The Republican journal., 1885-10-15

The first special delivery letter received in this
city came on Tuesday.
The Monroe cheese factory has closed operations
and the cheese will soon be ready for market.
A. J. Condor and 1. H. Harmon, of Belfast, were
In New York on Saturday and witnessed the explo-
sion of Flood Rock in He'll Gate passage.
Street commissioner Wilson is building new
sidewalk from Masonic Temple to the corner of
spring street The walk will be a line with the
Walk In front of the Temple building.
special train containing the Railroad Commits.
sloners President Sewa and Superintendent Tuck
er and several other railroad officers arrived in
Belfast Tuesday afternoon ona tour of inspection.
Dr. W. II. Winsow and party in yacht Pilgrim
arrived at Boston on Friday last, ten DAYS from
Belfast. Doctor W. writes that he went into Bos-
ton In gale of wind The passage was long and
rough.
FREE VACCINATION. Dr. 5. W. johnson, city
physician, is now prepared to vaccinate, free of
charge, all citizens, agreeable to vote of the city
council. ONCE hours from $50 to D. m. and from
| to 9p. m.
! Monday, the 18th, was the birthday of Mr. Will
Quimby, and his parents, Mr. md Mrs. j. IL. Quinn
BY treated him to 4 pleasant surprise by inviting
friends and relatives to progressive euchre party
| in the evening.
George &. Patterson, son of Robert Patterson, at
foor's Mills, Belfast. died on Sunday of conaump-
uon aged 30 years Some time ago Mr.. Patterson
went TO California for his health but not recover.
ing he returned recently.
column Of local news will be found on the first
page Of this weeks journal, ana on the fourth page
an interesting genealogical sketch of The PARTRIDGE
family. The correspondence Is also OF local inter
est, and on the first page there Is a variety of
| Maine news.
CLOSED Cr Beginning on Monday last the
stores and places Of business in this city, with few
exceptions, closed at O'Clock >. m. This arrange.
meni viii continue until next spring. The stores
viii remain open until on saturday evenings and
| all the week during the holidays.
GOOD TEMrLAK NOTES Rev. H. C. Munson. &.
" e. T., and NJ. !. Dow, g. W. c., are to make a
tour of Franklin county. beginning Tie last Of this
week Itis expected that several lodges of Good
Iemplars Will be INSTITUTIONAL lodge Of Good
rempnr- 70 be called Enterprise" was instituted
at Freeport Monday evening, oct ETH, by NJ. j.
Dow, OF Brooks. They start with 5G charter mem,
bers and are to meet Monday evenings.
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ALLNn 7I,iNIl DEMONSTRATIONS. man
styling himself Dr. I. Warren, assisted by another
gave an entertainment cor,r,,ai ~ a., 90 Ma, i;t
.e- ''.' P'''' W ''''"''' spun II
manifestations In the Belfast Opera House Monday
evening. We have failed to find any ono who was
present, but good many have expressed the opln.
ION mat such performances should be prohibited.
a Stockton correspondent writes an Indignant LEI
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~ N'''''i't's RECENT eA'lI'Htioh III That town ny
| the same parties.
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i,,g at West Fr,pkfort owned nv Rev Atwood =
Brown and occupied by J. W. Hobbs ,s . Store
ana postotct. wa burnct ON S,,n,a,. ,n,,r,i,,
its entire contents. Mr.. Hobbs ,nd f,nt,r wnrs
absent al the time, and when the fire va. ,.ry.,
eli the flames IAN made ,,,iI ,,r,res, .,,h, orii
OF me fire is unknown. but roll az ,,,l, r,pr in
the bushes leads some 10 think th, y,oro,ot
been burgIarized and fred. MIR Holm. r,,s n,.t
master ana Iived I'll The same building ueva-ip.
sured Oh stock and furniture Al, 800 The IutIitpc
was insured for$7O0
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yuce Union N sboprh,t ,,,rrsho,t .,l, ,,tI,.,-,
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Yesterday aftcrnoop rito ,,,,nI., ~ <;,,,,,,,
Tea merchants assembled On board the lltaugtttr
Noble comnander G,hiai pr.i SIZE ""S 70 "ei
One of the leaciiug merchant in hsntng The naa
" ["p'' nll, sail IL was 10 commemorate the
Shanghai steamer To enter The nort aftot. tI Iat4
troubles and also as q mark Of their esteem, show
ais tuo 1911. atiou thes uau Always ietl at ms
his vessel In ronnIrson Ni-nr it ,,r, .'.'
and happiness 70 Captain Pratt and his officers. III
r,ry not,d , Iti' Ihhe LLehl a2r utli
self, his officers and ship Tnc na- was linen boi,t
t,l a.nIst savo y crackers, amt cheers from ths
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len NIGHTS IN lar Room Mr. Charles I'll
Clark's company will on Monday evening next
present al the Belfast Opera House the great
Temperance play entitled Ten Nights in Il Bar
Room OF TINS play Mrs Harriet Becchcr Stowe
says - believe /. r. Arthur's novel of Ten Night.
IN Bar Room is the most thrilling temperate,
work ever read. Many ask, Is it a story dealing
wholly with bar rooms,' In answer, SAY NOS II
points with ife-ike fidelity to all the evils produce,
by that fearful monstcr-rum." The oli theatre
goers of Belfast will remember Charles H. Clark
who, eighteen wears ago, delighted our people. II,
was then proprietor ola company known As Wilson
" Ciurks Theatre Company, md played in Belfast
to full houses t,r weeks Mr.. Clark -ttll retains
hl- od time vigpr. The sale Of reserved -r0t- wlJ
open 1t Poor Il Sons on Fr.iay oct 49,
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of ,i.. l,n,fo.t ci,,. .o.f, n.I', ~, ,r,.,,,
evonin,, The con,n;ttno Il, hon, .,forr,i tr
,t. !, ,s,.o,t,t,,, ~, ,;,.,,a i,.t, =, t,t'
street between Church and High street made 4 re-
port This street is on the southern boundary oil
the Lowney lot. 50 called, recently purchased by
Thos. b Dip.more The street il not uscJ Mr.
Dinsmore claimed 1t belonged to his recent nun
chase and fenced it up The committee report