The Republican journal., 1885-04-02

young Of Daniel Strout, East Belfast,
fell overheard from one of the piers below II. E
Pierce's dam on Saturday last. He was rescued
but was much chilled by the icy water.
Mr.. l. J. Whitman fell on the street on Sunday,
and somewhat injured. Mr.. W. is an ex
soldier, and has just received papers which will
admit him to the National Home at Augusta
MARCH WEATHER. We learn from Mr. L. H.
Murch that the average temperature for March
was 1910, which is the coolest March for the past
twentysX years, and eight degrees colder than the
average in that time. 1t seven degrees colder
than March of last year. 1t showed on fourteen
days and rained on four. Ten inches Of snow fell
during the month.
STEAMER NOTES. Beginning April the steam
ers of the b. & B. Co. will make four trips per
week. See advertisement. The Penobscot took
her place on the route this week, leaving Boston
Tuesday night, and the Katahdin has gone into
the dry dock at Boston to be newly coppered...
The repairs the steamer Cambridge are pro-
crossing very favorably. Two boilers, surface
condenser, and a galIows frame nave been added
and the work on them is now approaching com
peton. 1t is expected that the repairs will be
finished sometime between the middle of April
and the first of May.
George w. Burkett, Belfast, announces a special
sale of dry and fancy goods for the two weeks
We ask careful reading of his advertisements.
The attention of horsemen is directed to the notcs
of the Mudgett Bros. Of this city. Thackambau is
of the best stock horses in this vicinity lie is
OF good blood, and won the stallion race at the
state fair last year See annual notice Of the Bel
fast savings bank...L. A. Knowlton Belfast, has
large stock Of fertilizers and farmers should call
At his place. He has the best Kinds in market from
which selection can be made. notice of
school committee Incorporation meeting at Win
terport'
FREEDOM. One of the new things in the village
is boxing school, and all the boys are going wild
over it, and some of them crazy--especially when
"it over inc eye MOST every little boy that can
stang "iohe can pc seen win the gloves on. 1t
P''"'''S ~ 50" De dangerous '"r I stranger 70
pass '''0"s" oui Ni""se''' h"htoh Is running mis-
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CASrINE. The examination of classes at the
High school took place on Tuesday, pnd of the
Intermediate and Grammar schools on Wednesday
of last week. The High school graduated six, the
Grammar eight and the Intermediate five. The H.
:. graduating exercises were held in town han on
flowing The parts were all performed in an
excellent manner eliciiine ,nurb praisa The class
reception was held ON Friday evening" II was .
social gathering enliveneu win .peerhes ANA SIM.
piled with cake and ices. There wa ,,ncin,, +,
conclude fine measures of the evauina Ato,n,ot
ing of the school committee the SAM, Teacher. for
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The bonsa and 1ot hold Nv, th. trnstoos ~, ,bo
Crawford estate for,,a,lr or.,uiod b, IT
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the afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Bradford Of Thorn,like.
- Rev d. Bracket il, reuortel as uuit. IN from
affection of the lungs and unable 10 attend to his
pa StDral duties. IUSplh Ham has been drawn tO
serve on the trayers, Jury for April term of $ J.
Court... Alton j. Webb has bought the farm lately
owned and occmied by r. r. Morse I'm this TOWN
THE largest stock of logs seen there. for many
year, is uow in Tasker 4 GoulJ,s mill ward. J.
H. Cook h,. Also 4 large lot Of shor; lunber at hi
,bnr,. mill. hi. high repnI,tion as :, shinoe saw
vrr cnusin, ,an,. Iivin,, Homo distance fron, tha
min 10 ha,I their l,,nohnr here and b,va if ,,en
ready for the coming season 4 very fine line Of
omen and tom hu.r,rie Nothan,s work has an an,-i
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small admission, fa. v,s chargad and the ,et "a
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