The Republican journal., 1885-08-27

Tuesday remarkably cold and frost
ported on Wednesday morning on low lands in the
interior.
Those wishing to attend the campmeeting should
| take passage steamer May Field which
about every hour between this city and the grounds.
She is fast, safe, and the officers most accom-
modating.
The late arrival from Boston Saturday of the
steamer Penobscot and the unsettled appearance
OF the weather caused postponement of theBooth-
bay excursion, to the great disappointment of
many. AS ii happened, saturday night and Sunday
| the weather was exceptionally fine
| DROWNING AT QUANTEBACooK. Little Deer,
an Indian, who with others has been selling med
| icine at Searsmont, drowned in Quantebacook
| Pond Friday, by the capszing of boat in which
| he was sailing alone. He was a good swimmer,
but was encumbered by pair of leather breeches
| and becoming enlangled in the lily pads
able to reach the shore. The body recovered
and buried. Little Deer was about 80 years of age
and belonged in Nova Scotia.
! Attention is called to Mrs. l.. f. McCarthy's al.
! published In another column. Competition has
| duced her prices The Locke property social
ed, on High street. is advertised for sale. Inquire
OF Mrs Mary o. RUSSELL at the residence of the late
| Mrs Z. o. Field ....W. b. Hill has card OF
| thanks for the people of South Montville and
Liberty. Geo. J. Burns has bought the paint
| shop of Charles II Howard on Washington street,
and invites patronage..... Mrs Isabelle j. Jewett,
Belfast, wants mahogany table. See adj.
| OBITUARY. correspondent writes; Capt.
Hall Bagley, of Charleston, died on the 18th inst,
AT the advanced age OF sc years, five months and
one day. He was born in New Hampshire, March
| 18th, 1899. His father moved Into the town of
Montyillc about 1905. In ls33 he was united in
| marriage with Eunice Carter, of MoDtville. They
| moved to Charleston in lhc Spring of 1924 and
cleared the farm where he lived at the time Of his
death, lie was honest in his business relations,
| and ever commanded the respect Of The communi-
| ty. He leaves widow and aud many
! friends and acquaintanccs TO mourn his loss.
Our cottsgers and tenter- have been very much
annoyed several nights LATELY by noisy crowd OF
roughs who peranhuiatc the grounds and not sat
tsfied With making late night hideous, have been
/ defacng, inuring and destroying property, such
7 As breaking down and carrying on signs, gates,
sc, and ob,tructin- roads anu parks. Wca are all
| inQuiring whether the town has a constable here
/ ami If so why he fails 10 attend to his duty. 1t
/ would be good plan to make an example by send
/ ing one more az these roysterers up to Belfast
The scenes both inside and outside The grounds
ou sunday were simply disgracefu Drunkenness
atounded and drunken men displayed bottles in
! front Of the waverly House. There ought to he
some way of stopping such demonstrations and
the most e1ectusl way would be TO stop the sale OF
| liquor.
| THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR Next week the New
England and Eastern State Fairs VIII be held at
I pa No fplI0 pf
local interest from line Bangor Wing
James A. the fast horse owned by DR.. Pierce,
| of Stockton has arrived at Mapcwood Park to
train for the Fair. Mr.. a. q. Hunt of Belfast,
| an old time Fair man, will assist Superintendent
/ Bcal IN the horse department. MIR. Hunts extern
sive experience ami thorough knowle Ledge Of horses
| viii renter him m invaluable aid in thts depart
ment... Hon. Fred Atwoods new building at
| MapleWnod is fast approaching completion. Mr..
| Atwood with his usual business energy and enter
| prise is pushina the work and also making ready
| his EXHIBIT, which will eclipse anything be
| fore shown by him. Tie building will pc connect
| ed with tie Tet phone Exchange, and it is hoped
| that the Western [ mon Telegraph Company may
bc also induced To run one of their wires into the
| huildng, a, IT would be great accommodation to
| The public generally and would bc much used. All
other large Fair grounds have telegraph Offices an"
| there should surely he one here.
| Ar1nt POND. ON Thursday last The local editor
accepted an invitation from LIewellyn Sleeper tc
pass e day at his cottage tie shore Of Iilden'-
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