The Republican journal., 1888-08-16

CAaIlNE. the Democrats have set a flag staff at
the foot of Pleasant ST. and Saturday received a
new campaign flag which was hoistcd without
demonstration. The flag is of good size and hand
Some, and shows on well to steamers and other
craft as they sail into the harbor. AT present
The Acadian House has complement OF boar,lers,
which is very gratifying, i'll view of the unfayor-
able weather we are having this summer. The
Unitarian society held their annual fair and sup
per in town hail on Thursday, and notwithstand-
| Ing the Indictment weather. il was in every way a
| success. The Rev. Nh Evans, who has been sup
plying the Cong pulpit at Newton, Mass, preach
Ell at the Orthodox church Sunday He is
hi-aw OF John Grey, Esq OF this town, and will
soon be settled in Rochester, Mass. j NJ. Vogel
and i. d. Perkins started for Portland Monday
10 attend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge l. .. o.
.At a Republican caucus on Monday evening
delegates were chosen to attend county convention
and Hon. G. M. Warren nominated for repre-
sentative to legislature The Democrats have
| nominated Capt. J. n. Gardner
swAN'ILLE. Misses Collins and Switzerland,
OF Amesbury, Mass, are visiting at Marias Stey-
ems ....Geo. Colby and wife, OF Wateryille, are
visiting at William NJ. Larlabee's.. Mr. r. G.
| liiman, of Bangor, is in town.. Mrs. Emma j
Stockinan, of Bangor, is visiting friends in town.
1.-The busy hayng season being over with the
farmers in this vicinity, they decided, with their
Families and some invited friends, to spend Il day
IN rest and recreation. Carter grove at the head
"i swan Lake was agreed upon as the place, sat
uriay, AuS. llth. as the time, and the stallnch
little steamer Melissa NJ. was chartered to take
the ncniccrs, to the number of about 60, up and
back. About ii \. NJ, all being aboard the steam
er moved quietly up the lake. Although the com
ltln
had never had such favorable opportunity to
view the farms of their towiismen rs was now af-
fordcd them Arriving at the grove the tables
were loaded with the essentials necessary TO sun
ply 'he wants Of the inner man In due season
they were relieved Of the ponderous load and the
day WAS spent in chatting, games and boating
The weather was fine. the party in excellent
sni;s, and the affair was decided to he one Of the
pleas#E; epochs in life The party returned about
. =. NJ. Perhaps it would not be out of place to
mention among the Older inhabitants present
ilcazer Nickerson. who is IS years of age and
was never before on board steamboat neither
was he ever on the cars. Cunningham Bros. have
been 10 considerable expense to build Il dancing
iloor in the grove and William NJ. Larrabec, aged
p, thought it too good an opportunity to exhibit
his agility TO 90 by, so he selected Mrs Sylvanus
Nlchcrson, n lady about his age, and they event
up and down the center to the amusement of the
lockers Mrs. Melinda Black of Chelsea,
Mass. entertained the company admirably on the
home passage by her singing Arthur Webb left
fer Besi"'i Monday. James II. Lewis, of Bos-
ton, Mass, was in town sunday.
LIBERTY. $. T. Young having bought tn, VIM
AVER place is making improvements by buildings
stable 20 Mr. Howe, the photographer of Pitts
Hi ~,
him in t!ic summer months. Carpenters from Pitts
field are doing the work At il caucus held at
the Republican head quarters in this village, L.
q. Morse was nominated as the Republican candi
date ior Representative to the Legislature 10 rep
resent the towns of MoniyiIe, Searsmont Pa}er
mo and Liberty. j. j. Walker and family are
spending few weeks at Islesborc Mrs. John
Ipham of Union, is visiting hcryenerablc father,
Mr.. !-a> ski'lmore. The Liberty base ball nine
layc'! game With picked nine OF Belfast, at the
las" ban grounds in Belfast Friday Aug 'lo.h
The Lihcrtys came on second best the score
starting 10 to Is in favor Of Belfast. our bows
were we'll satisfied a. considering the number of
experienced players they had against them they
think they did very we'll 10 get the score they did
They have lnthing but praises for the people Of
!elia-t for thc very many cougtcsies receivcd
h9 'hhH'' f'i'i"i-, @! t'iis Town, mas received
$50 from two iocklaid papers for publishing the
fai'r report Of her murlcr ny her husband last
MAY. We learn that the Boston papers have oller
ed one hundred an fifty dollars each to SETTLE and
al the papers that published the report wilt be
compelled to pay. This think is right. Mrs.
Daniels is a poor woman who supports hey imhc-
Gle husband by her needle. ''Gol moves in a mvs-
teri"G5 ways his wonders to perform" Who
knows but he took this way to tighten her burdens
Why lie should punish those papers Tor pub
Listing 4 report that IeN believed 10 be true il
another mystery. But we will stop soliloguzing
or we STALL be in too deep water for US At any
rate We are glad she has got what money she has
from ing several papers ti| hope She v in get more