The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-11-11

ing IS 1st OF the scholars who ranked above , IL
attendance, arranged in their proper order, com
mencing with 10: Frank Young Lena Young
Bertha Hanson Clyde Young, Fred Dow, Ear
Nelson, Nellie Dow, Ella Nelson, l.. d. Buffers
Rose Beldin, Daisy Parmenter, Gilman Turner
Alice Osgood, Elyic Parmcntcr, Warren Nelson
and Charlie Dow.
SANDY POINT Brig l.. Staples, Capt. j. p
Showers went from Portland to Turks Island
loaded and returned to Philadelphia, all in twenty
eight days Schooner Ella, Capt. Charles Heath
has carried several loads Of lime -cask heads from
Bangor to Rockland. Schooner Cashier Capt
George Heath, carrying kiln-wood, will also
| load in Bangor. schooner Sandy Point, Capt. 5
| NJ. Grant arrived here Tuesday, from Hudson, y
\. via Boston. Mrs. William Perkins is spend
! ing a few weeks with her sons at NedforI Center
Charles Perkins and wife of >toneham Mass
| are at Capt. Enoch Perkins. -. Addison Shutc of
steamer hatahdin spent few days at home this
week Miss Annie Goodhuc will spend the winter
in Boston.
KNOX. ;. o. Pierce, who died recently at shin
gle springs, California was one Of the party that
sailed from Belfast in ls49 in the bark >uliote. lie
was a brother OF \. y. Pierce Of Knox, a native OF
Bangor and had been absent 81 years. The fail
term Of school ut the Stream has just closed after a
| successful term under the direction of Miss Ada
/ Ncscott, who will also have the winter SCHOOL,.
The late rains have enabled farmers to finish their
fall ploughing Hay presses and thre~hing mt-
chimes are busy in this section FAN feed Is poor
aud farmers are feeding their stock about as much
1 az in winter -. BoWcn's mill has started up after
Il long rest and Oliver is now ready to saw or
grind. Hiram stephenson has treated his house
! To coat of paint 1t was put on by the Pierce
| Bro, who have about all they can attend to, as
they do outside, inside and carriage painting.
! The cougar was seen IN here and heard to glowl,
| but on closer Investigation proved To be Il stray
ccrhoumd.
PROSPECT Mi. Arthur Moore, Of Frankfort
and Mis- Clara Nirkrrson, Of Swanyic, were
visiting at Mrs. Freeman Partrdgp's last week -.
The terrible loud clap OF thunder saturday night
/ walked up the people in hurry Mrs. Ella NJ
IittIeteld and Mrs. Hattie IIichboln are visiting
! Mr.. B:rak Hatch, Morrill, thi- week and will at
tend the County Grange meeting there. The
stormy saturday evening broke M the arrange
mcnts for the Grange meeting. NcNt saturday
there Will be Che same arrangements and prog
rammc and Mr.. A /. Brown Will he expected.
In these busy time, when people are running to
and fro and knowledge j. Increasing, an the issue,
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BK""h>NIIlE, The Ladies sewing circle at y.
Brouk-viIle made preparations for a Fair last
saturday night but a. the weather not fair the
fairWas not. The Sch. Lydia NJ Webster brought
III fun cargo of freight for the Grange store
saturday Ihl~I- the banner grange. II has near
~ 800 members, Is still growing, owns Il three
story buldin@-thc two first floors used for store
and ware room amt the third fora hall,lnd another
building formerly used As store and hall but now
used to store corn, nour, 1.-The winter term of
-chool i'll Dis. No. began last week under the in
-tructlon Of H. T. ErSknc student from the +.
;. Norman school e.. Last Thursday our Supervisor
of school, Dl. j +. smith resigned his office and
Is gong to leave town. This a surprise to aiI
a he much liked both Il school officer and
as It ply >ician. Our best wi>hc. 20 with him to
hi new 1cli OF labor. apt. G.. w. Blodgctt of
this place Wa- recently promoted keeper of the
light house at >ad'jlcback Ledge Edward Tapry
was matc first assistant ami VIM. Taplcy has been
appointed To ill the vacancy. Capt. j. II. Orcutt
has lCtn promoted keeper Ut Burnt Coal IIaIbul.