The Republican journal., 1885-02-19

for the Belfast Post office when a vacancy occurs
and his canvass is being pushed by energetic
friends, who are confident of final success
Mr. Hawkins, Of Waldo who contracted to build
the new road from the Northpert Camp Ground to
Saturday Cove has completed the contract but the
road has not been accepted. A good deal of work
has been done this winter.
LUNCH Room. Mr.. Edwin Frost has opened a
lunch room in connection with his grocery store
first door above the Coliseum building Main street
Lunches, meals, hot tea and coffee served from
A. NJ. to $50 P. NJ. Also groceries of all kinds See
advertisement.
Theyoungest daughter of Capt. James H. Perkins
aged nearly four years, died in this CITY ON Mon.
day The child had diphtheria but had nearly re-
covered when a relapse, brought on by cold,
caused her death The parents have the sympathy
of the community.
CHURCH NOTES The subject of Rev i !, Ro.s
sunday morning sermon at the North church will
be ono Night in Heaven"-a continuation of I,st
Sundays sermon ...Rev. W. II. Williams win
lecture at the NJ. f. Church next sunday evening
Subject: The Right Handle.
The STORM. The ea7ttrlv gale and SNOW storm
of Monday night was one ot the most severe Of the
N.
being very fine near approach to- Il blilzlri
The wind blew gale which driftcd the snow hadIv
the walks being almost impossible, The storm was
very severe on the coast
/ A gay wedding party assembled at the house. Of
John n. Stewart, in this city On Thursday of E,-t
week, to witness the marriage ceremony between
his daughter Lily 5. stewart, amt CAPT John w.
Jones The services were performed by Rev. ",
/ II. Williams. The wedding presents were uumer
| Gus. The newly married couple tv,t ia the llain
/ for a short tour in Massachusetts.
! The two polo clubs formed Eli Capt Coo.nb,' rink
in This city, are composed ~ the following mem-
bers IL. II Garter, IN, captain, Walter walker,
Willis Gates, Charles jay, Albert Fortier and viii
Rivers; win Gordon, captain, A lie Wells, John
Clifford, Leon Ieaton, Charles Coonhs aud Tho~
West The rink has been put in condition for tine
/ players, who are now engaged in prarticing
NEW ENTERPRISE. The basement IF tie Noe
factory annex is being ftte up and ha- been easca
4 to Henry o. Dodge of this city. who will mauufac-
ture pants. Mr.. Joshua Pendetou is connected
with him. Machines viii be put into The room and
run by power from the shoe factory, Tie pauts
are sent from Boston firm, Mr.. Dodge vii con
tinue his vest business on High street where ne
| employs seventeen hands.
a Portland despatch says Edwin p. Treat of
1 Frankfort was sentenced to Jail for seven months
for taking Illegal fees in procuring pensions.
Judge Colt. Circuit Judge has ordered a writ of
issue to the Circuit Court, and the further
execution of said sentence 10 be stayed Trrat
gave bonds to prosecute said writ to effect, and
is under $4,000 bonds to appear IN said Court lie
will be brought before the court on writ OF
| habeas corpus
Ice. Messrs. Sibley 4 Townscndarr doing good
deal of work at their ice privilege Little River.
They nave raised their wharf four feet, and pint IT
in good condition for shipping purposes, ami re
| built one of their ice houses. new tramway has
been built on air line from the houses to the
pond, instead OF following the road formerly,
and there is now telephone connection between the
| houses and The city. Preparation, are ma,e for
eating large quantity Of ice.
Capt Isaac Clark died at his home ON High street,
| Tuesday night. aged 81 wears. Early Sunday
morning he was stricken with paralysis while in
bed, from which he never rallied Capt. Clark was
the Of Capt Isaac Clark, and was born in Bel
fast He kept a saloon NOW the upper
! Store of Geo W Burkett, and was very pros.
porous. subsequently he was captain of a cotst-
| ing vessel and for Il few ears he hai run II small
pleasure yacht ON the bay. Hi first wife and two
sons died. some time ago. He was married Il ,ec3ud
| time and his wife survives him.
GRAND ARMY NOTES. The annual cncampmrnr
Of Maine G. A. r. was held at Thoma-tou Ola Tu-7-
day. Owing to The storm Of Monday night Itn--
4 nowells boat lid not leave l:urk- Sort IL l,.,-
| tised, 50 no one from This vicinity attended Tu.m
a, II Marshall Post elected the following del,- .;--
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