The Republican journal., 1886-10-14


have returned from their hunting trip. Each
shot deer and lots of small game. Pieces of the
deer were passed around and good many enjoy
ed dinner of wild meat Sunday Albert New
comb and Martin Robinson shot four roons and
lots of small game last Saturday Fred Coffin is
to serve on the Grand jury and Wilson Wingate on
the traverse jury from this at the fall term of
court...A heavy rain is needed to start the mills
and fill up the wells and cisterns 80. Mr. f. C.
I West recently slaughtered pair of Is months old
steers that dressed 1900 pounds The steers were
raised by II. W Mayo, of this town and were of the
Durham breed, which Mr.. West makes a specially
of raising.
CAMDEN. The knoN County Fair receipts were
larger than for two previous years. Crops plant,
ed on low clay land are unusually good VIM.
Clark, Rockland exhibited four squash ON one
vine, total weight 322 pounds. The growthwas oh
tanned by feeding the vine with new milk \ bush
el of oats was shown weighing fort y-four pounds
the law being thirty two pounds. tthc baby show
Thursday afternoon the first premium, under one
year, George r. Andrews; over one wear G. b.
Waidron. Handsomest Edna MAY Cooper The
fair closed Friday with horse trot at West Cam,
den ParkThc house and barn of \ 7. Corthell of
Rockpot were burned Monday, A. NJ, with horse
smoking pipe in the barn
/ sEARSMoNT. Rev. John Il. Clifford OF Camden
Will occupy the pulpit of the NJ 4. church next
sunday Services viii begin ut 10 A. Nj. instead of
the usual hour +, l.. Bean and his daughter
Jennie are in Boston buying goods for the fall and
winter trade. 5. Is. Hazetine and wife have
been Visiting their daughter Nctie, who is attend
Ing the Fall term of NJ. {. Institute Piusield.
Quite number from here attended the North
KNOX Fair at Union. Dr. Croker is building IN
addition to his stable Eighty seven guests regis
tered at the Ncven> House last week The follow
Ing were installed officers of QuantaDacook Lodge
f. \ \. NJ. by ID. ID. q. NJ. Poor A. b. Ripley
W NJ; \. B. Knight, : w; \. L. Nlatl,locks J.
w; o. d. Wilson, Treas; ". :. Cox, sec; l.. \.
Wilson, : D., 4. smith, J. D.
IsLEsBoRo. The Frcewill Baptist sewing circle
gave an entertainment last Thursday evening at
MaNos hall FOR the benefit of Rev. J. X. West. \
very agreeable evening was spent ami about SIS
nettcd Rev. J. +. Boynton is holding series of
meetings at the second Baptist church. There
were three hapti~m- last SUNDAY and -iN the sun
day before The whooping cough h;D- been very
prey aleu for the last sin week. Can't. Mason
rcu'llcton is at home very SEX WITH typhoid fever
.... Capt. w. l.. Pendeton's SON Marx il danger
ou-ly sick. lie Is attended by IN. II. II. johnson
OF Belfast Quite number OF sea captains are at
home taking a vacation. Capt samuel Veazie is
making extensive alterations in his house and
stable. Capt Bahhidge is converting the old
Williams farm house into Il modern cottage
Apas \. Pendeton is drawn for the Grand jury
and Thomas W. Gilkey traverse for the October
term.
Liberty The Liberty and Belfast Telegraph
Company have completed their organization by
the election Of J. J. Walker a, President Geo. II
Hunt Secretary, J.. {. Morse, Treasurer, q. II.
Cargill, superintendent, W. II. Hunt and A. A.
Brown, building committee. The poles have been
set for about five miles and if the present good
weather continues until next saturday night the
poles will be set along the entire linc..... The
brothers IF the Mystic tie Of this village elected
and installed thcl officers for the coming ear in
IL very private manner last week The principal
officers Of tho Chapter follows q. H. Cargill
ii. T., James Leman, X. Calvin smith, scribe
The officers of the Blue Lodge are J.. c. Morse,
". NJ. James Leman, :. w. G. II. Cargin J. W
with y, i, Cargill rs Secretary and \. ID. Mathews
Treasurer. These two last named gentlemen have
held their respective positions 50 long they have
become fixture and are considered a part Of the
furniture of the lodge Lieut. Hatch and wife
Il. W. Cos and Austin Crockett are Visiting Bos-
TONES our communication in relation to Chc-lcN
Heal last week contained Il Slight error On the
head stone OF James Heal, it should read, died
January Eth, l7>2. instead Of June Eth as pub
ii~hed, thus making his age AT death - wears >
months and rs days. We feel that we Are Il
greater prophet than Virgins; for early last spring
we predicted that there would he Il good apple
crop and more trouble. That troUblr IL nov uIo1,