The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-06-18

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KNoN. Mr.. John r. Patch in this town sold his
farm and portion of his personal property at auc-
ton last week. Mr.. r. W Soule. of Augusta. acting
as auctioneer Mr.. Patch will reside with his son
Mr. Geo +. Patch of Augusta, of the propri-
etors Of the Home Farm
FREEDOM. There viii be a Fourth of July ccle-
bration At this place. 1t is expected that the Grand
Army Post will parade the streets in the forenoon
and that Or. n. j. Billings will deliver an Grafton,
III the afternoon there Will be Il temperance mass
meeting addressed by able speakers.
CAMDEN. The new water company of Rockland
will obtain their supply from pond in the western
part of the town of Camden. The pipe line win
lead to a hill in Rockland, whereon will be con-
structed reservoir, service pipes running thence
to various sections of the city. Quite number of
people living near the source OF supply In Camden
will also be served. \ cargo of iron pipe has been
received from Philadelphia, and three hundred
men will begin work immediately. {, Dear
born is manufacturing very convenient appliance
of his own invention. It is tag of sheet brass cut
IN such form as TO clasp paper ticket at end
and can be easily affixed to the rim of a milk pan
at the other. The ticket bears the date Which
the milk is set and the use of The appliance thus
prevent, many mistakes in the dairy. The cost is
very little Mr.. Dearborn is also manufacturing
very handy sn all sized pruning saw. Geo. Cam
erun. while AT work i'll Carlton, Norward X Co.'S.
shpyard at Rockport, was knocked senseless by
pry No bones were broken, and his injuries are
probably slight.
NINALHAvEN. The following We're elected OIL
GERS of the Union church Sunday school on sunday
last VIM. ii. I.ittleteld supt., John Babhiige,
asst. H. Collie, sec. VIM. B. kttrdge, treas
Minnie Doyle, organist Carl A. Leaf, librarian.
The average attendance for the year mas been 40
pupils average attendance Of teachers 10 steam
tr hurricane has lowed another dead whale, fifty
feet long, to Green Island, and has another dead
one buoyed off Isle au Haul ...Geo. q. Webster Is
laying foundation for machine and wood shop,
30 by 50 feet and two stories high. Capt. stephen
Lewis of sch. David Brown, has been here ship
ping fishing crew.. Fishing vessels catching
lots Of fish, but prices rule Our cemetery is
called by many the best looking for a small
village in the state. Every stone is kept iii place.
and much work is done to beautty the premises.
Ne are pleased to see much interest manifested.
Sch. Geo. Eranard has loaded stone for WASH
Charlie x Willie stone for Philadelphia. The q.
a. Il. boys are making preparations for the Nation
al Encampment at Portland.
SwANVIiLE. Several OF the veterans of this
town propose attending the encampment at Port
land next wees. Our State Legislature very gen
erously appropriated the fun asked viz $1,000
to enable the boys to have more opportunity of
shaking hands ANA meeting their comrades face to
face after more than twenty years separation. It's
rare privilege Comrades, and let us show
appreciation by meeting in Portland and conduct.
ing ourselves as becomes good law abiding citizens
1.-The Fish Wardens have at last succeeded in
getting from the State Commissioner 10000 Land
Locked Salmon and ON Tuesday the 10th inst. put
them In Swan Lake near j. H. Lanes cottage
Quite a party came up from Searsport to witness
the operation and have good time generally. \
bountiful repaet was spread upon the table at
Lanes cottage, Capt. j. g. Nickols furnishing
coffee made by himself, all of which was duly
appreciated, as the manner in which it disappeared
attested. The same parties propose TO put in
Trout latchers at the Mill at the foot of the Lake
If arrangements can be made with the owners OF
the mill. Commissioner Stilwell brought the liSh
far as Durham where Fish Warden sullivan of
Searsport met him and took charge of them. The
fish were hatched in Coal Stream, town of Enfield
Our Scarsport neighbors are enthusiastic in the
matter and with their accustomed literally viii if
sustained and protected by the people in this
vicinity make Swan Lake one of the best fishing
grounds in the Stat. Now boys respect the Fish
LawSand we shall soon have good fishing. swan
Lake Lodge at its last meeting voted to invite the
District Lodge to meet in August with it on the
Western shore of the Lake, :. w. Lodge to furnish
coffee broWnbread and beans.
WINrERroRr. Mrs. Flora Marshall wife of
Capt. John Marshall, died on Tuesday last after a
painful illness of many months. The funeral
services were held at her home Friday after
ternoon She leaves husband and two children
TO mourn her loss....Mrs. Mary Helen Pierce,
wife of John Pierce, died Of heart disease at their
home in New York last week She was brought to
their former home at Frankfort Saturday, fuu-
era services held in the church there and the
body was brought to the cemetery for burial. She
leaves husband and three little children, as well
as large circle of friends to mourn her loss. Mrs
Pierce very talented amt accomplished lady
and was greatly respected and beloved. Her death
is felt to be sad loss by all who knew her.....
Mrs. Miller, widow Of the late George Miller died
very suddenly of heart disease Saturday after
noon. She was quite an aged lady but had been in
her usual health and had done her Saturdays bak-
ing In the forenoon She lived only few minutes
after she taken sick Mr.. John Haley is very
low. 1t is thought he can live but few days......
Miss Louise Babbidge is failing rapidly To-. Child
dren's Day Will be observed in the Methodist
church next Sunday. ...Rev. Mr.. Taylor, IA late
graduate from Andoyer, has been engaged to sup
ply the Cong. pulpit for a while. He boards at
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