The Republican journal., 1888-10-18

The present full moon is known rs the Hunters
Moon.
Mrs. John Loso, of this city, has bought lot
from the Edmund's place on Wilson hill, and will
build house another season.
Or the 2G Representatives from the six New Eng
land States, but three remain in Washington. Hon.
S. l.. MiIlikcn is one of the three.
MIR. Edwin Crocker, of this city, workman at
Mathews Bros. sash and blind factory, got his fin
gers quite badly cut on an irregular moulder on
Friday last
w. V. Lane, the Camden photographer, was in
lslesboro last week taking photographs of seem
cry This is Of the incidents of the real estate
boom in Islesboro.
Mrs. Catherine c. Fletcher of Camden, widow
of the late Francis Fletcher, a pensioner of the
war of 1872, has been granted a pension to COM
mence Dec. :, 1887.
Mr.. w. Z. Page and others, of this city, left Bel
fast last week in a small boat for Bluehill They
went after employment at the stone yards there,
but took along their rifles and will try to get shot
at deer.
The Unyersalist Sunday school gave a picnic
supper at that church last evening. There were
recitations by the children, singing, and reading
by Miss Cora Eames, of this city. 1t was a very
pleasant occasion.
New piers are much needed at the draw of the
lower bridge, to enable vessels to haul through the
draw. The present piers are rotten and unsafe,
and have been for some time The city is
obliged to keep them in repair.
poison last weeL-Rough Rats-has recovered
sufficiently to be about the house. She told the
physician that she should again take poison when
a favorable opportunity presented itself.
Mr.. Frances Whitmore, of this city, says his
name was omitted last week from tie list of forty
miners who went to California in the bark William
o. Alden. We obtained the list from Williamson 5
History, and Mr.. Whitmore's name does not ap-
pear there. However, Mr.. Whitmore was one of
the party and proposes to be present at s,tcwarts
reunion.
The Belfast stone cutters, thrown out of employ
ment by the government stopping ;he job at Halls
are seeking work elsewhere. Some have gone to
South Thomaston and others 90 Bluohll. 1t was
extremely unfortunate that those men should lose
employment just as a long winter is approaching.
1t is hoped they may be again employed here ut no
distant day.
The Bangor Creamery Co. has organized at Ban
gor. Capital stock, $1,000; par value of shares,
SO. The bulk of the stock is taken hy Bangor
parties, though citizens of the surrounding towns
of Glenburn We azie, Monroe, Brewer, Iiermon,
Orono, Orrington and Eddington are reckoned
among Its stockholders. The officers are all of
Bangor, and are us follows f. o. BeaI president
James ii. Snow, treasurer; j. +. Hartman, G. NJ
Conant and \. q. I'asev directors
WILLS. But two wills were fled at the October
term of the Probate Court in this city last week as
follows: Sarah Martini late of Belmont, first gives
to her brother, David Dickey, the use, during his
natural life, of the lot known as the Ed. flms lot
At his death the premises given to his niece,
julia Bryant. She also gives Juli; Bryant prom
lssory note of $780, the premises and buildings in
which she lived, besides furniture and bedding
Gertrude Bryant is given bedding. To her broth
er, Lafayette Dickcy, she gives the John Dicacy
lot, and to her brothers Reuben, John and Samuel
Dlckey 81 each To her brother, David Dickey,
she gives what money she leaves after funeral ex-
penscs, grave stones, &c. are paid for. Sarah c
Preston, late of Belfast, gives all her property to
her daughter Emma J. Marshall, Who is also an
pointed eNecutriN. Mrs. Marshall to give silch
portion of the household articles As She pleascs to
Mrs. Preston's daughter, Camilla NJ. ElweM. and
to her grand daughters.
CHURCH NOTES. The Jniyersalist church socie
ty will give harvest concert Sunday evening
Oct. 2sth....The young misses of the I'uiversalist
church society have formed an association for the
making and obtaining articles for a coming fair
and elected officers follows Lizzie kelley
president; Alberta Wadsworth vice president
Bertha Emery, treasurer. There was Il dime so
ciable at the Baptist churcn last Friday evening
The rccitatons were on temperance topics. Ice
cream and cake were served ut the close 1t was
very pleasant occasion. ...At tie recent meeting
of the Pcnobscot Univerast Association in swan
yilic there was some talk OF a grove meeting neA
August in the vicinity OF Belfast, and of one a,
Ohltown, as last year,. .Rev. Wesley Virgins
has been appointed To the Methodist charge al
Searsmont in place of Rev G. NJ. Stilphen resign
ed. The latter will go west. Rev. \. III. Harr
man, pastor Of Pilgrim Congregational Church
Irovldence, X. L., has resigned, to take effect al
the close of the year. He has been pastor OF Pill
grim Church two years, and went to Providence
from Bangor. Mrs. Maggie Van Cott will begin
hef evanGeilstlc meetings at the Methodist Church
this CIhursday) evening. Friday afternoon at 2.ij
she Will relate her religious experience. The meet
inSs will continue afternoon and evening (cNcept
Monday aftelnoon).
PERSONAL. Mrs. Esther Carter and her sol
Thomas, went to Boston last Thu.'sday......M Mr.
5. A. Parker, late clerk ut the Belfast Pest Office
has gone on trip of several weeks, which Will in
clude trip to New York. On hi, rctdrn to Bel
last he viii engage in Il business entcrprise...
Mrs. Soplronia Ryder, of this cty, has gone tC
san Diego, Cal, where she has a daughter living
..Mrs. f. J. Mutt Steinwe,r and children, wiz,
have been in Belfast all summer will leave FRIDAY
for san Francisco. Mrs. 5. is daughter of Mr. |.
j. lloag, of this city. Mr. James Mitchell, %
this city, who has been west, returned home las
week. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Mcdonald have gon,
to New York. Mr.. Mcdonald will buy his holida,
goods before his return. Mr. John Poor, OF t,
city, has gone to Wateryiic to pass the wintc
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Ames. Mr.. Poo
says it will be the first Presidential election Ii,
Will have missed since 1874, and that if nccesar,
he would come home to vote ....Miss Lotte Flint
of this city, has gone to Arlington, Mass, on
visit....Mr. James Emery, of Bucksrort, visite,
his brother in this city, last week. Mrs Georg,
flclu, Oh BOSTON, VINO was at lir. ! lrIt, IIth
er's in this city last week, returned l.omc ~;ltul'
day. Mrs. L. d. >hacs of this city, is visiting ii
Lynn, Mass. Miss Grace MrCoily, of this city
returned from Boston last week.... Mr.. Char lie
r. Jay, formerly of this city. now in Cincinnati
was recently married there 20 a bliss Frauai,
l.aFounda Mr.. l.. IL Murch, associate editor
of the Prog. Age spent a few days in Boston las
week, his first vacation for some time. Mrs. 5
y. ilowes and Mr.. and Mrs. Hrrvey iIowcs hay,
gone to New York for the winter. Mr. and Mrs
G. o. Poor were delayed in their departure fol
New York by sickness in the family, but left o,
Thursdays boat. Mrs. NJ. A. Snow has goa,
to Boston and may make il trip to Pcnnsvlvani;
before returning home Mr. and Mrs r. IL
Moody started ior Boston on Fridays boat .. MI
Robert Emery walked down toWn last SATURDAY
were glad TO see him out again. Mr. and Mrs. u
NJ Fuller, of Albany, n. V, who have been visit
ing friends in Searsmont and Camden returned
home last Week....lu Boston last Thursday the
visiting insurance journalists gave a dinncr al
1oung's, complimentary to Dr. j. A. Fowler, OF
Philadelphia, the autnor of insurance wo,l 5
Among those present was Mr.. Geo. r. Field .....
MIR. DiShton Cunningham, of NaticN, Mass, is in
Belfast, visiting friends. The Belfast party who
went to New York on the Grocers Excursion, re
turned home Monday. Mr.. and Mrs John A
Mace, of this city, left Monday a vacation tr,p
will be under the charge of Mr.. Jerry Sulivan....