The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-30

t7NNi'i VIAL MISS ltNH boy tli1H Oh Bangor
and Mis- Geneva Grant of Monroe are At Mr.
Lc}i sta"lea'.-..Capt. b. +. Rice and witc arrived
by steamer Lucy Miller Friday from BROOKLYN.
They are stopping 1t MI. Chaldn'7 MI Geo
Darling Of Norwich, Conn. is stopping at Mrs
Charles Shutc'a Nh and Mrs. Bond of Somer
vile. Mass, with her mother, Mrs. Freeman
Waning, who has rooms in the Rice cottage. They
were married in Somervile SATURDAY, and arrived
by boat Sunday j.. lam bake on the beach near
the steamboat wharf Thursday r. NJ from six to
eight. Ice cream and other refreshments will be
served. Mr.. Nathaniel showers returned to South
Weymouth last saturday Mr.. Herbert Bunker
of Brewer was at Capt. sumner Blacks few
days last week, and with Miss Nellie Showers ana
Miss sallte Rice went down to Bar IIarbor for a
day Master George showers Of 5. Weymouth
Mass, and Master Harry Wiley Of Hampton an
visiting at Capt. Samuel French's..- Messrs. Fred
y French and Ned Piper have returned to Mass.
... Mr.. and Mrs. n :. French have gone to Cas-
tine and Isle au Haul for ii few days recreation.
....The Castine Alumni will meet here Aug. 1th
for their sumner outing :. Mr. Cooling Grant of
Prospect has furnished US with some very nice
strawberries-the last Of the season. Tie com
panes at the "ltetreat" change quite often, and
seem to have very enjoyable times
BUCksroRT The trustees of the East Maine
Conference Seminary have secured AS instructor
of their commercial department, Mr.. Fred {. Ball,
OF Smiths Mills, y. \ for some time principal of
the NARROW, y. H., Academy. Miss Ada S. Fur
mel, of Springfield Mass Will have charge of the
musical department. Miss Alice j. Davis of
Montville, graduate of the class of 'sS, will be
sociate instructor in English branches. Each is a
teacher of experience and marked success. Mr..
T. B. Maddocks and wife, of Hampton, Will act as
steward and matron OF the boarding department.
-. John Carleton, of Boston, commission mer-
chant, died here Thursday the result of the
breaking of his leg in runaway accident on Tues
day. He jumped from a team as the horses We're
running down a steep hill His age about IS.
MIR. Thos. n Doutney began ii series of gOs-
| pei temperance meetings at Emery Hall Sunday,
| July 26th after an absence of sixteen years The
| afternoon meetings begin at O'Clock and the
| evening meetings at O'Clock. All who are inter
ested in the great moral question should attend
these meetings and hear the arguments of one who
has learned by bitter experience. IAN exciting
accident Sunday in this vicinity was the frighten-
| ing of the horse of Sheriff j. w. Patterson, as he
was driving in from his cottage at Lake a lamoo-
sock with his niece, Miss frankie Patterson, and
| Miss Mary Page. They were near the residence of
| Mr. Francis CHM, when a cow suddenly jumped
the fence and the horse becoming Interchangeable,
the carriage capsized throwing the occupants
out, causing severe and painful bruise on the
hip Of Miss Page, number of bruises on the
body Of Sheriff Patterson, and total wreck Of the
carriage, Miss Frankie fortunately escaping with
nothing more than a jar and fright. The people
were brought to the residence of Mr.. Patterson by
friends and DIR. Emerson summoned, who fount
the injuries as above stated, not really dangerou
but painful.