The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-07-15


those engaged for those days. 4 large number
of the speakers are engaged. among whom are
.Nptctcd Senators FRYE of Maine. ColIuitt of
Georgia. Blair of New Hampshire NoIney b.
Gushing will deliver sermon on sunday At
each meeting.
AN EXPENSIVE STEW.
Mr.. samuel DAY Of Bril@ton WAS mdu>tri-
ousy eating oysters in Portland restaurant
Monday. and man of pleasing address. who
sat opposite him at the table. accidentally split
some vinegar on his Mr.. Days vest The
stranger. with Il polite apology. Immediately
applied napkin and wiped it of. He then
speedily finished his repa>t left the table and
disappeared When Mr.. Day went to settle
for hi> oysters hi watch and so in money
We're gone from his vest. and rut in the cloth
told OF the polite strangers feat of le@erce-
main. Portland Press.
IN GENERAL.
4 camp Of Sons of Veteran, has been organ
Mr.. and Mr.. Raymond. tAnnic Louise Cary)
are in Portland.
Turner. Maine celebrated her centennial an
niNtr>ary ,Jul,- eth.
The Somerset county oranges will have a
festival AT Hayden Lake on Aug. II and r.
James NJ. Winchell OF Brunswick. a veteran
>hipma>tcr. i dead 1t the age of ~ wears.
The national salvation army is holding len
days campmeeting at Old Orchard.
DR.. !. Ii. Hanson. principal of the tohurn
Classical Institute died at Water>iiie, Friday
evening.
The death Of Mrs. John Bailey. mother of
Mrs. Gen. Ncldcn Common of Augusta. occurred
in Washington. h. G.. ON Thursday.
Camps Of the son, Of Veterans will soon be
| organized at SpringNalc. Fairfield. Bethel.
BucklicId and other places.
Rev, Mr.sain,on and wife of Southwest IIar-
bar celebrated their golden wedding. saturday.
July ST. reports the Mt. Desert Herald.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Unions
Of Washington county will have their annual
| convention al Pembroke July II and 10.
The Northern New England SUNDAY school
Assembly and thalltauqua Mon. will he held
Ut Irycburg Maine. from July - TO August y.
The receipts of the Maine Missionary Society
| from June T. 10 July :. 1856. are Sl.1SS.46. As
reported by John l.. crosby OF Bangor. treas
urcr
/ The Knox and Lincoln Musical Association,
| which has been >lumhrring for the past few
years, has decided 10 hold a convention at
Rockland in October
Eight Young ladie- have >i1lilicd their intci-
! ton OF entering Colby next fall. The Water
| Vile Sentinel says that he prospects fora large
| freshman class are good.
| The members OF the Grand Army Post of
! Ellsworth have been invited to attend the re-
union of the First Maine Heavy Artillery As
| >ociation at OIdtoWn on Tuesday. Aug. ~
senator Hale has presented petitions Signed
! h> citizens of Frankfort. Camden, Realized.
! Lewiston and oxford. Me-. urging the pa>>ag
of bill for The forfeiture of railroad land grants.
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