The Republican journal., 1888-01-19

islands which VIII be subjected to great incon
venience unless the law is rescinded.. Mr.. Henry
| Calderwood who has recently been appointed
keeper of the Marine Naval Hospital at Widow :
Island has disposed of his vessel, the lneA,
to Isaac Leadbetter and A. Cooper. The Wiihcr
spoon Brothers, Ed and Willis, have been doing
quite profitable business lubsterng off Northern
Harbor, Holsters are bringing good price in
the several markets.
PooRs MILLS. Preaching suyiCos were col
Quoted in school house last Sunday by Rev. Il.
c. Wentworth. Henry IIartshom is quite sick
from causes contracted in the army The small
pension allowed him does not go far toward sup
porting his large family and though fully worthy of
an increase the government Is slow in extending a
much needed relcf....We think our stage driver,
j. \. Patterson, should be commended for Tie
faithful way iii which he does our many little
cirands, and for his patience in locking out for
and bringing our mail from the city to us lie is
deserving of good patronage and has proved
that business intlStcd to him Will receive careful
attention. Herbert jackson is getting ont lumber
Ia build lien house hundred ieet long 10
accommodate his increasing poultry business.
Herbert has been doing quite a large business in
the poultry line and intends to raise large guanti;Y
for the market another lie has now at
this early day two brood- of Young chicks au'l
! others soon to hach... Cornelius WhitcUmb mas a
Groncho from the herd brought 10 Belfast, that is
| proving To Ice q pleasant. tractablc animal. Mi.
". believes that Kind treatment goes much farther
! than whipping ana abuse in tanning a bronchp.
BROOKS. The lin wedding of VIA. Gou.d and
lady short time stree was very enjoyable affair
to all who were fortunate as 10 be present .....
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sign has been taken down. The Rose sisters Lave
proved their ability to make pleasant home for
the traveller and hor>r WAS never neglected in
VI saddle =. some tNent, persons came tu
Brooks last saturday evening and ina,te lr:t,-
mai visit to Fred /. shaw Lodge of Good Tom
llars. Besides members from Valley logc. If
Monroe, there were representatives from the
lodges at West Wnterport, Appleton, WhitelirIi
ard Carmel The visit Was one Of ltich plea.isr.
and encouragement TO the local lodge :. Il, hcai
ais AZ, IN order NOW bv Young people who aIt.
lrrIiiNg ion dramatic ci,tort.tinIncnt.. nI-. y.
W I;i,h Is driving Lis lice span of matched colts
aipl eii,es much pleasure therohy john Lane,
who 4, teaching 1T West Brooks is confined to the
house ly :. severe ease of tolis!is and has no
school THIS week -. One of the not.bIe events of
last week was the marriage of Jason Eva!.s to
trscted to the hy the taet tia; the bridegroom
is les than thiIty YEAR OF AZ. while The bride j.
en- the shady site of siNty....We took = look at
the jumpers still in stock by Harry f. staple We
found The number TIA hand very small. The r,lu.
tation obtained by having Il nice article has sold
them ;l'out as fast as they could he manufactured
He intends 10 enlarge the business another season
| ....M>s Fannie Austin Thombly h;i> spent some
time with Mrs Dow learning the ,lYcs-,nahv,'-
trade ana viii s"on set up III business FOR herself
CAMDEN. Captain |. W. sherman, OF the ship
Frederick Billings, is now al home ON Il vacation
after an absence Of y mouths, and Capt. Evcrci:
staples is in command of the ship, now on the pas
sage from Liverpool to san Francisco. The Her.
aid says; Capt. sherman is a thorough, believer
in the necessity of our Government relieving Our
commerce, hy a liberal system of subsidies He
thinks this the only means by which oIr merchant
marine can be restored He sailed ON his last
yo!"yc al the way from England to san Francisco
and back again without seeing one American ship
This would indicate a sad falling of of our shin
ping engaged in the foreign carrying trade In his
opinion unless relief comes III ten years more our
foreign carrying trade in American bottoms will
he wholly extinct The officers elect of Camden
Lodge, No. 1872 X. of II. were installed on Mon
mcnih'ls and ladies by +. &. Die. Clas : Crock
Ell as H' lhe.' l.. VI. Remission as g. Gc. and W. A.
Alice as p 6. Die as follows: :. @. Day, Die
NJ = "hl'hoif' wee l'ic.' [. W. Atkins, Asst
Die; l.. NJ kcnnston, Rcpt., T. {. Fletcher, Fin
| Rcpt; y +. Miller Treas. IT Il. Simonton Chap;
}. II Rollins, &c; c. A. Rose, On; J. +. Hobbs
sem w. f"fh9Wor'h' L. p.' NJ I. :" "htm"rc' H.
T. A''"hlS anu w y. Aipte, trustees. Appf"rrl-
' '''''' NJ "N'e "'''e w y = ,r"'Ne''' inc IN
staining "l''''r' An oyster supper was served al
"i l' inS''i'i'h IN me banquet h'''l OF Mt. BAT
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h"'kP"ft ana 70 arrange for carrying #ssoiie"
cafg"es from Portland to foreign ports. The
'amd'n "o"en Company, which recently started
'e ''uia''u' ol i't''ie9 me 'He79 goods mace
~ i's' 9"Il'heh' "i elg'' Thousand yards I" AFW
l"fh "ifect' by steamer caroline Miller
BrckSroHr Cart Thomas VI. Nicholson j.
having three-na-t -ted fishing schooner of 80 toms
built in Essex Mass for use next season 1T Grand
Banks The vessel will be added to the feet Of
three vessels already owned hv him. and is the
largest among the number. Cantain Nicholson
does very large business in fish and is op,. of III
heaviest operators at Grand Ranks He has hcrp
very success full in that line and the season Of l.s-
was a very profitable one AS ,,lcntv of fish vtr.
| caught and sales were Iarro at q ,to,d ,,,,ra
The Clipper SAYS "Nfrs. sarah Pascal of Cam
den, Me. is visiting her father. Can't ivory Grant
! Last Friday evening the cautaiu held - rsc,,,ti,,
in her honor inviting IN his dauchtcr'- friends to
the Number of twenty five Simmer, ,y,s served
quite carly but il was dealt out l, t. ,.,.,,.
captain in quantities. ami .,ua,iii,. az tbn ,,,.
s.tiaf,rtorv kind pa,ort 49, !. .. ., c ,,
rIeasartcst lit+l. .o.,i,. s.,, In .. .ii ..
rail- AN .,nnial ,,,+ ,,;1,. t., - =;
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ho,-. and New yo.l ,,-,s ,.;,.o, . ,t nv,
stealnrr i. wolf a,,,I f. .' ',l ! .
"V"'' throughout Win steam Her cargo tins
''P ' '"''' i'-'' ""i7' "i h"t4f. Nile h''l fou2h
"'"'"'i "l '"lc N"'' an" fI.tf Trying l"r several
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~ P"' N''h lof "i'h"'aaf '--tal'' hiram F"!g
- nun 7i''H l'i iN'A "tst' rHi'' where
"S "iii ""N' 'h"lec "i rigging the carrie y.
uN A"'''' ''eis p"i 'hase' ol tal''' MARX Gre! "t
''0 l'''''' 1'i9' f'sS VIII WISH lcf relatives IN
''''''' 7's ''"li''s eE 'iush'hd -aps'iTc
oi ''iee ''ioA'''s SIMON Farmer OF verona
ule'' ias' week al MS home near the Park Capt.
'4iei anu Mr' NulmpE' t'e Bangor agent OF the