The Republican journal., 1885-05-21
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

Mr.. H. B. Wardwells Indian story will be read
with interest See first page.
Some correspondence of interest to the G. A. R.
boys will be found on the fourth page.
Mr.. Arthur l. Brown of this city, will lecture be-
fore Richie Grange, Waldo, on Saturday next.
A. A. Howes & Co., Belfast, have bought within
ninety days 5000 worth of Browns Sarsaparila
Building has begun for the season at Fort Point
and Durham 4 Hall, of this city, are furnishing
doors, sash, &C.
Mention made last week Of an accident to a
horse owned by Sheriff Wadsworth of this city
The animal had to be killed
Our market men say that Holsters this year run a
trte larger than last year The best caught
off Saturday Cove, Northport
F. A. Howard, machinist, is fitting up the Old
bowling alley building Washington street, and
will move his machine shop there.
An effort will be made to have Palestine Com
mandery Knights Templar, of this city, parade
with the Grand Army Post on Memorial Day.
There will be special meeting of the Royal Ar
canum Council this evening at the Office of W r.
Thompson All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Capt. James II. Perkins of sch. Meyer 4 Muller,
Belfast, arrived home Wednesday, i'll. Capt.
George a. Flowers has gone to take command
| of the schooner.
INSOLVENCY. There was no new business be
fore the Court of Insolvency in this city last week.
Nancy Heal, of Lincolnyille, and Edgar Harding,
of Burnham, discharged.
The Passport Sentinel reports that Wolf &
Reeslng have sold their steamer Lizzie Capen to
stockton parties, and that she win be employed in
the fish business on the Penobscot river.
~ number of the Belfast school teachers attend
ed the meeting of the Pedagogical Association at
| Bangor last week. Miss May French, of the Bel
fast High school, was made a member of the execu
tive oumttce.
The county commissioners were in Belfast last
week, perfecting the arrangement; with Mr. Fred T..
Banks for indeNiug the volumes in the Register OF
Deeds office The work j. now in progress and will
be completed in March next,
The stockholders of the steamer May Queen viii
hold meeting in this city This evening, for the pur-
pose of taking action with regard to selling
the boat. The May Queen is now at Portland. If
she cannot be disposed of by private sale She VIII
probably lie sold at auction.
BROKE HIS LEG. Mr.. David Haswcn, of Mon
roc, drove to Belfast with load of hay one day
kicked him. Mr.. Haswen hobbed around All clay
and on his way home called on ply sician who IN
formed him that his leg was fractured.
There is definite clue to the persons who lie
posted the remains of the infant i'll the Jewett well
as reported last week. We understand from good
authority, that a tall smoothcd- faced man, whose
identity is not known, was seen al the we the same
afternoon the body found, with basket on his
arm.
"RIGHr YOU ARE" A Massachusett. subscr
Der in RENTING his subscription says al think the
Journal grows better every year. read 1t through
every week, even to the advertisements, and wish
every time that there were more of the same kind.
l would not be without It, MAY 1t live long ami
| prosper"
Hon Fred Atwood, of Winterport, has one of the
cosiest libraries and offices in the state. \ cheer
full open fire burns i'll the fire place, sending ont
warmth and comfort, and near at hand are tele.
graphic and telephone instruments connecting
him with the outside world. All his surroundings
show thrift and enterprise.
Rev. Theodore Gerrish, who has been here for the
past three years, Will leave tomorrow morning for
his new field Of labor in Bitldefort MIR. Gerrish i.
a writer of marked ability, and an eloquent and
convincing speaker. He has many friends here
lost and Biddeford gained popular preacher.
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trick at the wheel as handv H. she nauipulates the
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vessel for several hours while inc men we're other
wise engaged-the schooner being short handel.
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