The Republican journal., 1886-08-05

MORRILL,. F. A. Grey commences harvesting
his % acres of oats this week. .John Cross is
down sick with typhoid fever. Funeral of Mr.
John Pearson at the church last saturday, 10 A
NJ. Sermon by Rev. +. s. Gahan, subject s'Mar
immortal. MIR. Charles Brown is making re
pairs on the Heath house. -. II. Mears, ESD has
been grading his grounds, building n bank wall
fronting the pond, and otherwise improving then
looks. Rescue Lodge /. O. of &. r.. has been or
| ganized seven years One of their curious mem
bers the other day counted up the number of mem
bers married in that time, amounting to siNty...
| DR.. }. w. Pearson and b. A. Hatch have hired !,
cottage at Norhport and with their families will
spend the hot season of dog days there
BUCksroRT The schr. Daniel Webster arrived
last Thursday from Bank Quero with 1900 quntals
Goldfish She also brought home Maurice McInns
who was lost i'll the fog from schr. Snow Squall of
this port. Capt. John Shute, (formerly a citizen
of Belfast of schr. Pavilion, experienced a severe
shock OF paralysis ON board his vessel in Bangor,
FRIDAY morning, and at present is considered quite
! ioW....- The Partridge family have a reunion i'll
Town House, orland August 25... Mr.. Rufus IL.
| Emery of Bucksport is building a new cottage at
Verona Park. Master John Douglass with a crew
| OF men Is repairing the draw of Verona bridge
/ The Bangor Reserves Base Ball club came down
here last Friday and played our boys Il game of
ball with the following result; Reserves seven,
BncAsport sin The best Of feeling prevailed. Ed
win Mccarthy of BuckSport umpire
NwANvILLE. Rev. g. W. jenkins Will preach in
this town next sunday afternoon at o'clock from
| the text strength and Beauty in lis Sanctu-
airy" Jane, II Harris and Harris Cohn of Chi
I in fpN- hn, lar
with II. T. Harris and others will 90 down the bay
on fishing excursion this week. Mr. Il. Barter
and wife of Bradford, Me, are in town visiting at
Josiah Nckerson picnic- at our Lake are of
frequent occurrence. said one of the party as
they were packing up to leave Grove Cottage 81
wish WAS going to stay all summer. The place is
so delightful .....i The neighbors and friends of
Mr.. H. g. Maddocks turned out last week and cut
his hay. He is able t" be ont Fred Eli, ha~ ar
rived home from Lowell, Mass .....Mr. and Mrs
\ L. Nickcrson went to Bangor Monday to Join
the Aroostook Exploration Party ~ Miss Flora T.
Mari OF Auburn is visiting her parents
CAsrINE. Mr.. Mansfield OF Boston has bought
another lot of land at Diccs Head, that part which
includes the spring and the Iiygcian House......A
reservoir has been built ut the spring, from which
Il wmd mill forces the water through pipes TO an
other reservoir in the base of the observatory, and
FROM there it Is conveyed to the cottages. Last
week = large party occupying three huchboaris
took day drive IL Cape Roster and back via
North CaStne Ferry. On Thursday there were
two excursions to this place. from Bangor on
tn" Queen City, the other from itocklanl on the
Rockland. At cancuS on saturday evening, W
IL. Sargent, Geo. IL. WltherIc f. +. Davies and
j. W Bowden, were chosen 10 serve a. delegates
at the Republican County Convention to he held in
Ellsworth on Wednesday the 4th inst......In eNca-
waiting to Law ciscrn, on the premises of Judge
''oodrnow, the Worknen discovered Il wall built
of slate rock. Ii is supposed to have been buii by
some of the early settlers. The place is not far
from the site of the old French for;.... The posi-
tion OF sailing master on til" yacht .oreei, owned
10y W r. +. LongteiIow, ha- been given to Capt.
Wm- Hatch Of this village.
WALDO. Having il overWith the execution of a
little low land. The crop viii average !; little
more in quantity but no better in quality than last
wear .isitrlic Grange will commence tie fan
campaign neat saturday evening Polite, are
very quiet = only one two seem to have any in
terest We predict larger stay at home vote in
this town than Usual There has been consider
able excitement in the western part of the town
occa>i0ncd 10y disorder OF the cattle of Mr. Bow
den. which had symptoms oi tuberculosis, the dis
case which caused the determination of the entire
herd of the Agricultural college farm Mr. Bow
den killed one animal and Dr. Pearson made an
examination of the lungs and found tlcm affected.
Five or six other animals becoming sick the Sc
lectmen were notified, who ordered them to be kent
in the stable AWAY from those not affected Dr.
Bailey Of Portland wis sent for, who came down
II" risk in turning o'; all the animals except one
and he Wae not thai one had tuberculosis al.
though the symptoms indicated that it might be.
but in the lrSt stages of The disease it is ncult to
tell with certainty. lie left orders for the animal
TO lie Killed should it grow any worse. The Ma
tional Live stock Journal lnpnounres th. disease
among bovine animals to he the same Il. consume
ti"n in the human family and not as conta. iou~ A.
lleuro- pneumonia, but perhaps no more desirable
to have ga through whole herd.
>EAKNMONr. j. 4. Ilanley, Esq, of Rorkltnd,
bought Il fine horse of }. q. Knight recently The
price paid is understood to be S25O. Prof. 4. W
kecnc ami wife, of Boston, Mass, are visiting at
VIM. :. t"N'S... Mr~ Matilda Adams and ,augl-
ter, Miss Ella Adams, Of liavcrhill, Mass have
been visiting friends in town.. Mr.. +. a. Bcl-
nell, OF Lawrence, Mass, is making her annual
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SANDY POINT. Arrivals; Capt. {. L. Showers
from Portland; Capt. y. Il. Showers from New
! ORR; Mrs. Abl1e NlckcrsUn from Chelsea; y. G.
Partridge from Portland, Conn: Miss Louise