The Republican journal., 1885-07-30

Belfast's phenomenal pitcher phenomed at Ban
gor on Tuesday.
Street commissioner Wilson is building new
walks on High and lower Main street.
James 7. Tanning the well-known actor and
great representative of the character of "Uncle
Tom," who has frequently played in this city, died
in the Deer Island Hospital, Boston, Mass, on the
18th inst
horse owned by NJ. r. Cooper ran from the
Shoe factory building Monday to the foot of
Spring street. The runaway horse struck the ice
team of the Shaw Bros. and badly injured one of
their horses.
F. w. Gowen. of Freedom, will shortly go to
New York for the purpose of attending the Ameri-
can Institute of Phrenology, and during the com
ing winter will lecture in Northern Maine. He will
at all times say a word in behalf of temperance.
Large quantities of coal are the passage to
Belfast. schs. St. Johns and C. T. Sibley Al load
ing in Philadelphia for the Maine Central; the Pa
latka at New York for Swan 4 Sibley Bros; the
Fannie A. Gorham, at New York for Benz. Hazel.
tine.
Work is progressing on the burned district, and
Messrs. Howes and Lancaster are getting the
foundation ready for new buildings Now that the
hotel project on the burned district has been aban-
doned Mr.. Lancaster says he will erect stores
the site of the American House. Mr.. Bean has also
commenced to rebuild.
\ telegram reached this city Wednesday after
noon announcing the death, in New York city, of
Mr.. ellison Carman, aged 50 years. Mr.. Carman
was wen and favorably known in this city where
his family usually pass the summer season. Mr..
Carman the father of Mrs. o. W. Pitcher, late
Of Belfast, but now of Colorado
Rev. Mr.. Ross and party arrived home on Tues
day after weeks yachting cruise the P. NJ.
Bonnie. The trip included Bar Harbor, the islands
of the bay and the fishing grounds Mr.. Ross is
loud in his praise of the Bonnie and Capt. Burgess
The Bonnie Is a fine sailing craft and beat a clipper
Boston yacht an hour from South West to Bar
Harbor.
CHURCH NOTES. The Universalst church will
he closed until further notice. .For people
added to the Methodist church, in this city last
sunday ......I.er. 7. Is. Gregory will preach at
stockton, sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
W. II. Williams, at the NJ. +. church in this city
will preach Grant memorial sermon on sunday
afternoon. In the morning he viii preach at
POOr's Mills,
TEMPLE HEIGHTS. Building at this new camp
ground the shore Of Penobscot Bay is quite
brisk this season. Mark Shibles and q. H. Rich, Of
Thorndike are building a cottage. John O. John
son, l.. II. Morse, of Liberty, and Capt Pulsifer,
of New York, also building a cottage. Lumber
l..
will be erected before camp meeting commences
Its dimensions will be 80 by GO feet Three cottages
have already been completed this year. There are
now several families already encamped here,
Attention is called to the advertisement of Arnold
Harris, of this city, who is determined close out
his entire stock at last. Read his adv. Mark
Andrews, No. II Phoenix Row, has Just returned
from New York, where he has purchased new
goods in his line. Read his advertisement and
then visit his place of business....In order to
close out her line of summer goods, Mrs. L. L.
Mccarthy has marked down her stock, and those
in want Of goods in her line should embrace this
opportunity. ....>ec notice of ID. Lane, Belfast
agent for the Boston 4 Bangor steamboat line. ...
The Belfast Livery company advertises that they
have new horses and are ready TO do business
Notwithstanding the project to build hotel on
the burned district has failed the subject has not
entirely died Mr.. W. X Morrison says the
lot adjoining the Coliseum building Main street,
! is available and can be purchased at reasonable
figure. The lot owned by the Morison's Is sixty
feet front on Main, and including +. NJ. Lancasters
at the corner of Washington street, which can be
purchased, the frontage will be ninety feet while
1t runs back 200 feet. Three stores beside the
trance can be had ON Main street. Another scheme
| is to purchase the New England House and lot,
move the hotel back and erect new building. The
lot IS very desirable one and can be purchased at
| bargain This with the knowlton and Whitmore
building VIII give frontage Of l25 feet ald will
JOIN the wall of the Masonic Temple. An arched
passage way can be left for passage to the rear
Of the building This would give several desirable
stores on High street. equal to those in the Temple.
We hope this matter will not be allowed to die
out.
WALDO COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. The
next regular meeting of this Association and its
annual dinner Will be holden at the Club of Thirty
rooms Belfast, on Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, The medical fraternity is most cordially in.
yfted. The following is the order of exercises
lst--President's Annual Address, Dr. H. II. John.
son; 2nd-Paper by DR.. Persons, of Morrill,, sub
Ject, "ltiopathic Tetanus,' - 3d--Paper by DR. Kill
gore, of Belfast, subject, "Concussion of the
/ Spine" ith-Paper by Dr. Delaney, of Palermo
/ subject. instrumental Labor 5th-Paper by DIR
! >. W. johnson, of Belfast, subject "Quacks ant
| Hum0ags;" Gth-Paper by Dr. Abbott, of Winter
/ port, subject, "Abortion its Treatment and Sc
/ Iueis" Ith-Paper by Or. Atwood, of Wlnterport
/ subject, Carries of the Spine" Adjourn fol
dinner at ,. 30 p. NJ. 10 Peircc's Parlor Theatre
! The dinner soup-macaroni. Fish-hoiled hall
/ but, egg sauce. Boiled-fowl, tongue Roast
loin of beet dish gravy, loin OF veal, sauce lamb
| Cold Mcat7-corned beef, ham. Enu ees-queer
fritters, wine sauce, lettuce, radshes Vegetable,
boiled potatoes, onions, mashed potatoes, greer
corn, green peas, turnip. Relishe8-sauce, mixeC
soho pickles, lobster salad, tomato catsup, mont
serat sauce. Puddng-cottage, steamed fruit
| Pastry-apple blueberry, custard lemon. Desser
apples, nuts, oranges, raisns, ice cream anc
cake. peaches, pears, pums, tea, coffee The fol
lowing are the toasts, DIR. Elmer Small toast mast
! er; "Ihe Medical Profession" j. g. Brooks, NJ
d., Belfast 'Candide ct Constanter," j. J. Sewall
/ Nj. ID, Monroe. "Forticr, fdeliter feliciter" A
b. Bird, NJ. D., Stockton. "Nullius addictus iurart
In verba magistri," q. c. kgore NJ. d., Belfast
'Nis unita fortior," j. NJ. Fletcher, NJ d., Belfast
"finis coronat opus" Edmund Abbott NJ. ID.
| Winterport. "Yis nedicatrix natur;e," 4. A. Por
| ter, NJ d., Liberty. "Nincit amor patri;ee," NJ. T
| Dodge, NJ D., Troy. Esprit a. corps" S. W
johnson, NJ. a., Belfast.
| MONrVILLE. Robert c.. Batchelder, of Albany
y. T., formerly resident of this town. is visiting
| friends in this vicinity. Mr.. Batchelder has beel
In New York the past ten years in the wood an,
coal business. one of the tirm of Wallace & Batch
elder. The recent fire in Albany came near ruin
Ing their wood yards. The fire was stopped afte
scorching them somewhat ....A Asa Hall lost a yah
| aole COW last week. The family of j. II. Drum
mond, Esq, of Portland has been visiting friend
hnlshed having this week and report much large
crop than last year. Miss Eta Messer is visiting
| in town.
| PROSPECT. The hay crop is coming in bette
than last year. large number of farmers firishe,
last week and all will be done this week Hay will
| bring good price and everything will be CLEANED
up. The timely rains will insure a good crop o
grain for 1t never looked better The apple Gro,
will be fair for off year Summer visitors cal
now be furnished with brolers and poultry a
short notice Nearly every farm on the road ha
100 chicks to sell. Some good sized :. Blue
| berries are plentiful on Mt. Waldo raspberrie
not as plentiful last year. New potatoes ar