The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

Inc lire Is supposed TO he the work OF an lncen-
diary.
PROSPECT. Daniel Dockern has completed his
new barn. Miss Minnie Libby of Minneapolis,
is visiting her grandfather, Mr.. Willard Mudgett
REV. Mr.. Day spoke Sunday from the oath
chapter Of Joshua and 18th Il should have
said pieces instead of squares in Mrs Luther
Mudgett's quilt last week. Mrs. Horace Little
field is visiting friends in Searsmont. MIR. Hosea
Littlefeld has very handsome colt for which he
has received an offer from parties in Massachu-
sets. Mrs WILDER Grant, of kingman, is visiting
at Gooding Grants.
STOCKTON. Miss Celestine Schaller of Hastings,
Mimi, was visit to the family of j. G. Lam
bert last week. She was much pleased with the
beautiful scenery and varied landscape of Maine,
and greatly enjoyed diet of salt water fish and
CLANS. She says she will make longer tarry at
her next visit. The Fort Point House is filling up
with summer visitors. each day bringing new
rivals. The house and grounds have been put in
c&cclent order, and guests will find pleasant
home both for rest and recreation, as landlord
Lee is celebrated for looking after the comfort and
enjoyment of his patrons. +. +. Staples and S.
A. Rendel have repainted their stores in colors;
pleasing contrast to the white of so many years..
Capt John Pi.nno left on Saturday last to again
take command of the ship Mercury. egoes to st.
John, TO load lumber for Australia Farmers
are up TO their eyes haying. There will he a fair
crop harvested.
MONROE. Raging began in good earnest this
week, About onc-third more will be cut this year
than last Help is in good demand and 81 per day
is paid. MIR. Lula Atwood who has been teach
ii,,r in he t,rp At
a visit and will to the the first of Au-
gust. John NeaIlcv is at home from Boston a
visit. Mr.. +. 4. Piper has been reappointed as
special pension agent, his term having expired
June 30th... Rev. Mr.. IIincbley, of Bangor held
services at the church last sunday Miss Nora
VI. Iufkin has returned from Boston accompanied
by MIs +. +. Wilson and family and Miss Hattie
Wood from Jamaica Plain, who viii spend few
weeks here. Miss Lufkin has been much benefited
by her treatment while absent. Thomas Emery
Ianahee was arraigned Friday before rria JUS
lice Bulzeil, complaint of Lizzie NJ. Haskell for
an assault He WAS bound over and failing to
recognize was committed.
TROY. TAc weather hereabOuts is variable as
mans temper ami that means that 1t is mighty
5;riin." Owing to badw Gather much hay has been
cnt until this week Business will he lively for the
rest of the month. II. y. Harding is improving
in health. ...John IL. Bagiey mas received pension
and a cneck for sl&35. ..R. 4. Stone has sold his
farm To Mr. Berry of Troy, who lately received a
pension with arrears of fifteen hundred dollars,..
The dance at the Grange Hall July Bird was a sue
Miss Nellie Ueald leaves town for Brooks
where she has a situation in Goron's pant factory
80. George Pratt, oar local blach smith, had his
am badly hart while shoeing a green colt last
week. Freeman Prescott is milking twenty-thrce
COWS aud puts the milk into the cheese factory al
DiNmunt Tier are some very line stock horses
in town. B. f. Harding has very handsome one
by Won MoltEc, and Newell Ba2ley has one by Il son
OF Giibrcih hHoA....W iuaow Seavcy Is at home
from Lewiston On "A visit. Frank Ferguson and
wi e, who havc been visiting ir.end, in town. have
lcttlncd home TO Lowell, Mass...... Seven Star
Grange sill hold no more meetings until after hay
img.
CAMDEN. \ new cottage City has been started
this year at the foot of Lake Megunticook, ON
Canaan Lake, Camden. several new cottages have
been opened the last fcW weeks. Last week three
lots were bought by George Hill, a Boston mer
vhqnt... Capt. Thomas Fitzgerald died at his home
IN RocEport July :, aged - years He sailed
many wears for John s. Emery & Co, of Boston
Banks and Altoona, and lately in the schooner St
Groin. About six months ago he received An inJu-
~ to hi- spine, caused by fall, which resulted in
para yei,. Capt Fitzgerald was born in Goulds-
ooro, Me-, and went to sea when a boy. He was
man of HE s,rictest integrity and correct habits
and was highly respected He leaves u widow and
one son.....-M More anchors made at Camden
thau at any other place in the United states. Hun
pieces cut up into short lengths by powerful shears
These small pieces tied up in bundles, heated
and forged into snanks llukes, palms or rings by
The trp-hamners The anchors turned out some
times weigh from $4,000 to $1,000 pounds. w. J.
Alden makes them.....An excursion of 300 of the
Bangor society Of United Friends and others visit
Ell Camden Monday afternoon on the steamer
katthoIn.
IsLEsBoRo. summer visitors are beginning to
arrive i'll force. The Cimbra on her down trip
saturday brought quite a number. The Seaside
House has already quite company considering
the drawback in opening and advertising this
spring. The cottages along the shore nearly
all filled and things are beginning to show quite a
lively aspect. Hewe. Point is booming This year.
Two new cottages have been built this season and
the old ones are nearly all occupied. They are do
iu-s considerable work on the grounds and streets
and the place bids fair to become q very handsome
ls Wen as pleasant resort...A telephone line, the
first ever built i'll this town. has been run from the
big house of +. H. Tibbets to the store of +. 5.
Prndletou n Co., and will prove very handy in or
dcring ed;blcs.. The season here otherwise has
been dun with very little business. The salmon
fishers however, have had a bonanza this year
The Ia, collectors are abroad at uOOnUay and
be unto the poor delinqucnts whom they chance to
meet by the wayside....A very sad incident hap
poncl here last week Joseph Knowles, farmer
living on Acre Island, died very suddenly of heart
disease at his home, and the same day his young
er brother, Mr.. f. r. Knowles, died in Lynn, Mass.
The former found dead in his barn and the
latter dead on a settee on the common. He was
discovered by policeman who thought he was
asleep and upon trying to awaken him found him
stone dead. They have one sister living in this
town
BUCksroRT. Quite large party went to Fort
Point in Capt Deverau'.' schooner, the Caroline
kreischer, last Thursday and had a very pleasant
sail. strong breeze prevailed all day and the
party arrived home just as the shower W S coming
ut;....We noice that Judge A. b. Ames has put
quite stock OF crockerg and Yankee notions into
the store recently vacated by J. A. Homer. We
wish him success in his new enterprise. Carl ID.
Buck. a student at Yale College, came home Friday
to spend thc long summer vacation....0. f. Eel
low caught a good sized salmon with a hook and
line Saturday while fishing just below Verona Park
...Mis5 Mary sullivan, who has been sick for
some time of consumption, died saturday. .Lor-
EMO d. Harrington died at his home Sunday after
long sickness....T There is to lie grand concert