The Republican journal., 1888-09-13
Notes and Incidents of the Campaign.

The town of Winterport the birthplace of Vol
ney i. Gushing, gave him three votes. 1t was
three too many.
GLIDER" Hanson, of Belfast after his crushing
defeat Monday, remarked he went home that
he was "sadder but wiser man."
One man in ward one, Belfast, who for fifty
years has cast straight Democratic ballot, voted
the Republican ticket Monday. at is never too
late TO mcud."
Col w. ii. Fogler of Belfast, who has been
very i'll, has 50 far recovered As to be out and
went to the polls Monday and deposited his usual
Republican ballot.
There was large Prohibition meeting at Bel
fast last Thursday night which was attended by
the glce club from this city. Frank A. Gilmore,
Of Colby University, addressed the meeting ana
there seemed 70 be plenty of enthusiasm. Ban
gor Commercial.
One hundred and twenty five new names were
added to the voting list in Belfast last week, and
those taken of left the net gain eighty three
There 1884 names on the voting list ward
one having the largest number.
There was a rousing Republican rally in swan
Vile last Thursday evening The Town Hall was
filed to Overlooking to listen to speeches by IN
Gov. Perham and Hon. ;. l.. Millikcn. 1t was an
attentive and enthusiastic audience.
Nj. Albert I. Sweotser, County Attorney elect
resides i'll Winterp0rt but is native of Sears
port He read law With George Z. Johnson, Esq
OF this city, and was admitted 10 the bar OF Waldo
county, last April. He is Young man Of ability
and will fill his position with credit
Among the Democratic campaign speakers in
Maine, recently was Mir Ralph c. johnson Pen,lle-
ton, of indianapolis, Ind. Mr.. Pentlleton is ma
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tue Republicans saturday. some time ago Mr.
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~ ''hd lS''- lie began to lecture in behalf Of
Ne temperance cause ut about Il Years OF age and
HAS Hteh ActNtlE connected with the Orders of
"''d ltMPitfs' sons OF Temperance and nearly
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state. lie was unanimously elected Grand Chief
i%nr!.i' al ting April session Of the Grand Lodge
| u GOOD TcmrlarS in l>1~ and has been Reprcsen.
| titiyc % the X. W. q. Lodge, and State Deputy
| for many years. y biographical sketch in the
| Temperance Record, from which compile these
facts c"nciudes; His life work and personal
Aah'tS nave been worthy example for the Young
men OF tn!S country especially In the cause Of
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