The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-11-26
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.
To-day is Thanksgiving.

HaradenS Wnarf which was washed by the res
cent gales, is undergoing repairs.
DR.. Lombard was taken suddenly i'll one evening
last week at the Brooks House, but is recovering.
Among the patents recently issued was one to
David Bracket, Brooks, "Bracketts Rheumatic
Linment." Label.
We are glad to learn that Messrs Critchett &
Sibley of the Belfast shoe factory are receiving
good supply of spring orders.
1t is thought that Capt. Pierce, first pilot of
steamer Penobscot, will succeed the late Capt
RoiX, to the command of that boat.
Last week Hiram Chase, of this city, received a
watch through the mails from Montana Territory,
which is to be cleaned and returned as it came.
The Old Folks assemblies, so popular in this city
for the past four years. will begin next month at
the Belfast Opera House.
Sch. Charlie & Willie, of Rockland, arrived here
last week from Virginia with a cargo of ship tim
Der for Geo W. Cottrel, who is building bark for
Baltimore parties.
Mr. H. L. Woodcock has discontinued work at
his cranberry marsh in Searsmont for the season,
but will resume operations early IN the spring
The weather has been unusually favorable this
fall for out door work and good progress has been
made
| Mr.. w. h Morrison has at his store In this city
wooden gided screw four feet long, the first and
only ondaever made. II was given to him by Mr..
I iIorr, the New England traveller for the American
screw company. is carved by hand and is a per
feet reproduction of a six inch screw, the largest
made 1t will hang in the window for ign.
Mr. Clarence o. Poor has at his store in this city
| pair of turtle ring-necked doves from Monte.
veido, South America, which supposed to be of
| the same variety as the one sent out the ark They
are of chocolate color the back, lighter under
meath, with black ring around the neck The
birds are very gentle and attract much attention.
Mr.. turniss offers attractions to-day at the
/ Coliseum In the morning there will be a rifle
shooting match for 100 chickens. In the afternoon
music and two mile skates. In the even
| ing turkey hunt, the contestants to be bud-fold-
! ed and on skates. live TURKEY, with a bell on its
leg, will be liberated when the race will take place
| There will be like race for live chicken.
Mr.. Charles Sanborn, of Waldo, is manufacture
| ing at bis mill hard wood hogshead shocks for
/ French & Burr, of East Boston, and has made in
| the past six months $1,000 shocks. The hogsheads
are used for packing dry fish for shipment, and
are twenty six inches long and three feet across
the head. Mr.. Sanborn says if the work increases
! he Shall use steam and move nearer his base of
/ supplies.
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""i'""S MUSES. ~ WI e. - ""9'4'A' any '"eii
| residence here has been closed during their alb
sence. They returned home Tuesday evening.
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ing helshporS' IN lhe AFTERNOON TOOK possession
/ q spread table,
whom Mr. pottIa ara family arrived tba,, ware
| greeted WITH genuine surprise party Mr. Pottle
| has built sixteen tenement houses for Mr. Rassick
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\ DEATH OF GoRuAM LANCASTER Mr. Gorham
'''"e"Ster' WIG was stricken WIN paralysis iaSt
week. remained unconscious from Monday after
noon until We,npsd.v ,,i,bt ar IN oc,ory ,vhnn no
/ died. His age was 50 years ands months He was
a son of Humphrey Lancaster of Northport and a
brother of II. NJ, Davii and Frank NJ Lancaster of
this city, and George r. Lancaster oG Bangor He
was house Joiner by trade. He leaves wife and
one daughter the latter the wife of E. A. Perry, at
Fargo, Dakota Mr.. Lancaster was buried satur
day afternoon from his home High street. Rev
o. +. Tufts preaching the funeral sermon. Mr.
| Lancaster's familiar form will be missed from our
streets.
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