horse Mr. Bradley
is in critical condition and his recovery is doubt
full. Mrs Nancy, wife of Asa Sawyer, died Aug
9TH, Of consumption aged - years Her HUSBAND
is left with five little children. The Waldo District
Lodge of |. O. of q. L. held its quarterly session
with Sebasticook Lodge on Monday. The subordi
nate lodges of northern Waldo were very well rep
resented and the order in that section reported il
good condition. The members of Sebasticook Lodge
furnished a bountifu dinner to all delegates ant
visitors, by whom it gratefully appreciated.
WINTERPORT. Geo NJ. Clark, President of the
Higganum Manufacturing Company of Higganum
Connecticut, in town last week and spent
few days with Fred Atwood, for whom the Com
; pany manufacture quite largely. While here HI
gave orders for large lot of lumber, for build
ing lS0 feet by 420 and large wing in addition
Mr.. Clark predicts a fine business the coming year
He is strong Blaine and says Connecticu
will give the man from Maine large vote Mr.
Ephraim Bragdon of Freedom was in town las
week. He purchases quite largely of Fred At
wood, and makes frequent visits. Mrs. Emmt
Manning Huntly assisted by her little daughter
Ada, gave one of her popular readings at the NJ
f. Church on Monday evening, which was well at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed. The entertain
ment was given under the auspices of the Juveni,
Temple and the proceeds will go toward the pur
chase of an organ for their use. The contrac
for building the Hall was taken by Mr. VIM. Glov
err of Rockland The lumber is now the spo
and work will begin this week. Mr.. James Free
man is about to build nice house for Mr.. Wei