The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-10-17
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

We have frequently mentioned the finding Of
valuable pearls in the CLANS found in the river
near the Head of the Tide, Belfast Thayer &
Adams, in this city, have one recently found that
experts have valued at sl2. It is Of handsome
color, large and perfect,
Mr.. F. w shepherd, of this city lost his pocket
book Saturday somewhere between the Office of
Heating & Field and his home. The finder will lie
rewarded by leaving the same at the journal Of
flee See advertisement on third rage.
The lcssecs Of the Oak Hill granite works in this
city, are W. Q. Sargent Of New York +. r. Sar
gent and Harry Luce, of Quincy, Mas. They are
men of means and experience, and with one Of the
finest granite quarlies in Maine, ought to do Il
large business. 1t is hoped the expectations Of all
will be realized
Mr.. Charles F. Wood, Of Rockland, Il prominent
clothing dealer of that city, who was Killed at the
Scarboro crossing near Portland by the train pass
Ing over him, was well and favorably known in
this city, where his wife has several relatives Mr.
Woods business partner, Mi. Austin ThilI1ick,
brother of Mrs. Geo. o. Bailey, of this city.
INSOLVENCY CouRl. The following business
came before the Court Of Insolvency III Uis city
last week: The first meeting d creditors of Frank
F.Jellison, of Belfast head and r. W Rogers, ESQ.,
appointed assignee. Willis \. Foy, of MontylIc,
filed 4 petirion fo,. DISCHARGE Di.ch,r,os ,,o,o
granted John N tofnlIv II St.c4ton ,rl XIII,
son yord of scar.,,,,,
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in this city which occurs IN sal ,yitb III n,.,dI
supper. Mr.. Henry Damon, VI Boston Supreme
Director, will be present waldo Council. ID sto,k
ton, has been invited ami will no DOUBT lie present
in force The meeting viii be hcld in Grand Army
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Cook, and wife, of this city, went to i!e,mon last
week to attend the reunion If the Gatchel f.,niI-
Of which Mrs. Cook is member Twenty OIL.
present at the house Of Mr.. Frank Il. Burnett
Mrs. Sarah W GatchcIl, the mother Il wears OLA
a very smart aud intelligent lalv, Iui- requested
that family reunion be held Once year, -o
long as she lives. The AFFAIR WA pleasant onr
The next reunion will be hell NJ Monroe
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