The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-09-13

Soceiy are requested 10 meet at the 1alr grounds
saturday Sept. 18th at one o'clock p. NJ.
AS the steamer Pcnobscot was starting from her
| wharf in Bangor Monday forenoon a lady passcn-
| ger dropped her pocket book overheard. 1t fell
I bene ath the paddle wheels and was quickly lost
| sight of. There was sum of money in Il, and il
| was unfortunate loss for her.
The Cottrell Bros. of this city, took their nc,i-
bators to Lewiston Monday to exhibit at the State
! Fair. The chickens will hatch out daily, and i'll
/ fact they began to come cut after the incubator
was placed in the here. The boys did very
well at Bangor.
CHURCH NOTES. The religious services will lie
resumed in the Unitarian Church next sunday
sermon by the pastor at 1915 A. .Rev. Il. G.
Wentworth viii preach at Toors Mills mex: sun
day afternoon. Rev. Geo. L. Tufts will preach
at Morrill, next Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
a POSTAGE STAMP. new and clever company
in new musical farce comedy will be the atrac-
ton at the Belfast Opera House Monday evening,
Sept 18th. The new comedy does not pretend to
tell much Of a story, but abounds in songs, dances
and spccialties of every description not partic
patel in by the stars only but by every member Of
| the company. Their Black Hussar Band gives fire
street performances, and the orchestra is said to
be remarkably good. In fact, the company and
comedy are commended by the press of other cities
as first class and deserving of liberal patronage
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. W. ii. Simmons Of Rock
land, Union Labor Candidate for Governor, was in
town last week visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs
Josiah simmons. lie lecured "Wednesday even
ing in Presents Hall, presenting his views of that
| order Among the arrivals last week, were +
II. Gilman and his daughter Annie. of Pitstiel
| on visit to his mother; Geo. w. Colby. from
! Howard Asy lum, .. o. Cram, Butler Hospital
| Providence, X. L., and C. NJ. Iiowes from Taunton
Hospital, Mass....Miss Belle Pendleton of Wal
than Mass, who has been visiting at c. Z. Thon'p
sons left for her home last TUESDAY ....Aftcr 4
long time trying, Uncle Zen Brown has had hi
pension increased We are glad fer him He is
ali old man and has TO work hard to get = living.
He ought to have Lad il years ago.
! MORRILL,. Tie village school began last week.
taught by Mr. Elb.ldge Pitcher OF Belfast. Mrs.
Barak Hatch is great sufferer ard quite feeble
| 49, Mr.. lthamer Il. Thompson, whose general
health is very poor had quite an i'll turn the latter
part Of last week Rev. Rich Pearson is spending
| a short vacation in town....J. Il. Near: Esq. and
| wife 80 to New Haven Conn this Wook to visit
| their children. Mr.. Leslie paggett went to Be-
ton last week on business, returning Saturday.
He begins a Fail school at Brooks village TUESDAY.
thi, week -. Mrs. l.! Il. Elder goes to Rock land
this week and from thence to Portland and Alfred.
York Co visit to her sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Dunbar, who resides the latter place. .Seryirc,
at the church last sunday conducted y, Rev Ar.
| Burrows Text Micah go
CHINA. Mr.. Free! Moody, aged about u year,
son Of Mr. T. II. Moody, found dead in the
| barn Friday morning. lie mad been dead several
| hours, a. the body was stin and cold. /: is
| supposed he got up i'll the night To attend TO
horse which was in the habit of kicking in his
stall and through the excitement Il tit was brought
on which caused his death 1t Is Il terrible blow to
his parents he only The entire
community join in sympathy .....Dr7. Tlblets
and Mabry OF Nassaiboro, made post morton eX-
animation on the body Of Young Moody on Satur-
day, from which it made apparent that death
resulted from Il Kick from the horse. The funeral
on sunday WAS very largely attended, a great many
being unable to get into the house. Rev. T. y.
| Gliddcn conducted the exercise, and preached an
impressive sermon. lie voiced The sentiment of
all when he said China had lost Of her lest
Young men.
HALLpALE. \ heavy frost in thi- CONNIE nifty
Thursday night The crops 40; :,lrca j, Zip, were
nearly All severely niPped ...Alonzo Major and
wife, who have been spending the summer with
their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Perry, haze returned
| to their home in Nashua, y. H......Mc. Frank
sprowl, Of Boston, is visiting relatives and friends
| here. ..... Mr.. {. A. Foster of Lowell. Mass who
has been visiting his brother, t. f Foster, has
| turned home. Mr. +. has situation in the Lowell
machine shop...... Edwin Il. Downer, 4 former
| resident Of this place died at the home Of his
nephew, John Downer, of Freedom, sept. 7lh.....
....Geo. W. Choate and r. :. Tucker offer their
| farms for sale. Mr.. Chas. NJ. Clement, Of Lowell,
| Mass, is visiting friends here Willie Perry
returned to his work in Nashua, y. IL. sept. Sd.
He ha- a situation in ii belt shop. Mrs. Isaac
Colby, who has been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Gilclrcst, re
turned to her home in Mass, last stturlay......
Miss Alice Han Is teaching in district No. :, and
Cora +. Mcfarland in No. IL, in this town.. Miss
IIittle Hall is IN >car-port visiting her nephew,
Chas. Monroe. .Chas McCorison has recently
dug well for ID NJ. kowell, there being none on
the premises before. 'Inclc Merrill is one who
believes in having things rs they shoulI bets.
Addie Evans and Fred Poland are attcndin..
school AT Freedom academy.
PROSPECT. Miss Maggie Harris has come home
from orl0ud to visit her parents. Nh and Mr..
Charles lIar1is-..-.Iack FIRST made = .lcaa sweep
among the ton'!er vines and corn last week The
damage Will he the hardest til, bean. c1ol, in this
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b'thSf"RF schooner Carrie y. Bucknan!
+ arrived here saturday, deeply laien and in fine
condition She has had i queer eNperiehr" the