The Republican journal., 1886-04-08

DIR. Beecher has got into his new Office over l.. F.
McDonads store, and has very pleasant quarters.
A delegation of Lewiston Odd Fellows will visit
Belfast to-day for the purpose of institutinga Can
ton of Patriarchs Militant, the new Odd Fellow
degree in place of the Degree Camp in
istence
Durham & Hall preparing to build on the
Wetherbee lot Church street. The building will
be large double tenement house, costing about
$1,000. Mr.. Hall will occupy one tenement and
the other will he for rent.
Mr.. f. F. Hanson, of this city, is fitting up the
Coliseum rink for his great carriage opening. He
proposes this season to engage in the business IA
more extensive scale than before feeling that
his experience will warrant the venture. Wait for
his announcement next week.
Mr. George o. Bailey informs that it is not
improbable a hotel will be built this season on
his Angler lot, High street He has had offers from
two parties, from of the best hotel men in
Maine who says he will take half the enter
prise.
CAMDEN. e. b. Silelinger, engineer, of Wyan-
dotte, Kansas, is III town, from syndicate of Bos
ton capitalists, ready to build steam railroad
from all the lime qualries to the kilns, investing
some fifty thousand dollars, only asking the right
of way. The prospects are that work will begin
in few weeks with the consent of the town.
To HORSE BREEDERS. Those who wish to
breed horses from good blood should read the
notice, in another column of Mr. w. c. Marshall
of Belfast. He is the owner OF two IIambletonan
stations, one of which is closely related to the
celebrated troters-Maud :. and Goldsmith Maid,
a,
this time there is a growing demand abroad for
American horses. just there is great furry
i'll Austria over American trotters. An exchange
says
A consignment of five were sent in the Fulda on
Wednesday from New York. Two-tladys, rec
ord 2.23 and the brown stallion IIamblcton record
2264 were for Herr Prince Smith, and the other
thrce-NilVcr Leaf, record 223, the stallion Din
wood, record 220la, by Clinkcr and Il brood mare
i'll foal-to Albert Moser, of Vienna. They We're
the five that We're bought at private sale for about
S2j,D00, Of which $500 paid for Silver Leaf,
with record of 2.23. Complete trotting outfits
were shipped with the horses, including sulkies,
light harnesses, single and double blankets, boots,
whips and everything requisite. Philip lleNamer
of lIobokeu received a dispatch few days ago
from 4 very wealthy baroness in Vienna, inquring
what Maud :. could be purchased for. MI Bon
nGr, on beng asked What he would take for the
peerless mare, said. IL would not think of selling
Maud ;. under amy circumstance. No money that
any five horses ever brought would purchase her
Personal Mr.. Bert knowlton from Andovcr
and Mr.. Joseph williamson Jr, from Bowdoin,
came home last week for short vacation Mr..
Frank W. Patterson. postal clerk. will hold his po-
siton until the middle Of April, when he will come
home to Belfast. MesslS. Chas Baker and W c.
Marshall of this city, reported i'll last week, are
now on the streets -. Mai. f. p HILL of Bucks.
port, has severed his connection with the A,liutant
Generals office, where he was clerk Mr Will
Crawford, teacher of the High school at Thomas
ton, spent sunday lit his home in Belfast return
ing next day. 1t is vacation with him.. Mr..
Charles L. Crawford, of this city, has graduated
from the College of Pharmacy at BrookIvu, and is
now employed at Hegeman & COS, the largest
retail drug store in New York city . Charles f.
Johnson formerly of this city, a native of Free.
dom, Is superintendent of llutchinsons cotton
mn al i'"NefNiie' "a .'-tharies ana Horace
pelhe OF Lawrence Mass, formerly of Belfast,
arrived last week, having been called home by the
death of their venerable mother. Congressman
hlllkeh arrive" at W ashln@ton Monday, from Cat
itornia, whittier he went member of the con
&rtSsional committee to accompany the remains of
the late senator Miller to burial. Mr. Andrews,
~ bldaei"fi' VINO took the contract for removing
the sunken wreck i'll Belfast harbor, arrived here
on Tuesday in WreGking sl"op- The weather has
been stormy since his arrival, but doubtless the
obstruction Will he removed i'll few days
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L hard working man and was well to do. Iii,
burial took place on sunday, Rev Mr.. Washburn
officiating The snow is fast leaving and robins
and sparrows have made their appearance The
road near j q. Antlerson's house has been fenced
up, as it is covered to quite a depth with water
The mail has to 90 around Il short distance farther
The revival meetings at North Montvlle Church
have closed except one occa sionaily. Mr. Wash
burn returns to his home this week.
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and is taking III from to 6 at each meeting Ed
win Lufkn and wife, Capt. Durham and wife. +
l.. Palmer and wife have been chosen as delegates
To August; 10 attend session OF the Grand Lodge.
,...tiillman Gould i juryman from this town for
the \ pril term Of court The mills on the stream
are running. More building will be done in this
section the coming season than for the ltst two
years. Mrs. Lucrctia Smith received S2,a4O an
rearages of pension last week
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ing by Miss Fannie Swazey was enjoyed by all.
zee cream an" cake were served IN the parlor and
man! RECEIVE" puh'ueS ny thc express company
i"I'hed i"r inc eNthlhS-----.Mr. Powers schooner
inc 'h""Sq"aii' Napt' 'haries cushing, sailed
7"''i'"'S LOT INC na"kS''''' inc May fleiia arrived
"cIe ABOUT hNe CLOCK monday afternoon on her
hiSl "Trip from h"cklah".
PENOBsCoT. Sch. st. Leon, Capt. Perkins is
James l.. Thompson and John l.. Wartlwel have
bought the Sch. Minnie Chase and will run her rs
a packet to Portland Mrs thhv lame Ward
well, daughter of Bradford Varnum ESD, loves
her husband dearly but another man twice as we'll
and has clopcd with tothcr man. 900. samuel
Farnham is drawn as iurvman for the April term
of the supreme judicial court to be holden in