The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-17

dress party of young folks was given at the
residence of Hon. S. L. Miken, in this city. on
Wednesday evening. Gov. ROBBIE guest.
The fifteen original owners of the Temple
Heights camp ground at Northport, transferred the
property. one day last week. to the corporation.
The prospect Of building another season is good
Mr.. Fred Winters mentioned last week as having
learned the embaming and undertaking business
has returned and is now employed at J. C. Thomp-
& Sons. Special attention will be given to the
undertaking business. Mr.. Thompson now feels
competent to undertake any in this line and
feels entirely sure he can give satisfaction See
! advertisement in another column.
WALDO The annual cattle show and fair will
be held Tuesday Oct. 18th at the usual place If
stormy on that day first fair day after -. Those
who have begun digging potatoes report great
many scabby ones, which are unit for table use.
Corn is rpening nicely and some good traces will
be shown at the fair. The bean crop Will not be
quite up to former years, the rust having damaged
the crop to some extent. Stock of all kinds is
looking well, and there is not 50 much for sale as
formerly. The hay crop is good in quality far
mers think il will feed well.
TROY 4 liberal delegation of our citizens at
tended the FAN Al Bangor ami were much pleased
with the exhibits All were satisfied that Maine
can lead in all kinds of Mr., George Scavey
amt wife left last week for Auburn where Mr.. ;.
ha- a good situation as foreman in shoe factory
....Ia-t week Elias >eavey and FRANKLY >eayeN,
Mis-. Miuie seavey, George ley and wife, p. NJ
Prenti9- and wife speu, a pleasant tay at Weeds
shore, BurnHam, fishing ami sailing ...~eyen star
Grange of Troy is hotln. weekly meetings which
ere well attDnict Programme Of last meeting ITS
follows select reading by Miss Mile >cavey ana
Mis- Bertha Hil}mar. song ana music by : +.
Doak, Jessie Coos defamation oy c. A. Chase.
Programme nf neNt meeting a> given out by
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No~rvulE. Mr. Et1 ID Ravrcs and Mrs
Emma Me.-er Nave returned r,m their pleasant
"Trip to Islesboro Rev g. burlington pre- ache, his
farewell sermon at 30 Moutville last sunday. He
is soon to cummeucc abors with church in Iowa,
ami viii move Ei- family there .Judsoa Wigsin
mad his leg tanned quite la, recently white atwork
on rocks. Miss Raypes of Bangor is visiting in
towu....H l. Pavson mas returned from Boston,
where he mas been on business He is now engaged
introducing school books for the firm of Porter Il
Coates Frank Pail while at work in the field of
Ia Batchelder. accidentally broke his leg. DR.. j.
/ C. whitney was called and set the limb. Henry
sanford i. suffering severely with a sore foot,..
I b. F. Foster, our tax collector, saws he has nearly
5000 turned over to him for collection. Taxes are
about one fifth higher in town than last wear. Many
attach blame to the collector for their tax being so
high when it rests with them for voting to raise the
money After they vote to raise a certain amount
of course it must be collected. VIM. Perkins and
1 son of Nashua, \. H, have been visiting friends
/ bere...W Wood Nickerson has moved on to the
/ Sprowl place.
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b.yo ,,.,,. 4, Io-to thu. larter to M, treated for
,aafrl. ty.,,at, Grant ia. ,one f., orono 10
s.n,oi Nil. EVE Grant has q large class in nu
Sic Bert Durham is at Castine 10 school....R. y
Coison has gone to Augusta lhe trustees OF lhe
farh VIII meet at lle Io"n h"" oS'ur''F u '''lS
wees Y MAKE hha Arrange He''vS ~ 'te '"'''IiS
fair some n'ely mo'tins Is Witnessed AT 'he P'lA
saturday Afternoons. The band boys VIII run the
lance at the Io"n mai. R"th fair hlShl7- r. y.
stevens will get me supper tor thenl'.... The post
talk % erecting a soldiers monument IN town.
The cheese Is being sold readily at the factory at
cents per pound. About 300 bushels OF cranoer-
ries will he harvested in town this year York n
Newcomb have built a new dam at their lnill-..
Albert Neweomb found tine swarm Of bees in the
woods recently amt large lot Of honey taken.