The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-04


Fk"srE' r. Rev Mr. Baldwin,, Of Win'erPort
VIII 'i"se ms ahors Tor the SUMMER at TIE village
h'At sunday ..- Miss Meta Freeman Is spending
It r." week At her odd home ia P:ospect.- Jhc
weather Is 'Ad fer getting in ho cror- and the
ground II full Of water j. the unsettled weather
continues the 'eW h"1hN IN stock VIII be damts'i
u "iH hr nothing strange thi~ rar 10 ha'e iic
GROUND A"'"e soli0 ana eaten 'he farmers crops 70
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" I"''th "iies II any Que iN bet'ch 'h''' please
'V' VI "o'r from 'pehi IRVINE 'acAsoi son Oh
WI" 'Fhs"i' OF M"h'Nlii"' Hleh "' tHl'hoid leier
- 'i'e taunton hospital miss HlN remains we're
''""tn' mere last week. i'' "h'! e'l'd % Nj
90" i'7 '''''A he'" % N''l'i'S''Nh' MASS"
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kN"X- 1t certainly seems aS thonah the very
elements were against the f;nmc}- this year.
inc lhte heavy ana long continued rains have put
an Farm work back, and now tho ground j. - wet
we caiihci plough except TIC very Highest ami dry
tS lahd, AM the few beans mat some of the Farm
ems hoped to save are mostly spoiled in the stack
Potatoes are i"ttihg badly ~ level land, the
water Standing between the rows making It imr"es
lbe to dig them.... There was another heavy frost
| last saturday night and ice made q, of an iucn
Thick. The trees have all taken on their autumn
| hue7 ami everything hetokens the approach ot
winter mere are acres of sweet corn not worth
me pa King ana With the beans all ruined and
potatoes rotlihs the outlook is rather dubious.
sim, We have many things to be thankful for and
| while the frost has damaged Il, good deal sup
| pose uie flollHa people would give all they arc
worth Tor such night as last saturday night.
| nan Moon Lodge held lis regular session last
| SATURDAY evening ana everything seems to be
w''A'i4 Sh""'t'iy u''er hfo' Leonard as thiei
ieitNa'' aiu Wihie we benoNe IN thorough tenn
| sense.
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| iuror at tb. oct,l,ar tor,, ,r ,.o,,,. Nf e.
Ealues. Of Belfast. j. in Town III. epnst of ,,i..
| Mary stevens While ATTENDING, tb,. ~,,l,, s,1,,.I
| in this Mace last Sundo, Miss Ea,nos h,. ,.o,,,
| read in a pleasing manner the uiern ootitind
/ "Trouble in the Amen Corner Mis- G,,....
Nickerson was at home from Ifampdan las, s,tur
day and SUNDAY She is teaching her first scnooI
| in that town. Miss Baker of Hampden, was IN
town saturday and sunday. the guest Of Miss
Grace Nickerson The last question for discus
| sion in Comet Grange was (Which should take
| higher rank in person, character o. principles"
| The Grange will have an entertainment at their
hail october 18TH to which the children viii be adj
mitted,. The Ladies Aid Society will meet viii,
Mrs. I. {. Smart Thursday, October II. All are
| invited Our Searsport neighbors who came NJ
to fish III the Lake few days before close time
were fairly well rewarded for their labors sew.
seven pounds proving without a doubt that !,
close observance of the fish laws will give Us |,
plenty of fish and of good size Miss Florence