The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-11-12

u'tN lOT Everett, Mass, Wnere she Is engaged to
take charge of music class and sing in a church
choir. Miss Denote made many warm friends
during her stay in Winterport, and her going away
IS greatly regretted. Mrs. Albne Curtis left on
Fridays boat for Boston, where she will spend a
few weeks, and Miss Florence True for Lynn
STOCKTON. We have received the following re-
port of Grammar school, Dist No. l. Whole num-
Der of pupils attending Fall term Sc; average at
tendance 30 Those not absent or tardy were
Florilla Berry, Mary Barrett Alice Crocker, Har
ry Griffin Sanford Griffin, Eugene Patterson and
Charles Staples. Absent one-halt day each Alice
Hichborn, Lizzie Colcord and George Harrington
The scholars attending the Intermediate school,
Lillian staples teacher, who have not been absent
day during the term just closed are: Lotte Berry,
Lorcna Berry, Jennie Ellis, Grace Griffin Carrie
staples, Evelyn Colcord, Ellie Dickey, Allie seger
Josie Lancaster and Raymond Smith.
IsIEsBoR0 temperance meeting was held al
tnlon Hail last Wednesday evening In the interest
of the Good Templars. NJ. J. Dow of Brooks, G.
W Counsellor, appeared in behalf of the Order A
committee appointed to take the matter of the
reorganization Of South Islesboro lodge into imme
date consideration, and it Is thought the work will
be done al an early date. A large and fourishing
lodge sustained here for some years. and the
~ the interest the lodge members took in the mat
ter. u Is also thought that lodge might be insti
tujei nj The North End aud Mr.. Dow will make
arrangements To speak there Mr.. L. y. Gil
key has rebuilt his store lately destroyed by fire.
anl viii soon occupy it.
TH0RNDIkE. Philip Blethen harvested az bush
els Of green peas from d of an acre Of land and
soii them July 81, realizing slO97. July 4th he
planted the same piece OF land TO urnips and Oct.
II harvested IS bushels. He has sold p bushels at
~ rt7 per bushcl Mr. B. has harvested from 81 of
Hn acre Of land 45o bushels of turnips, heets and
carrots this season, and your correspondent IS in
receipt Of one Of the turnips which tips the scales
al go los Leslie Higgins lost two nice cows and
g TWO leal "li pull last week One died Tuesday
ana one Wednesday and the last one Thursday
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iHe maiter Of instituting lodge of Good Templars
ana s7t Friday evening dark ana muddy as ii was
some twenty persons became members of the new
l'.ge In Waldo Co. to be called Lebanon. They
acre to meet Wednesday evenings in a hall to he
duel ZIP for special use. The lodge was organized
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ID" "'IA WIN inc proper instruction. Some Of the
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movements ~ lhe loIowlhg INST OF charter officers
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M"KitLL- Inc revival meetings In this place
nave resulted IN powerful reformation. Some
twenty-five converts have been made, backsders