The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

SwANvILLE Elbridge B. Greedy and Eugene
Nckerson were elected to attend the Gland Lodge
In Portland. Cunningham Bros. are putting in a
new mill for saving long lumber. &C. II. Black
took his family to Chelsea on Monday to remain
about two months. Mrs. Jennie Hamilton, of
Belfast, is sick at Stephen Larrabces in this own.
80. Our neighbor John Royal received a call from
a stranger Saturday the 1lth 1t nine
pound granddaughter IAN teachers intending to
teach in Swanvie the coming summer re
quested to meet at the house of a. E. Nickerson
on saturday the 18th day of April, at p. NJ. for
examination. W r. Mason, A. Z. Nickcrson and
H. c. Marden Sup. School Committee.
wiSrERpoRr. The many friends of Miss Clara
Knowles both IN Winterport and in Belfast will be
pleased to learn of the good fortune that has befal
len her. She for several years matron in a
womans' prison near Boston. and while there was
Instrumental in the reform and conversion of a
Young lady belonging to wealthy family, how
died soon after her return home. Miss Knowles
very kind and attentive during her sickness,
and the family became much attached to her The
father of the young lady has recently died and has
bcqueathed to Miss knowles 81 900 in money and
five shares in the First National Bank in Framing
ham :. our Methodist pastor received temper
auce publication last Monday through the mail,
and strange to say part of it saturated with
alcohol. Who will rise to eXpiain? The up
street schools began Monday morning, Mis-
Merrill and Miss Alden teachers...... DIR. A. W.
SWEET is soon to remove to Bangor. Mr.. +. I.
Murch, of Elngwood Corner, has lately sold to
Hoston parties the bay mare Lynn She is nine
wears Old, and is by Gideon. and her dam is by Di-
rigo This mare is a fun sister to Gray Dan and
it is said, for a green horse, Is very fast.
CAMDEN Al the anchor works of W. q. Alden,
there have recently been made two unusually
heavy anchors....IIon. Edward Cushing who has
been at home for several weeks, left last week for
Portland. arrangements are already being made
for summer boarcr- NJ. Martin will open the
Mountain View House about the first of June; Is
rael Dccrow l. putting his house in order, and the
Bay View House has already been put in prime
condition. ranking amoa- the first hotels of the
state Last Thursday, the 9th inst. being the 10Th
anniversary Of Lees surrender to Grant, the day
WAS celebrated by the members Of the Geo :. Cobb
Post, g. y. II. by social gathering a supper, 4
public meeting, aui a dance in the evening. The
Ladies' Relief Corps assisted, and soldiers and citi-
zens joined in the evenings ceremonies. Tues
day evening, the It'll inst, a supper served at
Megunticook lower hall in aid OF the Law and Or
der League. About $50 net was realized Last
Thursday and Friday the pupils of Mrs. H. :.
Moore placed on exhibition at II A. Mills studio,
some OF their work in oil painting and crayon
sketches. Some ninety pieces were exhibited and
both in design and execution were a credit to
teacher and pupils....The Atventsts have been mold
ing revival meetings for some time, creating some
interest, and it is reported that several are to he
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