The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

mornings and Il below on Tuesday morning A
Miss Bradford was thrown from horse sled or
Sunday and her quite badly injured by
striking on the ice. The r. K. Co. have nearly
completed new building to cover their water
tank and keep it from freezing Hay is coming
! in here in quite large quantities. I'M. p. Palmer
is getting out lumber to build large barn in the
spring. Our traders report business very dull
/ VINALHAvEN. The following were installed as
officers of Island Home Encampment, l. o. o. F..
on Friday evening last by E. w. Berry and suite,
of Rockland: III. @. Day, c. p; Gus Cain, H. p. ;
w s. Carver, S. W; F. l.. Littlelied J. W.; "A. II.
Blood, G.; E. Mills. s.; J. W. Black Treas; Wal
ter Hopkins, Chas. Lane. \, p. Green, and f. j.
Tonan, watches; H. r. Tolman and George
Banks, Guards OF Tent f. NJ. Mills, o. s; w. NJ
Hopkins, |. ). The installation public to the
families of members. An oyster supper was served
at Grand Army Hall. The following are the OFF
GERS of Star of Hope Lodge, |. o. o. F.: E. Mills
y. g.. W. V. Hunt, V. g.; II. 9. Day, r. s.; c. T.
Ames, p. 5; 4. fl. Blood, Treas
CASTINE. Mr. Alfred Jones, of Bangor who
bought VIM. \. q ,rGner's place, in the Camp
ground district less than year ago, has sold the
same to Mr.. Albert Dodge -. Mr.. Frank Wood and
wife We're in town last week. Mr.. w has bought
another lot of land at the Head comprising over30
cottage lots-...Dr. sylvester has moved into the
Stearns house lately bought by 5. j. Wallace, and
has had stable built on the shore lot opposte....
sch. lsola has arrived in Providence after long
and rough passage. She will be hauled up there
for the winter. Large quantities of smelt7 are
being caught ON the upper Bagaducc river and at
the head of Lawrence bay opposite the village.
smart fishermen are making from $500 to $1,000
per day steamer Florence carried to Belfast a
large Quantity in boxes, on Monday, for shipment.
.-..The week Of prayer is observed here by hold
ing union meetings in the Methodist Ncstry. j
W. Dresser. Esq, and wife have gone to Boston,
where they will spend the rest of the winter
THE ORANGES Mention has been made of the
fact that the first prize for the best essay on the
Patrons Mutual Aha Society of Maine, was award
ed to }, W Lang, Esq. The second prize also went
to a Waldo county writer Eta CLIFFORD, of Pros
pect....R- \ Oliver, of Freedom, was recently
married in Albion Grange to Meliss. Mcader of
Albion. They gave 4 reception in Albion Grange
htll to their fellow Patrons, and received many
testimonials Of esteem in the shape of valuable and
useful presents .....\orthem Light Grange No. Il
elected thcir officers Dec 27th, and they were in
stalled Jan. 81, hy Past Deputy George Clements.
T.,
few chmges-A~-t. Steward. Gate Keeper Flora
and Lady Asst. steward. The officers are Master.
peo. W. Rlchie: o., jeff Nea!cy; see. Freeman
ltitrhie; Chaplain, W. W. Ritche; Lee, b. W.
Downs; Treas p. White; steward, Clarence Ford:
Asst. G. a York; Lady Asst, Geneva Eitciiie;
Pomona, Mrs. B. W Downs; Flora, Emma LARA
bee, Ceres. Mrs. l. f. Richie; Gate Keeper. o. j.
Libby The election was very harmonious +. W.
declined serving, as he had said one year ago that
he would not take any Office in the Grange again.
and he considered his word good as gold The
olhte l. well hilet however 1t is very important
position ant calls for good man, and Mr.. Libby is
n very efficient member. Seaside Grange installed
their officers III the respective Offices to which they
were elected On sat eve Jan 5th: Master H.
M'Aeen. o'er7"er j. T. Bowen, Lecturer, Ames
C. staples steward Edgar Cunningham, Assistant
stewart sanford Howard, Chaplain, T. NJ
Nl''Nei' treasurer george T. liar'ln@' secretary
~ w. -N''iA' '"'tt heepef' FRANK Bowen Pomona
'1I9' " l. ii"WafH' + fiora MIS- Abbey Mcheen,
N'f'S' Ms y j. Cohdoh' Lady Assistant, stew
"''' Ai"Ale Nal's After the installation cere
MONIES " tempting lepa7t was spread by the SIS
''s "" Tue "r''r' ana paitaNeh Oh ny between hity
'"N ''NN P"''"h7 WI" pfo"ouh'1' IL an eAS'lieh'
supper ANA AN ch]"yaDle oocasi'h'' h''..lh7tliatIon
OF officers OF star of Progress Grange next Satur
'|HN evening, ana election OF irueteeo..-W aldo
90 "rpge met with Mystic Grange, Belmont,
A9t uc7'i'y' AIthouSh IL was very cold morn
N=, l. oranges were represented by about 200
mt'hp'lH' HvdfiE al me ollLctr7 pelnS al thelf
posts The forenoon exercises consisted in CON
lerrlh% 9TH degrees, reports of Oranges and short
lecture by The ". L. Noon recess Afternoon
session opened with SOLO by Sister Lottc Pitcher
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"''lsi""s' me exercises were Interesting, the
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; H9' u tnc o'icef7 installed VIII be given next
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BECksPOKT. The entering of Emery Hall dus
inS entertainments through the trap doors in and
about The stage by young men and boys has endan-
@ered the premises to such an extent that the pro
prietor Is determined TO arrest the first person in
su'h an act IL has been discovered that lamps
nave been obtained from the engine house which is
attached to the hall, and carried in under the stage
rms passage way is private property and hereafter
any person found there or passing into the hall by
any OF the rear doors without permission, viii be
dealt with according to law. This word of warn
Ing Is given; no compromise will he made with the
offenders. so says the proprietor, as such pro.
ceedings endanger all buildings on the street by
lire and also the lives of every one attending any
entertainment in the hall. ..On Tuesday evening
OF last week, lola standard, very pleasant surprise
was the sweet voices Of the members of Prof
fflnce's graduates who were home during holiday
week Alter a song or two had been sung the Pro
lessor appeared at The window and in of his