The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-06-18

observation-disclosures the anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill.
1t seems that one of our most valued correspond
ents, NJ. S Stiles, Jr., of Jackson has followed the
excellent example of Our George. We extend
hearty congratulations and best wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs. stiles.
The Flying Yankee is to be put upon the route
next Monday. The trains this year will cross at
Watervilie. y new side track is now nearly com
pleted at the depot in that station which will be
used in making the crossing.
Mr.. Fred IL. Francis, of this city, who recently
sold the very ingenious device that had been eNhb
ited for some time i'll his window, has made anoth
er much superior to the first. The front Is a box
about two feet long by high. At the right is
colored man sewing a shoe, while AT the left is
/ colored woman throwing up her arms in eNclama
ton at the wonderfully low prices of Francis shoes
In the centre is door which opens slowly to admit
/ the head of man who cautiously peers out and
/ then retres closing the door behind him. The
whole is run by the movement of clock The
faces We're painted by Sanborn and are wonderful
4 likenesses.
| Farmers in want of good moving machine or
rake are requested to call on f. II. Haney, at the
Grange store. The Walter 4. Wood mower is one
of excellent reputation is also the champion
! rake. See his advertisements. j. Roberts
East Belfast, has put in new cards at his mill aud
is now prepared 10 Ito first class work in wool
carllns' Prof Huebert, the French teacher Is
now at Belfast forming a class tie taught here
last year and Is a first class teacher giving excel
lent 7atisfacuon....Th Boston steamer which
connect with boats at Rockand for Portland viii on
Monday sell tickets to Portland and return for 81.
Those wanting to visit the national cnctmb.nent
should embrace This opportunity.
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assisted by the Monroe Cornet Band, gave fine en-
tertainment IN the Town Hall saturday evening
MIR H. jenkins sons are getting along the
ROCKS for the new bridge ana some nice stone has
funeral sermon Of Mr.. Eliza Burrel AT the village
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the largest piece of newly tnr,i,tked ,,j IN f,.n
is in tn, o. b. GRAY and the a,iioinin.. i.trc, Of
Freeman Partridge. Arthur Bnvl MIN now saw
lumber at short notice Logs Will be manufactured
while th. team, l. litue and tb i,l cIa.aI M, -,
one trlp. Rev Mr.. Dav. of Bucksuort. preached
an able sermon nj the. Marsh sebooJ honsc Iast
sunday and viii preach every other SUNDAY during
the ~lmluer The writer would have haj meas
ln blossom if the woodchucks-a terrible nuisance,
had not eaten them down l., tbe GRAND and ten,
Them there aItbougD a t,.a, i set Rut the b,o il,
a double wall want trans set the whole lenpth nt
wall A nm ID. raa,ly fo, business TOO Th. State
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BCCKsPoRT The seating capacity of the floor
OF Emery Hall was well tested on Tuesday evening
on the occasion of the annual address The fol
lowing Is the program Singing Of America by the
congregation. nnua! address 10y Pres. o. ID. b.
IepPtr -. - OF '"ibE / mNel Slty' singing, Quite
me- o lhou great Jeholah, by the congregation,
The subject nf the address was The kinship of
Church auG school The concert 10y Andrews
Orchestra, MIR. L. Is Han, cornct '"uist, Mr.. q i.
Van eantvoor, flute s0oist, assisted 10y Miss +. De
Motto, soprano, Mrs +. VI. Godfrey, contrallo, and
Mrs. \. T. Page. accompani,t W Wednesday, evening.
was Il grand success. The hail was well filed and
attractive program WAS presented. Mr.. Hal
play as an encore to his solo Annie Laurie and
after No on The program by request he played
the Lost Chord. Mrs. Godfrey by request sang
Star of Love, with violin obligato by Miss sara r.
Simonton. As an encore to the flute solo Mr. Van
eantvoord PLAYED piccolo solo which pleased tine
audience very much. Miss DE Motto sang "Somc-
body us an encore to her solo. The concert was
one of the best we have had . Thursday morning
was clear and at 30 a. m the hall was filled floor
and gallery. After music bv the orchestra the fol-
lowing order Of exercises were presented in very
pleasing manner Prayer by Rev. A. : Ladd of
Bangor Music: Salutatorv Oscar Storer Morrill,:
Influence, Josie NJ. Buckley, Bucksp0rt; Chinese
Gordon Henry L. Nevens, Bucksport: Education,
Annie l.. Ronev, Frankfort The Resources of the
West John n Swazey Bucksport: Liberty Annie
NJ Hall Buckspnrt; The Pilgrim Mothers c. Isa-