The Republican journal., 1884-07-31
The brick sidewalk OF the northerly side OF Main
street, from Cooks market upwards, is being

Henry Hayes of this city, has cut one ton OF hay
on a lot of land containing one-fourth of acre.
The average height of the grass five feet and
four inches.
Two wears ago Geo E. Johnson ESQ.,, of this
city, sowed quantity of wild rice on the shores of
Lake Quantebacook, to provide food for wild BIRDS
hoping that feeding ground might be established
Last week Mr.. johnson visited the place and says
the rice is spreading rapidly, the increase
last year being fully one hundred per cent.
ON Tuesday Erik Cole, of Bangor, a Swede,
came to Belfast to see coroner Wilson in relation
to the body of the Swedish sailor found Stockton
recently. The man represented himself to be
brother Of the sailors mother and said that Carl j.
Perroth, the young man, made his home at his
place while In Bangor MIR. Cole is "A basket maker
at Bangor. He said that Pierroth has been in this
country about two years, and has been in Maine
the most of the time. Carl shipped board the
English bark Electa, but received no money. Mr..
Cole took the effects left by the sailor and said he
should visit his grave at stockton
EXCURSION TO PEMAouID. 1t Is proposed to
make an excursion t. Pemaquid ON steamer ka-
Mhdin, Monday, Aug. llth, starting from Bangor
and calling at Belfast If sufficient indu
offer. \ landing will be made at Pemaqud near a
sN minutes walk of the evidences of settlement
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iue. 1t Is. however, generally conceded that the
settlement at PemaqIid preceded that at Ply
mouth The sail to and from this historic place
will be very enjoyable and every provision will be
made Tor the comfort of the eNcursionsts. We
shall give further particulars next week.
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hold tl,cjr convention, st Wat.r,iua an ,rnas,lav
Aug 9TH.
1apli L9rlng =. small, late master Of snip ocean
H. lsel 30 wears His comnlafnt was Ironsy Of he
ileart which Obliged him TO leave his ship at San
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trom b@sl3n-at one llme IN the employ of Mr..
M@sers Th.yer 6 IinroIn ami I HenTr starS
%. He VA a irst.class shipmastcr, and warm
hearted, honle man lhe most hghly esteemed by
DO time undpr aim are unanimous in his nraise
Tie leaves widow and an aged mother to most
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His remains Will ne taken to stockton Me. Bos-
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Eaaton' formerly OF Belfast Is now here on visit
attef many years absence Geo. o. Bailey ana
lehry huNgeII OF thls city went TO Lynn on Mon
aaN 10 witness the race IN winch Geo O. takes
pafI''''p' NJ hodgdoh' Esd OF Boston, accom-
pahiep ny MS Wite ana Two 'h'iren' Is visiting IN
beliaet lhey are Ine guests OF D. II. Qulmby
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Nlght Is visiting his parents in this city Mrs.
Herbert Madison OF Ierre Haut Ind Is visiting
Hef parents CaPl' ana Mrs H. ~ Patterson III
tll7 -Cdp'' george hos"oh anu wlIe are Ill
bela7t' lhe guests OIL MI ana Mrs. Ieo. W Cot
treil' Capt Hodgdon VIII remain here until the
completion of his new vessel building in u. w. |
Cottrells yard. Mrs. Mary A. Gardner of \. \.
city Is spending few weeks with her uncle, VIM. |
a .T9cpDpa NJ 1.
Farm Ihe O!n Orchard summer Rambler of the |
29th says Mrs. p. Il. Hazeltlne and niece, arrived
al the Old Orchard House last night. Mrs. Hazel |
tine has made her home at the fremont House, |
Boston, for many years. Though this is her first |
visit To ON orchar'i, she Will be greeted by many
ifehu9 VINO nave been the patrons of this excellent
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