The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-12-18
BELMONT. There vii, be masquerade ball at
Morrilrs Hail. Belmont, on Christmas night

BELMONT. There vii. be a masquerade BAH, at
Morrills Hall, Belmont, on Christmas night.
NINALHANEN. 1t is alleged that David g. Thay-
Of this ACE has been Twin with married
woman named Partridge whose husband is in an
other place Mrs. Partridge has sued for divorce
AMI 500 alimony Mr.. Partridge came here last
Friday, arrested both Thaytr and Mrs. F. and they
were both lodged in the lock up. On Saturday the
parties taken Rockland for trial. Mr.
Partridge lives in one of the River towns, we
think Winterport Mr.. William II. Paige, who
went into business at Rockland, died and was
brought to Ninalhaten last week for burial He
buried under Masonic honors by Moses Web
.ter Lodge of whicl body he was a charter mem.
brr... sch. G. NJ Blainard has loaded rough stone
for Phila. and sch Harvester stone for Boston.
FHoRNDKE. The large barn and shed attached
belonging to A. ID. Bumps was totally DESTROYED by
ire on Monday morning last MI, Bumps was
about the barn doing his chores as usual and had
lantern. He placed the lantern on a box in the
'or and went into his grainery to get some oats
ind when ne returned found that the lantern had
tipped of from the box and set fire the hay
t4d straw on the floor. He tried his best to put
0Hi he fire but not succeeding he gave the alarm
ma in a short time enough of the neghbors arriy-
ei to get out his horses and cattle. He lost some
" his farming tools, including a new horse rake,
and also some 30 tons Of hay $50 bushels of oats
and 30 bushels Of barley The barn was Il very
uice one, s5N45, and the sheep shed was about 100
feet long ana well finished The loss was est
mated at from $1,000 10 5000 Insured for $1,000 by
keatug 4 Field of Eelftst.... Rev J. H. Bennett
"l Uoity, Will lecture on Temperance at Johuson's
Han. Friday evening Dee. Ig....P W. Aver and
a. II Clark are buying and shipping a large
amount OF hay from this ana other points on the H.
r.. eayward Lodge, !. o e. r., 10 visit Half
Moon Lodge next saturday evening.
Casino The attack OF Portland paper on
tov- Robbie for pardoning pr Wallace IS shown by
4. l. w. the Boston journal correspondent, to be
autpunded ana malicious. The evidence shows
tnat one Of the BARRIERS ia Castine had been ac.
ou-lomed 10 send his boy to DR. Wtllace's for
aIronoi ID use Iesitimatelv in his trade the boy
husci The confidence OF his father and the drug
-t7t, and procure, quantity Of alcohol 10 give to
bis companions who drank it aud then went on the
war path. IN, petitions for Or. Wallace's pardon
were Signed by J. q. Chilcolt, secretary Of the
Good Templar> Lodge Of Ellsworth; Rev NirgilP
Wardwcl pastor If the tastne Methodist church,
who -ad That "pardon would he an act If
humanity, aud That this was the sentiment of the
majority II the people of Castine;" l.. 6. Phil
brook, collector OF customs al Castine; !. j. Hop
Ains, collector Al Ellsworth, J Henry sylvester.
NJ. u OF Castine, X. II. smith, Nj H., and Abby
". Fulton, NJ. d., OF Ellsworth F. Taft, the sheriff
OF HancocN county, a large portion of the members
Nf The tHr OF the county and MANY others on the
ground that he suffering disease OF the bowels
Aidhc} ami heart aad could not survive his three
months Imprisonment. Nor was the pardon grant
ed unit a member OF The Council mad personally
investigated the case. wallace Is HE only hquor
.otr lIat Gov. Robe has paripued. While GOV