The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-10-07

! Vile, returned to his home last Monday from
Deadwood City, Dakota, where he has been spend
ing the summer Mrs. W. III. Lowcllhas returned
to her home in Boston,. f. A. Sanford is furnish
ing the poles for the Liberty and Belfast Telegraph
line Mrs. G. II. Cox died at her home in Mont
Vile Oct. LIST some of our musical people are
practicng the Song of the Bells and the Redemp-
ton Hymn which are to be sung at the musical
| convention to be held at Rockand Oct l2th to l6
MoNTVILLE. John Bean, Esq. is making good
progress on his new house. When completed Mr.
Bean, will have the finest residence in town. The
main house 2SN3S; ell l6N30; 10 feet posted below,
9 feet above. There are nine rooms the first
floor and four on the second The building was
planned by Mr.. Geo. Norton of the kennebec
Framing Co, and that company furnishes the fin
ish throughout. The cellar wall shows some as
! fine stone work as is often met with The cellar is
: feet deep from bottom to sill. The underpinning
is from the Mt Desert qualries Of G. j. Hall, of
! Belfast. Mr.. Bean is having Doran furnace put
in this week. a pipe will be laid from a WE'LL near
/ by TO supply the kitchen with water
/ CA>TINE. 1t is reported that W H. Sargent has
bought the r. McCluskey property on Perkins ST,
/ nearly opposite the Acadian House. 1t comprises
| two houses and quite large lot....A trial was
| held in town hall on Wedncs,lay-E. Il. Bowden
vs. Mrs treethy, both of Penobscot. 1t was case
81 Ieelass' u. NJ. afren was counsel Tor com
Palhahi' G y Npoford for defendant Is the az
uoh could not he sustained the case was dismls
NH c. IL Hooper is fitting up hi new place Of
BUSINESS !" G"od shape ana on MONDAY went TO
boston 10 bu! ms Stock----Mr- Augustus Perkins,
who has been very low with fever, is slowly re
covering The Rev d. HILL Of Portland, preach
ca al the hlth1ah ChuIch last sunday III exchange
"ith tle heN. > r. Locke.Ihe balsam fir husl
ness mas revived. Large shipments are made 10y
Steamer hehfnoio t"lce week.
b' RNIiAM. Capt \. W Fletcher and Hon l. e.
i''! % bNrhll''n gave very instructive addresses
v" 'I''eI III 'he west win "reminiscences 81 'he
"i'"" AiihH reunion IN California on rlda! eve
''t' i'lh. y very large audience was ihattendahce
me SleaherS at once engaged the close attention
- az present ana hrid fdurng the entire evening
~ - PHer was called TO the CHAIR ana after q
feW preliminary remarks introduced Hon |. {.
Liupy VINO spoke about one hour combining his
remarks entirely to travel and "reminiscences in the
west ms it'l"IhS were yer! amusing an" IN
s"oc'iFe' capt + W. Fletcher was next nitro
o''ea am occupied about one hour IN giving a
description an7 statistics Of the west. lie then
entertained the audience for an hour with dc
Se'il'i"h' OF Nail'ofhla ana me Grand Army en-
ea'niiheh'l ID san fr"hcirc''fo WiIch CaPtfletcher
W. Heles"te from the oid fihe Tree state. The
"i9tourse7 OF Vie TWO gentlemen occupIe" about
Vtee A"tfs anu were very interesting anu instruct
Ne'''' lPh"lH Fever N us worst form Is raging IN
INC southern part OF Plttseid in the family Of Mr..
'"hA thaSe. rive were down With the dread DDS
eii7e al one tlne' TWO Of whom died.. me gospel