The Republican journal., 1886-07-08

TnonNnlKE. laying is in order and the
sound of the moving machine may he heard in the
fields Farmers will make Il general beginning in
the hay field this week. The picnic held under
the direction of Sayward Lodge July 3D. was 4
grand success and was we'll enjoyed by all who
took part. This was the third annual meeting in
Wards groNe.... Capt Samuel Farwcll is IN
town visiting his brother, o. J. Farwcll.. Walter
f. Saywar'l is at home on vacation. lie is prn
cipal of the Grammar school at Provincrtown
Mas.
NoETIPoKr. Nine members of the Belfast
Shakespeare Club have been spcndinga week in
the cottage Of B. + hnoWltom.. The Belfast whist
Club, composed of ladies, spent last Friday in the
Damon cottage. Visitors are arriving daily at
the Camp Ground, and the promises of an early
season are being fulfilled. .Conant Y Co. have
opened their store under the Waveriy The First
Parish sunday school Of Bangor will make an cN-
cursion to Temple Heights Friday 9th, in steamer
Queen City,. Capt. ID. II. Hail. of Boston, is at
the Cove, for the summer.
Rl'CKsroRT. The Grammar school of this vii
lage gave fine entertainment i'll Emery Hall last
| Friday evening. The program included vocal and
| instrumental music, tabeauN, and dialogues and it
is pronounced the best entertainment ever given by
this school, rejecting credit alike upon Mr.. +. X.
Reed, the principal and the pupils class of
| twenty one We're graduated, nearly all of whom
| passed very credtabe examinations. The follow
| ing is the list of graduates: Dennis II. Buckley,
Maurice A. Gray, Herbert c. Hill, Albert ii. Hop
| kns Chas. A. kalish Amasa }. Marsh, Frank :.
| Pierce Thos. r. Seaman, Arthur NJ. Snow, Chas.
| A. Williams, Lizzie Brown, Edith $ Gem, Enie
NJ. Gem, Susie l.. Heath, May T.. Hopkins, Jennie
Griffin, Hattie Montgomery, Florence ii. Parker,
Carrie A. Power. Lille Swazey, Alice Webster
The diplomas were conferred by DR.. Snow, Chair
man of the Board of Education Schooner Snow
Squat, Capt. Cushing, arrived last week loaded
scuppers to the water with fish. She lost her fore
mast head below the eyes of the rigging, about a
month ago, and also man, Morris McInnis is miss
ing, lost in the fog while out in a dory. Mclnnis
is supposed to be all right as Nova Scotia vessel
is reported to have picked up man at that time
| answering to the description of McInnis The
same day or the next, Capt. Gushing picked up a
| Nova Scotia man. also lost in dory, and shipped
him in place of McInnis and brought him home in
the vessel. The ftM was ushercd in with the
usual ringing of bells, blowing of horns, fire
crackers, tOrpedoes, etc, in the morning. but the
latter part of the day was quiet usual Many
of the younger people spent the afternoon al
| Coombs' Grove Mast Hill and ut both places
there were celebrations, dancing, etc. 1t is csti
mated that thousand people were at Mast
| Hill in the afternoon. The sch. "Snow Squat,
Capt. Cushing is nearly ready for her second
voyage to the Banks, from whence she arrived
one week ago last saturday with a full fare
| George Pilsbury and Leland Folsom are here
from Boston, to spend their summer vacation. -.
| Ground was broken this morning for the new
library building to be built by Mrs. r. =. Buck,
of New York