The Republican journal., 1885-09-10

Is peCteu tlldI Dy november water Will be Drought
from Oyster River Pond to Rockland. Camden
will then be supplying the city of Rockland with
the pure, crystal waters of Chickawaukie and Oys-
ter River lakes. The Grand Army Posts, of Cam
den Rockport and Lncolnville, are to make an
excursion to Hurricane Island aud Carver's Har-
Dor, on the steamer Queen City next Wednesday.
STOCKTON. Mr. Lyman Costigan and family left
for their home in Minneapolis last Monday. Miss
Emma Mudgett accompanied them and will visit
her sister, Mrs. Andrew Staples, who resides in
that city. MRS. Joseph H. Hartman and child
left by train Monday to join her husband in Port
land Oregon where he is employed on a tug boat.
Mrs I. NJ Richardson returned home last week
from Cleveland, Ohio, where she has been the past
two months visiting relatives. Capt David Berry
has been obliged 10 resign command of his bark
Jessie Loring in Havana. account of poor health,
and is expected home this week. Two cellars on
Fort Point have been completed and another will
be begun in Il few days. Capt. Charles Sanford 5
house is raised and work going on rapidly. J. W.
Thompson, Esq, has moved into one of the COM
panics houses formerly owned by Leonard Clifford
aud will remain this fall and winter and superin-
tend The bulldog of several cottages Capt. David
Ames is making extensive improv ements ON his
buildings and grounds. Fort Point Hotel was
closed 10 the public last week and is in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Hartman
UNITY 5. 5. Berry returned from Montana
Friday evening. B. b. Cook came with him aud
viii spend the winter in Maine if his business per
/ nt5.... There has been considerable sickness In
/ iuWn for the past month. Mrs. \. Ii. Clark Is
/ slowly recovering from slow fever. Wesley
/ Parsons of Thurndike died very suddenly. He was
taken sick saturday night after doing a hard days
/ work, and lived until Wednesday night. DR. 5. W.
johnson Of Belfast called in consultation, and
I performed the operation for hernia. The opera
1 ton was splenidy performed, but as portion Of
TIE hernia was Of long standing il mortified very
quickly, and the patient died from modification.
&. Z, stevens entered span Of matched horses at
tn" f Fair and took the biscuit II e has the best
matched horses IN the State. They are beauties.
Beng Hunt lost fine year old colt from tet
AIMS. The colt received an injury to the leg which
produced the disease that caused its death. Mr.
Hunt valued the colt at $500 Mrs. Chas. Carter
Of Warren IS visiting friends in town.. .Everybod
I took in the n. +. F. at Bangor and all speak in
praise of the show of stock, fancy work, &C.. The
cold nights for the past week warned that winter
Is rapidly approaching and with a shiver unpack
! or thick clothing and prepare for ill.,
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WlN1ERP0Rr. Lila Howe, daughter of Wesley
and Lucy Howe, died of consumption on We,lpes.
dav last after sickness of several months The
funeral services were held at the house of her
father on sunday afternoon, conducted pv A. A
Lewis The Juvenile TemDl, of which she WAS q
member. attended the funeral in a body dressed in
their regalias. They contributed and bought !,
very beautiful wreath OF flowers for her, and a
choir of little misses from their number did
the singing while six of the young men acted as
bearers. Al the close of the services they escorted
the mourners to the cemetery, where thev had a
very appropriate little service at the grave and
each one dropped a bouquet of flowers on the
rasket, Lila was about II years OF age. She was
a member Of the NJ f. sabbath School and was an
exemplary scholar in that as well fine scholar
in the day school. Her death is sad afliicton to
i ianiliS lhe >li'ase Sohool7 began ON Mohuay.
teachers inc same as as' tefiA'' Many OF our
people attended lhe lalf al bangor last week and
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