The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-15

sMansfelds specially this week is corset sale'
and of corset will be success. See his advertise
mcnt
Mr.. Henry e. Martlen of this city, has sold his
hotel property at Washington to his son-in law,
Mr. c. |. York.
Congressman Mliken writes home urging active
measures in regard to obtaining subscriptions for
the Soldiers monument
Reports of town elections in Northpor Somer.
vile, Washington, Frankfort, Camden and Union
are published on the first page.
The Merchants Marine Railway, Carter 4 Co,
and D. w Dyer have good deal of work cngag-
ell III the way of repairing vessels. and operations
will begin as the ice will permit.
Frank A. Gilmore, Colby 3d. preached at the
Unitarian church last Sunday, his sermons both
morning and evening proving very acceptable to
the congregation and commanding their earne.tat
tention, Waterville Mail.
Capt L. F. Bramhall and family Of this city
were made sick last Thursday night by an escape
of gas from coal stove, and might have been suf
located but for the air admitted by broken win.
dow pane.
Maj. r NJ. Fogler of Augusta Has received and
accepted an invitation to deliver the Memorial
Day address before the Cooper Post, No. l24 at
Union, Me. Hon. T. r. simonton, of Camden,
will be Memorial Day orator at Bethel.
There large attendance OF odd Fellows at
the meeting Friday evening to discuss the project
of building block on the site OF the American
House. All favored the enterprise and quite an
amount Of stock was taken Mr.. b. r. Wells is
chairman OF committee to solicit subscriptions to
the stock
| The yacht Jeanette has had her centreboari
| removed and deep keel put on and Webster Is
now at work on the Edna, which is he heightened
several feet giving her stern more oyerhang Web
ster's yacht is ready for launching. and with the
Jeannette will be put overheard Is TIE
weather is suitable for sailing.
| Mr.. Elbridgc Pitcher Of this city, who recently
completed two successful terms of school-42
wceks-one in Morrill, and one at the Head of the
Tide, has gone to Boston to take lessons III singing
| at the Conservatory of Music and also instruction
! In piano tuning. Mr.. Pitcher is of our most
| promising young men and Il born musician,
Mr. +. L. Crowley. Of this city, slipped on the
window in Baker x shales store His hand was
cut by contact with the broken glass and bled So
| profusely that a serious injury feared. Hap
| PLY surgical examination proved that the
wound was Il trining, although PaHttUt one.
Rev Theodore Gcrrish, formerly of this city, hut
who has been for the past three years pastor Of
the Foss Street Methodist church at Giidtfor,l.
concludes his passionate this year and becomes
pastor of the leading Methodist r,urch in Port
land. Mr.. Gerrish is now delivering his new Ice;
ure The War seen by soldier" i'll different
| parts OF the state.
| Re- -,,,l- I'm
ry profitable They have Twenty-Five >hrop-hircs
and high grades, some weighing 100 pouuu>. Tine
feed per day is two pounds of hay for ,;tr -hctp
and one peck OF roots TO the ock on this feed they
have made steady growth all winter, and the lambs
that have come thus far very line. handy um
mails Regularity In feeding, warm water. and 81
light feeding of roots daily, tells the story with
any flock. Maine Farmer.
The other day of the little bits Of pa,tcbutrd
inscribed call placed in the +. - boNe, to ndi
cate a registered letter, Was prescutcIa ut the dciy
cry window, and with Of his hand III the
direction Of the money order Office Postmaster Xii
gore remarked ''Hand it in to Woodrook" The
| "Calr presented at the bookstore To NJ. T.
Woodcock, who Couldn't see the point. The mat
ter was finally explained and satisfactorily adjust
ed.
TIE SICK. MIR, Charles f Ginn recently iujur-
Ell by a fall, made his appearance on the street
last week -. Mr.. W. {. futile and :. W Mathews
reported i'll last wcch have recovered Mrs.
Robert II ,oombs. of tbi. citv. was taken, .,,i,,,.
lv Ill last week lint is iu,proyinn II 4 locke
WAS confined to the house a part of last week ,,fth
severe cold but he is now out... r w. Rogers.
ESD was sick last week but is again at Ill.,, Ilacc
| of business Mrs b. W tuuuut who has been i'll
for several weeks is improving . REPORTS from
Mrs Geo. +. Bracket at Portland continue favor
able...... Mr.. r.. Frank Pierce is couliunl ln the
house by illness =. Mr. George T. Bracket i, con.
liaed to his house by illness. q ant f. VI Board
man is ON the sick list
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W. Warren of schr 4. IIaytoui. came home last
week for a brief visit Miss Gu-sic Banks. WIN,
has snent tbe winter il, Ro.tor " it'll h,. ,i.t, no
turprL home last saturday. Miss Rank. nm. r,.r
offered = p,sftiou a.. Teacher IN North I.r.tor.
Mass Mr.. Esther Carrier and Mr.. l,ry.,, herr
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