The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-22

sEARsMoNT F.W. Gowen lectured at the village j
last Friday evening on Temperance and Prohibition
as enforced by Phrenology aud Physiology E.
cellent music was furnished for the occasion. He
lectured at Appleton Saturday evening.
LIBRARY. Miss Mary Pierce, of this city, is
about 10 open circulating library at the store of
John Carrie. She has secured fftv members who
have paid $3.50 each. First class books will be
bought the members having the readiog Of them
free. Those not members wilt be allowed to take
out books by paying for their use.
| FREEDOM. Few. NJ. Wright, of Baugor Theo-
logical Seminary supplied tbe pulpit last Sunday in
place OF Eeg r. p Gardner, who is visiting the
Bub.. Miss Bertha PendeAter has class in elo
"ution at the academy. Miss Pendexte was
student of NJ G. Institute in Pitisieid when your
correspondent was there aud is RENE nte' ed as a
fine eocut ionist. The students of the Academy
will have sociable at Grange Hall next Friday
! night. All are invited... Or. A. j. Billings who
recently reformed from visit to Canada reports
very pleasant trip.
HEAD OF TIE TIDE, BELFAST There is quite
RIVALRY among our citizens 10 see who produce
the largest apple. d. r. Maddocks heads the LIST
thus far He has an apple that measures IL inches
In cir and weighs IA o. Mr.. ia res Bucklin has
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one winch measures l. inches and weighs lI2. o.,
and Frank Giibretn has one which measures l2a
lnches and weighs liz oA......Rev. J. A. Ross
preached a very able sermon last sunday to al at
tentiye audience. The ladies' sewing circle has
started again. the first one meetiug with the presi-
! dent, Mrs. b, F. Haskell.
oohNhAA' l"e weather iof the past week has
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proyinc mis- sore bv uu;ti,o. On n cont Of nai,,t
Cant. Marx PendIeton has been appointed post
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W. Snrague EST. mas gone 20 Boston wne,e he
WIZ 50 INTO "ts 1Gso; His father wiz carry on ms
aro,n,I t,o cntnnnr . ra,, titys 900 IN hnt Nh, ,,e
prompt assistance of lde neighoors would nave
oeeH .otai 'oss ~. bllS7 ESP AS '''N coi'ec
JACKSON. Nv Silas I. Stearns, died about mid
night last Saturday of heart disease. tie had been
to Brooks win lge aftcl aoon with his team and
got a barrel % -four and had done his chores as
usual, but retired early saying he was not feeling
very well. His wife was awakened in the night by
his gasping, and, thinking he was dreaming, spoke
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rENoBsco". Richard Bowden Is building a
o"e''ns mouse ana "A barn on the new ROAD near
tue "eep prooA' frtnN vi tle'heni Is ppHf!1S at
the neat or lhe Bay amt Ere" G'aN on tne Se''s-
WICK l"ad'-..Ihe hea''h ot OF" supervisor OF
schools, Mr.. sherman Lit'leiied has failed him
and by the advice of his physician he has gone 10
t spend the winter 10 The West lOdies The select
men nave appointed john r. l-i1'eieid 20 dill the
vacancy. Elias II. Perkins has gone TO Bosom
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LIBERTY. The g. A. F. entertainment was pos
poned ill Tue say evening Oct 27lh on account of
the s,orm on the l3th...Ar,hur Norton, son of A.
l.. Norton had his am broEen bv a KICK from a
horse one rov lasi weekI +. Hur,l has bougbt
The q Lewis bousa ana moved in Geo \
Stevaps b,s ,raaiI,- imnrov.d his min ward Inv
leveling of the sand bank lhat STOOD in it,. A. J.
skidn,oro u II teach school at Nor,b So,rsnont
tnis fol, and winter begfnnin,, Monday t,ef aftb.
cider Mals are in fun blast. The chldren's
Sabbath school concert sunday eyeaing at the 3sto-
fist church ia The village passed very pleasantly.
IA very large apple crop viii TIE harvested in
his locaJi,v....G ilbpIt S(r0ut, Youngest son OF
o'sp"e" o',o''' hSl' % oou'' fl''''p'' "l''' VI
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BUCRsPoRr. De,uQe En-, re Co. No hed the,r
annual election of officers at their hall Thursday
last. But few cnanses We're made from last year
g 1.-The Ladies Aid SOcier gave hated beaG
supper at ther rooms last Friday eveHing for the
purpose OF ras' 1g little mooey to he'p ineH in
tneir good work The members Of The Grammar
school with few of their f,euds have e0ioved q
sal IN Capt. Devereut.'s schooner, the Caroline
kleischer. =. Some Of our boys went 10 Brew q
Saturday and PLACED game o c base ball VIA tue
g Brewer boys. Tue first of the came our boys did
not PLAY wet bat at the close of tre eigh, iopg
The was Is to IA in favor o Buck sport. he
Brewers went % the bat on me nth ln'pg bhl
du MOI maze score, aod as 1t was ge. NJ dark ON
hoes did not play the lasL half OF the to" ng,..
Corltv attorney o. f. Fellows came DO ne ron
Ellsworth Saturday afternoon and WAS seen GA the
street WITH bright nile on his face the OF
wh.ch YVES tue ADVENT of son IN his iamy 80. Nj
John Paterson has raised aud pat "a new roof od