The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-19

and in the long afternoons see large loads o
hay hauled to the barns in sight and the cry of tn,
farmers has been no hay this year. There must b,
a mistake somewhere Freeman Wentworth ha
repaired his barn and put in basement..... MIR
Monroe on the Clary farm, and Charles Mckinley
have raised their barns and put cellars under
them, improving their looks and making then
more convenient Mr. Whitcomb, who lost hi.
buildings by fire, has barn carriage house ana
ell ready to occupy The potato bugs have arriy
/ ell IN gooliy numbers and with excellent appe
titcs.
CAsrINE. Capt Lane, the coast missionary
! stopped here over Sunday in his sloop the Alert
called by him the Pilgrim. Sunday afternoon he
4 invited tie children of the Orthodox Sur,,a,
school on board his boat, where he held ser, ice
anu gave them an account of the work of relief he
is doing along the coast from PASSPORT to the Car
! ohnas. In the evening the Rainbow Band gave :,
concert in the vestry, in honor of Capt Lanes
arrl'ai.--M Mr.. John Mckinnon is putting new
root "n his house ami otherwise charging it,.
sch Baltic, Capt. Patterson, arrived from Bangor
sunday, lumber laden. hound 10 Boston. !. The
Atkinson X Cook Dramatic Co., played here on
Monday AID Tuesday evenings Of this week and
ti"rton'> mi h>trclS on "Wednesday evening.
l>lE>E"iio. Brig katahdn Hayes, from Ban
Sor i"r New ork. anchored abreast Crow Cove
Wednesday the nth inst During the night there
was terrific slnall from the westward and the
brig dragged close in to the shore. The next tav
"mie 1t was moderate and they were trying to
change their anchorage there came sudden sluan
an" >ht vert ashore ON the Bcrrying Point at half
tide Mhcle she lay in dangerous position. A
crew OF eleven men went on board from the Island
that night and assisted in getting her on and to a
- ie anchorage 1t is thought She was not da.nag,
ct...... The sch~. Mabel Thomas, Capt Coomls.
from Bangor FOR Baltimore, and VIM. Flint Dodge
forNrw l"rA we're towedh by here sunday by the tug
bismarck. The new wharf at Ry,ier's Cove 30
feet long With frontage of 90 feet. Mill make a
me landing for the steamers of the Bangor and
Bar iiarbor line. which will make daily trips each
MAY after the iIar Ilaror goes on the water This
iine new boat is nearly ready for service.
>"' Ill MoNrvlLLE. David Conner and wife of
Lynn, Mass. nave arrived, t. spend their annual
vacation with their mother, Mrs. II. y. Conner at
the OH homestead =. Ii attic and Matte Edmun,i>
who have been attending school in Lynn Mass.
the past Year at home on Il visit .... Master
Walter Peavey of Someryiile, Mass, is spending
his school vacation with his aunt, Mrs. &. +. Ran
daii Having is about a week later than usual
but grass Is good in this vicinity ...J. W. Collins
i busy circulating his horse hay forks in the ad
Joining towns. They work ercndilly. Miss
Iiiic NJ. Jackson j. quite sick Mrs. L. T. Ran
dal'> health is mproving.... Mrs Louisa Davis
has sold her place at Won,man', Mills and mo. cd
back on the oil farm. Freeman Iinuckrn has
moved his barn across thc road, and nearer his
W he la, III.
Is much more convenient. C. :, Adams is eating
the hay on the :. {. johnson farm..... Scwel F.
Colby ami J f Esanry viii cut tie hay on the
l-real johnson place.
NI>tLHA>EN. The storm last week MAS one of
the most severe for years. Captains reported it
very bad outside. Sch. Carrie, of st. Johns, y 4,
l"aci with soft Wu"'i, went ashore a lodge on
Little Hurricane and is total loss The crew
were saved. steamer hurricane is trying to save
the wool bat it j. thought the vessel is in worth
saving. sch. Moliie Rh"irs has loaded rough
stone and sch. .Ndc T.. Snow. cut stone, both for
| Il.t',ciihia. sch. George NJ. Brainarl has load
ct stone tnr New York. Mrs. l.. /. pendieton
and fanny OF Boston, have arrived ami opened
their cottage Mrs. ii. y Moves. of this town. is
in stockton ga short VISIT. Mrs. William West
ha@ .g,le To Port Hood. Cape Breton to visit her
parents j. +. Armbrust had his foot ianil.d
last week lay Il paving block e. W Smith has
gone to la~ton 10 obtain medical treatment
John lHllot i quite i'll and confined to his bed
Mis- En,ma Roberts is doing good business in
her bake shop. J. c. Higgins Il son. OF Bath,
photographers, were in town last week making.
views Of Inherent places, Many Of oilr cilizeas
tad their buildings photographed. Rev. Mr.
tflf nIA,
last SUNDAY Mrs. H. {. Day. of Rocklani, is
visiting here Mrs. &. Boman, W no has been ill,
j. inuri imiroveL
SAMOA P"I>r MI. Frank t.ooiuc and wife,
OF Boston, h1Ve l"en spending the past week with
| M sister, Mrs K. y. Hartman. >. Mrs Julia
Houston ami child. of Linden, Mass, are at her
fathers, capt Enoch Perkins.... Mrs. Merahia
| IElck' WHO has been out of health for some
months went TO Portland Monday where She will
enter the Maine Gcnl Hospital for treatment. $50.
| MIS- j. l.. Abbott and child, of Verona, are the
CUE 81 "i MIS-. +. NJ. Hartman :. Mrs Jeremiah
French ct l'ang''r, spent few days of this week
WIFI Mrs. susan staples. Miss Amanda snow
ii1h, of fcnolscot is visiting friends here......
Miss taiiie i"rin came home from Rockland sat
ur'iAy --.MIs. Hattie Lane. of Auburn, is spend
Ing a week with Miss Abhie Couscns -. The str.
i-ncy Miller touched AT the wharf on Monday even
ing on her trip from y. ! to Bangor. Among the
Passengers VII" landed was Capt. Il. +. Ricc......
ME- James Libby, of Il. Augustine, Fla, is with
! htr sister. Mis-. \. q. Black, for Il visit of two
weeks. Mrs. }. &. Showers, of Daytona, Fla is
visiting relatives and friends in this placp....
| Capt. Ira Hartman who arrive from n y sat
| urday Will remain at home during one VOYAGE and
Mr.. Gilbert will take command OF his vessel the
! brig Don iacinto, this trip It. Turk Island -
| MISS Nellie St"Wcrs is in Boston and will remain
there Wliii her father, Capt. j. l.. Stower- while
MS vessel Is III Mr.. A. Il. French and fam.
ny, OF Boston, are here for the summer months
-.Ali y : French and family are at his fathers
| MI hohelt French The strawberry festival
held IN the i'ill on Monday evening proved a VERY
| pheasant occasion. \ large company Wa present.
Mr.. {. G. Hamilton brought quite company from
| >earsport ON his blackboard.
| k>oA. y short time ago promised a reimrt on
| the horses owned by I'll. >hiblcs. Some one got
| ahead of nc, hut here is something they haven't
got: Last week Mr.. >hihles made a sale which
! deserves mention \ few wears ago Mr. : bought
| for Sld0 a rather rawney looking colt called Wild
Flower. hy Gideon. The know ing ones shook thei,
heads AMI laughed in their sleeves saving She was
not worth so but those who '.lallgh last generally
laugh best rs the sequel will show Mr. Shibles
bred W i'd Flower to Lcdo and us Il result the fin,
! colt Lena Leio, color dark bay, with two whit.
| hind feet, and very speedy. He again bred i,
| Iiarhnyer and obtained the fine stallion Ge,lmont
and of this colt wish to speak in particular. Gcd
| mont is but "A = months old and stands Is hands
inch, iare foot, weight 925, color beautiful chest
nut with small star He has been driven to harness
and carries well up, is very stylish and perfect il
| bulid ana although never timed all Join in saving
| they never SAW his equal in action. Now beat thi.
If You can. out of his little rake of Il colt Wild
Lena Le,io, $3.50, and Ge,lmont, $3.50. So murl
for standard breeding; but Mr. 5. still has eight
| left, all of them standard bred One Belle Bran
don, last year weanlin@, stands l4a1 hands high
| Is jet black. and beauty. In fact Mr.. Editor, the
knox woods are full of Them. Grass has grown
wonderfully the past two weeks and although the
outlook was rather poor at first more than tn,
average crop will he cut Long yellow days now
and men that work out hayiug earn their money
| They go into the field AT daylight and work as
long asthey can see, and then expected to hell
o the chores by lantern light Our pastor at the
stream is gradually filling the house 1t is quite
! sicEly about here now and help of either kind i.
| very scarce.
| PROSPECT. The late showers have starte, up the
June grass in Old fields and the hay crop will be
| better than was first anticipated c. ii. Partridge
says he will get ten tons more than last year Or