The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.
THE TURKEY AND TIANkSGIYING
Thanksgiving, praise it as we may,
With feathered woe is hobbled,
The gobbler knows it as the day
When he alas is robblpd


THANKSGIVING praise it as we may
with feathered woe is hobbeu,
The gobbler knows it as the day
When he, alas is gobbled.
The W. c. 7, U. will meet with Mrs n. Mans
field, Franklin street, next Saturday at , NJ.
Fishing boat Sea Flower, Of Bluehll, a hand
liner, is said to have stocked 81 goo fishing or Mt
Desert rock.
The electric light plant formerly used at Bucks
port is to be taken to Portsmouth to illuminate the
residence of Hon. Frank Jones
We learn from Miss Crawford, the Secretary,
that the Unitarian Sewing Circle will meet at ;
p m to-day with Miss Colburn, Church street.
Two months ago John Sylvester sold his house
in this city, and with his family moved to Bruins
wick, Ga. Last week the family returned, saying
that Belfast, in the future will be good enough for
them. They were disgusted with Brunswick.
Governor Burleigh has made the following
among other nominations Trial Justice, Albion
X. p. Moore, Belfast; Notary Puhlic, Nelson
Mullen, North Haven; Justices of the Peace
and Quorum, 4. c. Hodgdon, Clinton Isaac NJ.
Knowles, Troy.
Friday gave the first real touch Of winter,
The rain storm Of Thursday cleared away with
the wind northwest, ana Friday it blew a gale.
The thermometer in some places in the city went
down to sixteen degrees above Zero and pipes in
unprotected cellars were frozen up. The cold
snap was followed by mlder weather
The Camden Cornet band and Stldey 5 orchestra
of Ca mden. drove Belfast Flidaya in the aftel
noon the band paraded the streets and treated our
citizens to some good music In the evening there
dance Mt the Rp1faSt IJOuSn
ed ny concert by Prof studleys orchestra
There was a fair crowd in attendance. The music
was good and the company enjoyed themselves.
SECRET SOCIETIES. Palestine Commandery
knights Templar of this city, at its last meeting
changed by laws so that in future the Officers Will
be elected in December instead of January. Tie
Commandery has quite amount of WORK on
hand, and its condition is very promising ......
Aurora Degree Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah of
this city, contemplate working the degree agree
able to the beautied form
PENSIONS. Pensions have been granted to resi-
dents of this county and vicinity as follows
igna-George A. Icaton, Blue IIill increase,
George Cole, Burnham; Amos b. nNton, Camden
George T. Peavey, Swanvillr; David f. Billings,
BlOoksyille: Geo. W. Townsend, Searsmout Al
bert Mcintosh, Belfast; reissue James NJ. Ncnill,
Winerport; original, invalid, John l. !Iihbard,
Castine; increase, Benz +. furnham, Easl Knox.
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strong arm Of the law
OBITUARY. William {. Frederick died in lIos-
'oh on IhurSaay last aged about sixty years He
was son OF the late William Frederick, ot this
CITY anu fved mere many wears Mr. Frederick was
machlnist by trade, having worked many years
Ill inc beilast foundry Later ne lived in California
anu many o1her parts q thc country, but on the
ueath ol ms lathef returned 70 Belfast 70 reside.
ne pee"'he ihVoNe' IN lhe Maine SILVER mining
craze ana LOST cQhSlierable money III the sullivan
''Nei i"ihe9' he married Miss caro-, daughter ct
'ne i"'e Gavin fl'cher' VINO with one son aht
'''"s"''i SulNNc hllh' Mt. 'tili MfS- ffcd'rck
spen' d '"lse po't'oh q laSt summer II BrIld7t
anu "n4ie "ele MI + fre"erlck was instrumental IA
so''iii6 up reunion Oh the fltcher iamltF, ut lhc
mouse OF Mf' II. I. Plfchcr' brother Of Mrs
rie"ei'cN- MI ffedellck WaS pufei At Bo7ton
ne had many inehds IN TINS city, VINO VIII learn oi
MS death with regret Mir Charles H. kacWlton
NAIVE OF Liberty and formerly OF Rocl.land
'ileu saturday IN Chelsea, Mass, aged about {,
years ne was engaged II the marble and granite