The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

See The Traditions OF the Elders, by H. B. Ward
well, first page.
Col. Phlo Hersey, of this city, goes to Unity on
Saturday to deliver a Memorial address.
A small sum of money has been found in the
store of H. A. Starrett Co. Call at the store and
prove property.
| Many complaints are made against fast driving
on our streets Pedestrians, particularly children,
are frequently in danger Of being run over
| While the dust was blowing so terribly on Tues
day, every said off the sprinkler to be start
ed this season, now is the time" Who will take
this matter in charge?
One of the most artistc signs In town is the one
just painted by Percy sanborn, and put up over
the market of Field Il Carter. The fish, Holsters,
CLANS, &C., are as natural as life
Aparty of four, Messrs. j. w Frederick, Charles
Baker, A. A. Howes and Albert c. Burgess drove
from Belfast to W arren, on Tuesday, and witness
ed the catching Of aewives in the river The
OF FISH is very good.
Grass has got good start, and it looks as though
we shall have fair hay crop in this vicinity Some
of the farmers in the interior towns say. however,
that the is very thin and they do not look for
more than an average crop.
non rrcu AlWoou, OF " lntern0rt mas sent us q
| handsome colored Autograph illustrative Of the
| manufactures of Gregg & Co.. which include the
Meadow King Mower and rake Gregg reaper and
rake, and plow sulky. MIR Atwood is the New
England gent for the company.
Wesley Webber. the Boston artist, a native of
Monroe waldo county, recently exhibited about
50 new pictures painted paper. in oil coors, the
paper being specially prepared the back for the
purpose. The Boston Herald says. "Some most
interesting effects are obtained by this process,
which is original with +. Weber.
As an illustration Of the rapid depreciation of
vessel property CITE the of the ship Ivan
hoe Of Belfast, recently sold at san Francisco.
She built in this city in 1864 at inc cost of
$l64 900 and has been sold for $4,000 She was
of the finest bult vessels that hoated Her cost
large, owing to tn, initiation Of the currency at
that time.
rho dcyicc gotten up "A Nr r H. Francis, Of
tnis Why AUDI exhibited III the vuDjow Of his shoe
store, representing colured man sewing shoe,
and coiorcd woman throwing M her arms, has
been 9oid to a shoe firm in Holyoke. Mass aud
now adorns the new proprletors show window.
The device is very ingenious one and attracts /
attention wherever exhibited,
Personal. MIR Charles j. Burgess, WHO is
somewhat i'll, went to Boston last weck hoping the
change will be beneficial to him. as we hope it may
be....Amos Clement, Of this city to Seal Har-
Dor, Mt. Desert, saturday, TO make ready for
summer buartiers. George f. Bracket of this
city. Grand Secretary, left Friday for Toronto
Canada, to attend the annual session OF the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge, Of the world, l, o. O.. I.
He will be absent about ten days.. Mrs. J.
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wavs read With interest The J,urral Office ba,Ia
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Monday and visited the schools Mr.. trie1e
says that Maine men are very numerous in the
west and The most cnterpr,ing people When
Maine settles IN new colony his first thought
Is to erect school house ana next a church Mr. F.
pronounced the Belfast schools tirst-clss, and
said the High school Wis ahead of any ho
has visited in Maine......Tne commercial SAYS
that Geo. Z Field ESQ. the general agent
for srull 4 Brndlev'- Insurance agency, Bos-
ton, passed through Bangor Monday morning
ON his wuy to Moo.ehead Lake Mr. C. A. IIlrri-
man. for a number III wear. in the employ Of Uoyes
4 CHI hl> resigned hi- position there ami will learn
the iewchy business with II. f.. Naturalization
Monday, Mr. +. IL Francis of tu~ cirr, drove tu
Patttns Pond To Join the fishing party # Field and
West They viii return nome To-day. MIR, r \. /
H. Pu49onry and children, of Bangor, and Mrs, =
H. i}etle were IN the city on Tuesday. The latter
lolns per husband " Lorenzo Dow, of
fiurhtih. formerly OF Belfast was In townon Iues
daF,.--lhe Boston correspondent of tne Christian
Mirror writing of visit to the office Of The Con
sresalionaIIst says OF Belfast lady AT her desk
IN the middle room Is Miss Frances Dyer the only
htly on me stan amt very earnest interchangeable
Maine woman she is.'.. Hon Jacob sleeper has
been elected President Of The Massachusetts, Tenn
perancc society.
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