The Republican journal., 1888-02-09

MORRILL,. After reading the description OF Nj.
;. \. Colson's fly in last week Journal Mr. >iGI=
Storer of this town, makes claim that ne has 81
colt that will so one better rs to size. Tie has -
very tinc colt, sired by Onward, seven months ulI.
that stands IA hands high. Mi Ansel o. " ru.e
died. last Friday, after Il painful illness Tie
funeral was held sunday at his late residence ...
MIR. y. + Dodge, agent for the Fredonia Wa~bcr.
was III town last week, and left uuitc Il llulrr If
Washers on trial 1t was quite amusing to those fp
tcreSted to note, last Monday, what huge washing
were hanging out cold and white The FrcIoula
Is very simple, chcaply got up thing, hut lis
price is neither simple cheap. The rain last
saturday evening and the higher temperature,
sunday settled the snow and tcamstrrs are rush.
Ing hcir lumber to the Mills. Rev. Il. G. Went.
worth, of Belfast, will preach here next sunday
morning.
BUCKsroRr. Mr.. - Lewis. Of Oran,I VITO
has been passing the winter In Brockton, Mass,
with his son, was taken sick and died very sudden.
w. His remains were brought home and placed
in the tomb of MIR VIM. Grindle, his son in law.
from which he was buried last sunday. Last fall
Mr.. Lewis was thrown from carriage and ia,llv
bruised, breaking several of his ribs, which is sup
posed to have FASTENED his death lie WAS about
- years of age and las lived at Orland for about
80 years. He highly respected lay all who
knew him. He leaves wife, two daughters, four
sons, besides many near relatives and friends To
mourn their loss. Nj. Geo. Grant of Bar liar-
Dor has bought the property known as the +. ID.
Gem block shop, where lie will continue the bust
ness. with improvements. One of the greatest will
be the putting in of plant for electric lights. one
light will be put in Mr.. Arthur Grants house for
trial. MIR Grant has been In the electric light bust
ness for some time at Bar liarbor. He intends to
run the mill to its fullest capacity and will set n
boiler, larger and stronger, II ii is nocdcd...
Who did you say WAS to build cottage at the
Point this Spring? No prcttcr place is to be
70 und $50. MIR. John Homer, who was thrown
from his pung last week, Is getting out by the
of a cane. Warren Ames, our popular paper
hanger, has gone to Lewiston where, no doubt, lie
will find abundance of such work at good prices.
His work always gives good satisfaction The
Y. T.. S. c. f. of Orland, extended an invitation to
the Bucksport Society to meet them in Grange Hall
last Monday evening and over 20 responded. An
entertainment was given and an excel
lent collation. served. DIR. Whiting, o: Orand,
was in town last wetk....The ice is breaking up
some in harbor..... Last Sunday the water
was 10 inches deep in several places between here
and Orland IA large party went to Alamoosock
last Friday night on a long sled drawn by Mr..
Bridges horses. LAS Mr.. 4. j. McAlister was
scarf lire in his carriage shop last Saturday.
piece of steel as large as a large pea flew from
his hammer and passed through his apron pants
and two or three thcknesses of Undertaking, en-
tering his body just below the waist, to depth of
one aud half inches. The steel had not been
moved Monday, and he suffers much pain. MIR.
VIM. Bcazley acts as executor of the E. ID. Gem
estate.