The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-07-24

Chic Engineer Richards filed the reser, Dir Il
Custom House Square, on Wedne sday, from IN
Muck Pond supply.
BELFAST INDEPENDENT. IT. F. Pierce 0
Belfast, "a Greenbacker with ind pendent views
writes The Boston Journal that tile majority of tn
. people are too level-heaile and too true Ameri
cans to accept the advice Of those who advis
Greenback Independent and Republican voter
because they do not like Mr. 81 inc to vote agans
the ticket which stands for the tariff system which
has made the country great through its varied In
dustries and join the Democracy, whose chosen
leaders have always been hostile to the true glory
and prosperity of the country. He thinks thai
Messrs. Beecher and Clarke no more consi stem
In their course with reference to Mr.. Blaine thar
they would be if, for some cause they should
cease to preach the gospel and turn to dcnouncins
it. MIR. Pierce is intensely practical in his concu
sions
A PICNIC SUPPER. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Iancas
ter, of this city, invited their many friends to ,
picnic supper on Tuesday afternoon, at the cottag,
OF L. A. knowlton, on the shore of the bav North
port. The cottage is situated on cleared point
about one mile below the Methodist c;mpyround
one of the lovcliest spots on Penobscot BAY Al
excellent view can be had for long range and the
vessels as they pass to and fro make up one of the
finest marine pictures Imaginable. The new road
as laid out skirts along the shore III front of the
cottage. The location would make beautiful Site
for Il summer hotel The new road will omen nm
very many pretty cottage locations but none
| .ivc
assembled at the cottage i'll tn afternoon and
| amused themselves by roaming about the shore
gathering grasses, making hay, pitching quoits,
Sc. a shower in the afternoon somewhat inter
1efed with the amusements At o'clock all sat
down to a picnic supper, returning home later in
| the evening.
CAsTISE. Mr.. VIM. \. Kicker, our new drug
glst, with his wife and son, arrived bv the Lewis
ton on Wednesday, and have moved into the tenc
ment in Mis- Halves house on Pleasant street. His
| store Is now open and ready for patronage Sch
Mehtora' Capt Ordway, which put into Gloucester
IN distress, leaking badly has arrived here and
Will be repaired. Sch. Clara Fletcher, Capt. sar.
gent, arrived at New London the Goth from Porto
| klco She will go to Philadelphia or New York
1or load of coal, and come to this place where
| some repairs will be made on her.. Barbour,s
steam yacht Leila took select party to Bangor on
Tuesday. MIR. W. II, Davies, son of E. F. Davies
ESD and Mr.. VIM McCluskey. son Of r. McClusk
ey, Esq, came home on Wednesday. They are in
business In Minneapolis, and will return after a
few weeks visit. They are highly satisfied with
| the western country
lsLEsHoRo Bangor party spent Saturday
ana sunday at the Seaside IIotel. Sunday evening
| a ri,
following programme: Gospel songs; Piano solo
by Miss Aboie Garand song, "ConsiIer the
Lines, Mrs shaw; Recitation "Briar Rose Miss
n"oei haynes Duet, "The Lord my pasture
shali prepare Mr. Haynes and Mrs. Shaw
'"islii"s solo, Miss Bertha Milliken, solo.
| 'i''''e'uJ"'' what Saviour" Mr. Haynes :;
! SUN ave Maria" Mrs Shaw; Duet "Life's
Dream is Ger" Mr.. aud Miss HAYNES. s,lo
'Ehren on the Rhine" Mr.. HAYNES. WIN
IAN Dodge, young man, was swinging in a ham.
mock at Hughes Point, on Saturday evening when
the rope which held it broke, and he was thrown
Srouho' breaking his leg just above the ankle
JOINT lie was taken to his home, a mile or two
distant, and IA ply scian called to attend him
MORRILL,. The picnic dinner and exercises at
lending the closing day of Miss Della store,,s
'o"ool are worthy of notice, it was a very epiov
aoIe occasion for our little folks. The tables were
| spread un'er the trees on her fathers lawn Miss
ot"rer furnishing plenty of lemonade candy and
NUS lheeNercises consisted of music recitotions
ete' Following is the Roll of Honor Those VI ho
| d'd not miss day BERTHE Hatch, George Dopratt
BERTHE Daggett, Trafton Hatch, Orr,n Thomas Ea,.
| NE Thomas and Miss Annabella Dorrett Tbo la.
| Ter miss of four summers lives a mile fro,, tho
school house,. Miss Maudie Mears also closed ba,.
school of ten weeks last Saturday with interesting,
exercises .,B. A. Hatch is absent on n vacbti,o
excursion. .Sas Storcr came near hein, crrsh =
to death while riding into the barn ono da,, lac
week on load of hay. As it was he escaped with
a slight jamming and Il few bruises. .Rrv Ca
T. i"lts breaches here again next Sunday
fEo SrEcT. Capt. Alfred CHM is now improv-
ifS' the bones are knitting together Cant
Aftf''r Hagan is about and is having . Frant
Partridge, of Lowell, Mass. is visiting r. G. Part
ridge Miss Ella Moore, of Frankfort. has made
" "9eh WISH at her sisters, Mrs. Freeman Part
rl"ee.. ..James A. Haley has finished having
IVY hilhah Is clerk and telegraph operator at the
hlleo House, Moosehead Lake. this summer and
10 i'''NihS Il good time.Men are plenty this season
at - and 1928 per day....Joscph Drollett. a
ffehchman living 100 miles back of Bangor. comes
10 lils town to work every haying season. The
nay crop on good land will be better than was OK.
pected Corn is booming right along and begins TO
'pi'ie' anu the vigorous growth of the potato
ii' 9iiioc 'he rains outstrips the beetles. Grain
"i' 'e 7"olt StraWea put with plenty of rain will
carry heavy head. The apple crop will be light
er than was first indicated. Baldwins did NOT
oi"7sohl very pfofusey, but the Naked Limb
"reenlngs were full of blossoms as never before
an" some OF thc trees have not an apple on them
now Whie others are laden with fruit There
seems 10 De an insect that Injuries the apples leav
ing a hlack spot and stopping the growth of the
| lrult on tie side marked, while the other side
grows making only refuse apple. .Raspberries
piaekperrles and .blueberries will be plentiful and
grape vines are loaded with grapes . Butter is
hlSher ana The late rains make the farmer smile
again. There are good many voters in this
town who will not begin where they left off potti
cally.
BuChsPoRr Miss Lena Dunmore Of Bangor
is visiting E. b. Gartner's family in this town.
Herbert E. Cole principal of Bath High school is
visiting Horace Il. Snow at his mothers Mrs Cant
Jabes Snow. The Young men were classmates At
Bowdoin.. Mrs VIM. b. Lawson of La Crosse
Wisconsin, is at her fathers Mr. Frederick Spof-
forls for the SUMNER. Maurice c. Heryey and
Miss Annie d. Blodset of Belfast have been nj James
Emtry's for a few days. Miss Hannah Anderson
| of Portland is with Mrs. Martha Bradley for the
summer. Miss Myra X. Latid and her brother
Westley have gone to Southwest Harbor MI De.
! sert to board few weeks. Mrs Silas Warren ot
ST. Marys Kansas Is in town to spend the summer
Mr. VIM Mcfarland and family of Foxcroft are AT
T. >. C"no'S..-.. larry sherman of New York is
visiting his Srandtathcr Hon. Parker Tuck
LlZZle Hcnn Is visiting her mother Mrs S. r.
Iiineks....Miss Louise Spring of New York is at
her unce's Capt III. +. Spring -. Miss Lou Fales
OF Rotkland is at Mr.. James Pattcrson's joseph
Patterson is entertaining friends at Idewiltl Ala
moosic. Rev. Mr.. Lewis of Winterport will
preach at the NJ. +. church next Sabbath . Miss
! Lizzie e. snowman is engaged As organist at the
| Methodist church in place of Mrs. K. r. Stovel
resigned. Most Of the cottages at Verona Park
are now occupied. The Spiritualist listened sun
day to two dscourses by Mrs. c. Fannie Allen. She
Is one of their best speakers is said. She speaks
again next Sunday The accident which occurred
last Thursday at Verona Park came near being ;
terrible disaster. As there are many versions of the
affair 1t is thought best to publish true account
| which may be of interest and also serve as a warn
Ing to others to exercise the utmo care while riv
| ing in the Park. 1t appears that there was fau
IN Harvesting the animal too near to the carriage