The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-08-26

ton, the cause alleged at the time OF her death
Al il recherche dinner gwen at ,!uetude Cottage
at The amp ground which Is occupied by Ml-
Ebea Clri-, among the invited guests was an cA,
editor OF the Boston Globe, Il Florida correspond.
ent ct the sea Breeze and several of our citizens
and their friends who are spending vacation at
the grounds. Plates were laid for eighteen.
THE MEM.
OK tail oyster
Fish,
ilabut with egg sauce,
salmon with jcllic-.
Boiled
Ham, Corn beef, Tongue.
Roast
Fowl with gihbct sauce,
spring liant, with cHpcr sauce
Cold Meats,
Corn beef, Lamb Tongue, Ham.
Entrees,
seaside HALE >arrlineS,
oysters on half shell.
Vegetables,
Boiled Potatoes, Baked Potatoes,
Mashed Potatoes trrecu Corn
String beans, Green peas Beet-.
kelishes
Ialford sauce, Pickles
Fuddings,
English Plum, Arkansas -aucc
Cottage, lemon sauce.
Pastry,
Mnce, Lemon, Apple.
Dessert,
spanish cream, Assorted cake
Pine Apple Ice Cream
Apples Peaches, Pears Oranges
Figs Rai>in>, bananas, Watermelon,
Tea, Coffee, Min, Chocolate.
Time Of game hours, 10 minutes The umpire
WAS obliged to call in the assistance of surgeon
during the night. Very few errors in the game
FREEDOM. Francis and Alvin Douglass, broth
ers, arragned before Trial Justice j. D.
Lam~on on Monday last for the alleged larceny of
one sheep from A. j. Worth in July last. Parties
live in Unity. Judge knowlton appeared for
plaintiff and c. W. Hussey for defendants. The
trial occupied most of the day and for want of suf
lcient proof the parties were discharged. 1t is
said that two teams were stopped at different
times last saturday night by some unknown per
son stepping from the bushes near the Briggs
on the county road. In both eases the person
was frightened away.
WALDO. Grain all harvested except some pieces
of late sowe' barley The crop will he paying
one. Corn has made a stout growth of stalk and
i, caring fairly we'll The bean crop will be very
light. Potatoes will be light; where they have
made decent growth, they rotting badly. Some
fields are more than half rotten There is a great
deal of sickness in town, mostly children. The
symptoms are like typhoid fever, but yield readily
to treatment, and very few are having fun run
of the fever. Cattle BUYERS are buying the stock
that is for sale. Heavy oxen are in good demand,
but prices rule low. Prof. Gowen will lecture at
the meeting house Wed. evening Sept. LIST on pro-
hibition and labor. He is the candidate for Rep
resentative TO the Legislature for any one who
wants to vote for him.. Politics are very quiet
and should not be surprised if some of our citi-
zens forgot there is to be an election this year.
BROOKS. One of the best sabbath school con
cert- OF the season was held at the Quaker meet
ing house last sunday. The singing was good and
the readings and recltations creditabe to those
who took part in them. Some of them were very
nice. Wilfred Rich, ESD with his wife has been
spending little time at the old home in Brooks.
We are all glad to learn of his success as a lawyer
in the literary city of Boston. VIII always was {.
bit aristocratc and his situation suits him well
About dozen of our &. A. X. boys with their
wives attended the regular campfire at Monroe
last Wednesday evening and did their part in tax
ing care of the provisions bountfully furnished
by their comrades at Monroe. What other part
they took in the programme will not attempt to
say but will add that they came home highly
pleased with their reception. I'VE are informed
that the annual reunion of the 4th Maine Regiment
and of the End Maine Battery is to be held here
Sept. 18th and 18th. The boys ought all to turn
out to this reunion and make it a time long to bt
remembered. The number of familiar faces vii
grow less AS time rolls on and these annual gather
ngs will be bright spots on memory's page. IA
s. Forbes started Monday on visit to friends il
the western part of the State Mrs. c. V. Monroe
is away for a few days and Nellie looks after thu
store The Gordon house is finished and Mr.
Ames has begun upon another just across the
way. Mrs. Sites is having house put up near the
Alonzo Roberts place. Charles Roberts begal
work on his house Monday. Harrison Roberts il
master builder. A. B. Stantial will begin work OF
his cellar soon In fact the village shows NOR,
signs of thrift than it has done for long time. l.
present improvements are followed up it will sooi
be pretty village. Several cases of what seem
ed at first to be diphtheria have been reported il
the village 1t is said to be only severe tOnsil
Tits. Miss Emile NJ. Rich, of Boston, who il
spending her vacation in Brooks, has accepted al
invitation to sing at the temperance campmeetin,
at Northport next Sunday. Her many friends will
he pleased to again welcome her to Maine. :. Sew
eral families from our town have been spending
little time at the camp ground. Among them i
the wife and children of mine host of the Ros
House I'M. j. Dow is the agent for very ME
rustic chair with patent adjustable back wbic
is meeting with ready sale. Dr. A. II. Kilgor
four doctors In town we seem to be well provides
for.