The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-09-23


another source.-Ed. journal.
M"N ~ iil-E' L. = Aver ana Henry "yinar
nave 'eoii "i"" jur!iieh 10 serve at 'he "c'ooei
'e'l'l "l c"urt''''heN' Mr. Nashpurh preached al
'''> >0' u 'iui'n ''s' 9un> Al 'he close Vi 'h'
i"i'"'"" SeINHe' ne administered 'he rHe Oh
u"l''S'h 10 one candidate ana me hlght Hand OF
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BffkSPoRr. The cadets OF the East Maine Con
| ference seminary completed their organization on
saturday last, rs follows: Major, :. =. Latiross;
| Adjuant j. +. knoWlton, sergeant Mayor, +. j,
Torrey; Quarcrmaster- Sergeant, c. y. Higgins
CommlsSary Sergeant, O. NJ. Heath. Go. =
Captain, H. b. Peabody; lst Lieutenant, +. b.
PendIcton ;2d Lieutenant, O. W. Tapley; scrgeants
( y Il, Pearson {. b. Holt L. W. Rulnill, 5. r.
smiley, Il. G. Higgins, Corporll~, \. H. Clark. }.
. D. Wentworth, NJ. II Rdeout. Co. B-Captain, y.
I 7. Pearson; l-t Lieutenant, A, W. Butts; 2d Lieu
tenant l. + Koch Sergeants, H. Howard, II. J.
/ Warren, /. \. Partridge, II. {. Hill, F. Bryant;
! C"rpo|ls, II W Elodgett, y Chase, F. Higgins,
/ d. FarhGm. lh' cadets are supplied with equip
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with great favor among he students
SWANvGLLH. John W Hobbs Of Monroe ha.
moved Int" house belonging to Josiah Nickcr-
son lie has also rented the store under Cunning
ham, han and Will 20 into trade John A. Bow
den has moved into the =. 7. sanders house, now
/ owned by Capt Wallace Cunningham DANES
Nickerson lost fine family mare last week She
Jumped over picket fence sticking piece Of
picket ia her breast about ten inches long Mr. y.
removed the picket bat -hr livcl only short time.
~. \. : NleAer-on amt L; y Hr'wa have started
their thr"-hlnS machines They report grain good.
Mrs Emma Ntockman is in town visiting at
hci mothers Mrs. tldil'Te NlrN3fSoh- 80 Lew
Perkins OF Monroe lost good work horse while
threshlh@ at II. {. B'al'S log broke letting the
/ horse down through instantly and breaking his
meek .The society composing The Free win
Baptist puntcrly meeting meet here this week.
( There Wil be meetings saturday, SATURDAY eve.
and SUNDAY. ON account of the above meeting
there Viii be- no lodge meeting at swan Lake lodge
saturday eye lit Is not positively known when
Rev G. W. Jenkins will preach here again, but
due notice Will be given in this papcr..... NcWail
Hartman j. building Il good sized carriage repair
shop near the school house in Dis. No. james
BlarN damned his hand severely while working
torJ II Emerson last week
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9'"H'0' nc P't''''l "N >"'''"'''iH N''i''''" sun
ra. tb' l2h inst 600 Edward C"lc"rl ht- gone to
southern California for the benefit Of his health
He Is afflicted with lung trouble. Notices are
to-trd fin I,1yu fl. Il nlrttn l.\f Saturday even
Ing t. consider whether "r not it Will be advisable
t"h"tda town fair Ian t" hc hoped that sufficient
encouragement viii hc sircn 1" Warrant Il good
fair fhc meeting l. TO h' aI the Grange -tore...
The sch""ihou~e in DIST ". j. undergoing
thorough repairs. and they we've mucl ner'lri
We wish more of the districts would follow this
example. Potatoes are noN being ,lug ami show
very small returns ~onr pieces are rotting badly.
..-.trmun i being thlc-hcd and the Yield is report
cat large To the bulk Of straw. Vim. l.. Park
hurst has solI the "PHr9onage' iarm, near the
town house, to Mrs, + W Rowe Mrs. Hrzrkiah
Fletcher Nhu has been Visiting nor relatives in
town. mas returned to Iuw,l, Ai;~-. Miss Ida
Gc,chri Mr-. FictchoI'9 niece. accompanies her.
Tho writer VAS pleased to- receive calls last
Wcch from tW" of ms FORMER nei-hhor- and
Intimate friends, Mir. II, y Edward, Of sears
port, ana Nh. /, NJ Roberts Of \VN port. Mr.
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CANDIES. Thor, Mats launched sept IT, from the
,tr, rf il NJ. Bc3su Che line full-tnaste schooner
King Phillip. Of T. lGj tons she win nc command
Ct Ms Capt. j. NJ Phillips If Taunton Mas,
where -Ita il piucipailv uuu,.l. 4 real Indian If
the lonot~rp tribe, now id cann III Camden.
dressed I'm jl3iau costume representing King Phil
lip, being % rlt-cp ualh a. tt tlihc stood ou the
deck uf the SCHOONER s4t tuc lo ana as soon a. she
started .rrkc b'tl'c containing, instead of rum,
Ehni, island. iu honor OF the prohibition ~culi-
alcil If Maine and Rhode Island. About Il thouS-
and ucoplc Witnessed tine launching, including the
owners tro3a Taunton and Providence. The
huoN county fair wiz hr held in Mcgunticook Hall
October :, Is. :, So and the ladies uf West Camden.
Buckr.n and Camden village are Invited to make
auU ~uud NJ .Iif,le- to- he sold for the benefit of
tAc proposed Home for aged Women. Ihi- sale
ou-At t be- made success. Tine fair promises To
be cr1 @uee--iul Charles ~. Hubbard ;Iid wife
1l Providence X. H. ave on Visit to lis father and
mother. The body If lhos " Bowers, drowned
ln tam'trg H;ubor, sept 7tL. was found Monday
morning 10 sunrise by .l NJ lrjp}. on the western
shore M >Acrman'~ Point. ON the outcr point.