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

I T.x,, w T, a,,. . I....,
and son Of Chas. Il. Bowers, was drowned Tuesday
morning about O'Clock in Camden harbor. After
rier aho l'aI anlnnt ny tnn snail hnat f"r o
light row to Sherman's Point. Currier saws that
tle 1og smut down ana Bowers wanted TO help row,
oyerhnarI trSn fbc hont hottom siin IA ~ Ra nU
ers could not swim and so was drowned. Currier
chung to the boat nearly two hours and was taken
nv W. ~ a lu,oeI NtsSi, ~ W morning
! sonabe hour at night creates considerable com
ment.
| MoNTvILLE A South Montyille correspondent
writes Our pastor, Rev Mr.. Blake fulfilled his
promise by giving us a far better concert than the
one on Childreh pa!. Inc cl'olch was not so
proiuseiy decorated out 'he literary ana musicai
| paris were superior IN tie opening part ABOUT 20
young ia'iles came upon 'le sG'se' anu atef sing
| ing joined III repeating INC i1or"s prayer anu
'heh sang again. MISS Minnie n'ahe presided
at the organ, and MI bennet Played accompani-
mehts on the cornet throughout the evening the
selections were all gooo ana included the dialogues
| "1he 1'rodlgal Som ana "Ihe Mourncrs." Mr..
W, H. ilarshorn has accepted a position as teacher
at Iaconla \. H. and began MS duties Sept. g.
| WALDO About twenty of our progressive farm
| crs attended the New England Fair at Bangor last
week and report Il good time. .Ritchie Changers
will discuss the question of having show and fair
mere this year. heN' ea'ur"''s evening WACO
20 orange mcels VIII "i''i'ie "i""Se sept ifVi''
oiicers lof the coming year VIII ne elected'''
me Democrats nave class caucus al 'he meeting
n"uS' at c'"ch r. ~ 7ol' 40 " no"i"''e = '''''
'l'a'e i"f REPRESENTATIVES, n' 7"''h
vine Is 10 name inc 'ha"''''i 'oi 'o"eh the IT,
h''i'loh c'h'i''e i"i si"Ne DIV 'e
''e'ui's "ouS' So = - 'NN''iN - w. II
'elNc"''''iho '"''io Va M '''"o'' '"ppo''u W
NC "''e' Wy" '"oi 'u''7i'' 90. - 1880 'NoeP'
'''' anu ''''i0 - '"' 'i''o ~" '' ~ 10 s>'
"'"e ''7e VI ''''
| LlNcoLNNlLLE. Kew L. T. bAhy, OF Shenan-
'"ah' renh' VIII a"resS me cHizehs OF i-lhcoih-
Nle ana NicihIN on irohipi'io' '' 'he Neh're FIJI
'''E evening OIL tllS week '''"r' . VI. Duh'oh'
VINO came nome from 'c''rsl"r' i"i vacation ld
NOT oeeh nome week before HIS services as stew
al" "NiF require" ny 'io'Ni9' Nhsi' y hro"h'
te7'turateufS' '"ilpriaSepor'' MI w. III.
'hy"af"' OF ihorhhke' was visiting friends IN
| Town ''S' week. "hie on MS way 10 fro'hfetoWh'
MAS" where NC i teachlhS ny following guests
| are III MIS- a. /" ilkef :; Judge heo. heiiey,
VIE anu ''osh'ei W. '"i'icS htrrE' MISS iAzZe
| Ozark ana MISS McllNehe. FROM appearances we
| sNouil say mat the Judge Is a gooh Judge OF the
| manner IN Whfh horses should be hafnessed, but
| then perhaps Charles lent his aid
| PROSPECT The Republicans met in caucus at
| prospect village saturday and nominated james
| H. Littlctield for REPRESENTATIVE in the class of
| Prospect Stockton and Scarsnort Mr. Iittletield
| is a man of business canacitv and e>nrrience an
advocate of tcmuerauce is well ou,lided for fine
| position for which NE has been nominated and
should receive a hearty s1mpor1 Mrs Helen
Colburn. Of Natick. Mass, left l,st week for her
| home after n visit to her narcnts Mr. and Mrs
| Richard <jll,n,n Mr. J,coj E,yor Cit,. Ma