The Republican journal., 1886-06-10

NAND1 POINT. RcN. w H. McBflue, OF the
Class of SO at the Bangor Theological Seminary,
preached at the Congregationalist Church Sunday.
1t is understood his services will be engaged for
the season, if the necessary arrangements can be
made -. shepherd 7. Blanchard and Alfred g.
Black were elected to represent this church at the
County Conference of Congregationalist Churches
at Brooks. Fred y. French and family of Boston
arrived saturday. our summer visitors are
ing to our beautiful shores thus early - Miss f.
} Black spends Commencement week at Bucks
port with Miss Jennie Homer. lie Roy Warlwell
of Penohscot visited his brother owen last week
..Schooners Iodine, Capt. Cousens, and Romeo
Capt Hartman, have landed freight here from
Portland. silas WardweH is the happy captor
of a Ii inch, z ounce trout from Meadow Brook.
MORRILL,. Services at the church were rendered
Impressive last Sunday by the baptism of thirteen
candidates in the stream, by the Rev George +.
Tufts After sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion. the right hand of fellowship was given to If
Teen. who were duly received into the Baptist
church. This is strong church in point of
numbers zeal and activity and has within its body
some of our most wealthy farmers, who are well
able, if disposed, to support settled pastor
Next sunday will be "Children's lay"-sennon by
Rev. w. B. Fhlridge in the forenoon. At half past
TWO p. NJ. Presiding Elder Plummer will be present
and preach. He Will also preach at the church the
Friday evening previous the 18th inst The La
dies Sociable Will meet at D. W. Moreys next
Thursday, 18th inst. Election of officers j.. Mr.
John Berry of this town, may well feel proud of
hi- stallion Young Onward. He counts up six fine
colts, ycarling and twenty one sucklings his
get. Rich Pearson, lately from the East Maine
ton. seminary, started this week for Rhode Is
land, where he will labor attendant in the
Butler Hospital.
SWANYILE. MIS- Alexander Of Belfast, will
favor the citizens of this village and vicinity with
her popular reading on Thursday evening, June
l7th, at clock, in Cunningham's Hall Mrs. AS
rare talent As an elocutonist fully apprecat-
e'i when she here before. She now has much
larger list Of excellent selections and having just
returned from school viii AXE the entertainment
worth listening to. The admission is placed at the
very low price of cents, to induce people to
come ont and fill the hall After the reading, the
dance previously announced, will take place, so
that all present who wish can dance to their hearts
content. Everett Hun is in town for a few days
after eiN wears absence The town is having its
roads put IN order with a road machine. The voters
were unacquainted with the work of a road ma
chine and refused to buy at the annual meeting
but could the vote 10 taken now it would be nearly
unanimous in its favor. As it il are obliged to
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dres@maker Will % 70 Nearsport this week to work
IN the shop OF Miss MyIlck. Miss Elvena Grant
mas gone To the town Of Lincoln TO work in shop
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