The Republican journal., 1888-10-18

Fish Warden Whitcomb seized from among 4
lot of Holsters sold here from one of the neigIlor
ing towns six short ones. Under the law Chap. 40,
Section 81 H. S. no lobster less than l0i inches in
length, measuring from one extremity of the Gorv
extended to the other, exclusive of feelcrs and
claws, shall be sold or exposed for sale from the
LIST day of Aug to the lst day of April following.
under penalty of five dollars for each lobster so
sold or exposed for sale
Capt. Robert Portcr's remains came lay boat Fri
day. The funeral took place in the afternoon from
the Consl, church, and was largely attended
Capt Porter died the 7th inst. at Louis>i lille, Ga.
He WAS among our oldest residents. For the ,ast
year he had resided with his son William at santa
Clara, Cal. 1t was his intention to spend the WIN
ter with his son DIR. Frank NJ. Porter, at Louisville
Ga and he was on the waytherc when stricken with
his last Illness although he lived to ar i've at his
sons home, and learn the sad in tclgencc Of his
"eath and burial but Il few days before. Capt.
Porter was for tiftytwo years a member ,f the
Consl church here and led during all that time i'm
exemplary Christian life. During the last wear OF
lfe he occupied the position of deacon. He leaves
two sons and two daughters
JACKSON. The Jackson town fair did not take
place last saturday the day wa, stormy, hut
was postponed 20 saturday oct =. Ii stormy it
VIII take place the first fair week day following.
BuCKsroRr Ellcry Arey, who was badly in
Jured in Bangor week ago last MONDAY, bvarotI
cart running over him while lie WAS at worh a,l the
steamer RockIand died Friday The funeral ser
vices were held sunday He was son of Pilot
Howard Arey, of the st, amer penohscot and w,-
ah"nt eighteen yeur- of age. He was much liked
by the Officers aud men the line :. The inra,l-
descent electric light plant seems to be a ,lirrc,.
Judging from the demand for ishts about the town
a humber of new lights have recently been put in
at the stores and private residences They give
excellent satisfaction and area great convenience
to those who have them.
sEAR>MuNr Or village was awakened a4tin
by the cry of fire last saturday morning alout
O'Clock. The buildings of q. Il. True were f,ltn,l
to be on fire and We're burned to the ground. except
the shop, which was saved by a great effort. The
loss is about 5000 insured $500 on uilling- and
500 ON furniture They have moved into Mrs. =.
{. llaskell'- house,. Mrs. Sarah c. Haskell WA,
in town the first of the week. Rev. ". H. Cruw-
ford, of Union, conducted the tiuartcry meeting
exercises for Rev. l. H. W. Wharf AT the NJ f.
church last Sunday. There is ronsi irr:,be mov
ing in the village. \ Mr.. Thompson from ErI
mont has moved into the Gum house, +. B iyer
into the llaleltinc house. T. W. SIMMONS into the
Dyer house, and sumner Davis, of Belmont into
tb" Robinson house owned hy \. q. Caswcll.
EAST TuuRNulkE. NJ. T. IItartus and t,n,fr,.
who are soon to move away, ,,r,.. ..,il,,, ,,,, ,
about sixty Of their nciybbnrs last rl,o,..,r.,.
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acre ol good cora in the town
EANi ANON h'N. mos ". EHiI"H> N1It,~
The Ladies' sewing Circle Met nh thr lol-,. ,.f
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eiety, Mr~- Hiram stevenson, no has been q; ~c}t
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cnt an'i appears 10 he cujoy ing good health. The
time v,s ,,rII taken M, i'm r,r,,.r..ti, .,r ..,-
lh2- N""ht l"r'A E"tlrS ana gentlemen Nid '""u
to a bountiful supper provided Irv the EiHu,-. It
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taken IN the circle. 1t shows that those WHO oo
come have - rood time and r,.t,Itn home Lctt.,. f,