The Republican journal., 1888-11-08

MI. l.. A. SahDorn mas done some artistic letter
ing on the new building of the B. & Il. S. Co.
Mr.. Geo. T. Read will put steam heating appara-
| tus into the house of Mr. Alden ID. Chase in this
city.
Chandler, the forger, is learning the painters
trade at the prison, and will have chance to dis
play his ingenuity.
Manager +. Il. Spear of the Telephone Co., who
fell from pole in Belfast last week, is rccoyerin
from his injuries and will he able to resume his
work iii two or three weeks. Hockland Free
Press.
There will be space for four large rooms in odd
Fellows Block over the ante rooms attached to the
hall, and it is proposed to finish them for lodging
purposes.
\ correspondent writes from Waldo W. S. Mar
Gems black FLY Lady Lead trotted one eighth Of
a mile recently in p seconds-a 3.2o gait. How is
that for year and half Old colt?
Pensions have been granted as follows reissue,
Oscar Allenwood, East Belmont; original, invalid,
navy) Leonard c. Weber Blue Hill; S. A. Pres
colt, Scarsport increase, Clifton Whittum, Sears
port.
The yachts arc going into winter quarters. Web
stei's sloop, the Edna and the Cyclone are hauled
up in Dycr's yard, and the Jeanette has her sails
unbent. Some Of the smaller craft are still at their
moorines and tile >ette has not yet gone out Of
commission.
| The Belfast Electric Light Company has set two
dynamos and will put up the third one The wa.
ter wheel has been placed in position, hut the com.
pany has been waiting Cor poles. Poles nave been
erected along Church and Cedar streets and will
he placed along al the principal streets
HOLSTERS ar quite plentiful in our bay bat are
SOFT Shell md not marketable. Mr.. Con,ion saws
ne throNS overheard nearly tWo-thiris Of hi,
eaton IN account Of the sottnc>s Of the shvll All
ihc large ones are thus disposed Of Farther down
the hay the Holsters are all right Mr. Cundon
does mot understand why there should he such a
difference liz = few miles.
MI. [. o. Poor on his recent visit to New York
not only laid in stock of choice holiday goods in
Guiding useful and ornamental things, but was
tempted T. buy some very tempting things outside
81 ms usual me- such A. preserved fruits in glass,
the finest Of salad oil and Sar'lines. In other cOi-
uahs Mr.. Poor names some Of his bargains. CAL
at the Store of Poor Son and see the tine display
We have received from Joshua Davis, o.lal Il
Secretary, Portland, the printed iourn;I OF pro
caedings of the Grand Lodge of the state of Maine
pamphlet contains l27 pages and was printed lv
Charles iainc, Portland. In addition to the pro
cee'ngs Of Maine, it contains an excellent syn
| opsia Of The doing- eff the recent Sovereign GRAND
| Lodge.
| OCTOBER WEATHER. We learn from Nh l.. III
Marc!i Of this city, that the average Temperature
| for October was 1853. which was three and halt
degrees colder than October for lSs1 and over fiul
| degrees colder than the average October weAtho,
in ,le PAST twenty mine years. 1t ranetl ON TWEEN
ty-onc days and showed on four. About five inchc.
| OF snow fell. October WAS Il cold, wet and di,a
! greeahle month.
we have received copy Of the Rust Enterprise
| printed IT Hust University, Holly springs, Miss
! This is the institution for the education of the
| t"lorc1 people of which Rev. d. T.. Libby ID. ID
| formerly of Belfast, j. President. some months
ago one % the college buildings was burned and
Nj. Libby male trip North to secure funds fni
| rebuilding. We suppose Ii" successful ~ tn,
college is now open.
CnfHcu NOTES. Mrs. Van Colt will contiuu,
I hcr lahors at the Methodist church in this citv
through the remainder Of the week, closing neA
sunday cycnn:- The services are held atternun,
ana evening aHa the house is crowded at every Is
sermon, her thclne being that no lrlnkal,l can IN
ter The Kingdom of Heaven. REV Geo f.. Tult
| will preach at Northport next sunday afternoon
...kev, Theodore Murphy, of this city, is ,uprly
Ing the pulpit of the Methodist Church at rit-ticll
The regular pastor is i'll,
| Nlc Of our local clergyman had IL birthday las
| week and as he is very popular ut the house wher,
| hc boards the ladies' of the household decided t,
/ give him pleasant surprise. So they sent iowl
| town and got bag Of sugar Kisses, one for racl
year, and q like number Of cents were done ur il
meat package and laid beside his plate on the t.;
table. y bouquet OF choice flowers WAS added AN,
the ana'ly made a birthday cake. When all WA:
arranged one of the ladies remarked: "Wouldn'
| it he Il Joke if lie didn't come to tea And he iii,
not; he was invited out that evening But the gift
were lone The less acceptable tie next day.
THH BELFAST DEER IIr>rEE>. The annual
| hunt of this association has been determined upon
but tie personnel OF the company has changed
hat, and includes only two of the old mem
bcrs, Judge GEO. +. johnson an Dr. :. W. johnson
| The new ones are VI, X. knowlton, L. f. bradbury
Elisha sherman and W. H. sanborn The tr,
Will he made With Mr.. John I. TwombIy, of Mon
roe, tie same e. ht~t year, and the route will IL,
over the old Calais Air Line road The camp on
Cranberry Lake win lie occupied by the party and
lat years Successful hunting grounds will be
visited. Tho Hart will be in,n, diat,lv after III,
Adjournment of Judge ,Iolnson'~ Probate Court
| We wish the party success and shan expect son {
vc!.i-on steak on their return
Portland people will be glad to know that Rev
| Theodore GciI>h intends to make lis home in hi.
gity permanently. he has purchased the John b
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