Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-22
COUNTY GRANGE
OF Waldo County, Iet Tuesday
it Belfast.
BoVdoinham Sees I Chance TO RsYiYe
Her Dropping Industries.
Somerset Court-Hfddefogd Jury De cis-
Ellsworth Coasticg Accident

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BILL FAsr, Jan. 2I.-Rev. F. s. Psyson
and site go to SsceArappa on Friday next
and will settle there, Mr.. Psyson - pastor
of the universaiist church. Saccarappa 10
TO be congratulated on having secured his
services.
Coombs & Harris. tA1idefmi.ts. have
dissolved partnership. The firm name will
nov be ChAs. Coonsbs.
Schooner F.. s. Warren, Rolerson, sailed
for Boston Tuesday.
The Waldo County Grange held its
monthly session in the Belfast Opera House
Tuesday. A large and enthusiastic audi
ance vas present. The session lasted all
day and vas a most enjoyable occasion
ending with a dance in the evening, music
by Gilmore and Mudgett. In the opening
very pleasing address Of welcome was
made by Mrs. Julia McKeen. This was
responded to by Hon. d. o. Bowen. Also
an address by the State master. There
were but four officers from the Maine State
Grange owing to the bad travelling. Rufus
Prince, worthy master, F. A. Allen. secre-
tretsry. NJ b. Hunt, oversesf, and ID. A.
Mr.. Abort Mdget., a drama entitled
Bette, than Cold" from local talent.
Music ard a dinner to which l50
SIT DOWN. A discussion was then
brought up Of the Patrons Fire Insurance
Co in which there was large number of
participants. About % members took the
tifth degree under Geo. Richii, master of
ths State Grange. A report was also read
of the Waldo county oranges. The next
monthly meeting will be held at Liberty,
Feb. Il, in Dirigo Hall. The same qustion
will bo open for discussion. also. the ques-
ton, Resolved, That the Board Of Agri-
culture is of no Benz fiji to the Farmers
Affirmative. .Talford Durham; negative,
d. 3. johnson.
The most pleasant affair Of the season,
was held Tuesday night, at the Crosby Inn,
in the shape of q concert, given by San.
born's orchestra, consisting of ii pieces,
clOsiDg with supper and ball.
At the meeting of the Waldo County
Horse Breeders Association, held last Sat-
urday, the colt stakes were arranged for
the annual trottipg meeting for C, Its, 70 be
held the last week Of August 1891. There
will be two classes of colt stakes opened.
The first will be confined to the association
limits, the other will take in the State. As
sociation stakes of the second class will be
open to the State. Yeariiug entries,
si5. For yearliugs and two-year-olds,
in payment of 81 each. Same date as be-
low. Three and four year olds. Entry
fee $50 in payment of ten. Same date as
the other. Ten per cent. will be added to
the stake. First class association colt
stake is limited to colts foaled and owned
within the association limits. which com
prises Waldo county and the towns of
Albion and Camden outside. Purses will
be offered for 3 minutes, 2.45 and So.
The fees for all particulars will be arranged
at the next meeting, held two or three
weeks from last Saturday. The following
are further particulars which are interest
ing TO all horsemen:
The following stakes are proposed and
offered:
Stake No. /. Foals of 1890. Entrance
fee SO, to be paid as follows; April /, 50,
when nominations close; June /, s.; when
colt must be named Aug. lG, 81, the third
and final payment.
stake No, .. Foal 1859. Same condi.
tions as No. ].
Stake No. 3. Foals of 1855. Entrance
fee SIS. to be paid as follows: April ), So,
when nominations close; Juue l, s.. when
coils must be named; Aug. 10, final pay
ment, 50.
Stake No. 4. Foals of 1887. Same
conpitions a. No. 3
The association adds 10 per cent in each
class in colt stakes. Distance waived. No.
/, hslfmile heats. 2 in 3; No. 2, mile
heats. 2 in 81 Mos. 3 and 4, mile heats, 3
in !.
The lecture, Wednesday evening, by
President Hyde of Bowdoin College on
THE Qualities of Leadership" was
listened to by large audience and greatly
enjoyed.
Two young girls of Belfast named
Blanche Delloff and Margaret Hazeltine,
while sliding on the crust in the Allyn field,
ran into an old reservoir. getting well wet,
aud were pulled out by two young boys. =
Schooner Fl. 8. Boynton sailed Jan. 81
for Rockport.
Phoenix Lodge, F. & A, have elected
the following officers T. ID. Guptil. w.
NJ: Frank B. Matthews, S. W.; L. A.
Hoyt. ]. w; James Psttee, Sec. J. f
Wright. Treas. B. d. Field. S. D.; s.
+. McMahan, J. ID. John Smslley. ID ID
Charles Brier, J. ID Henry Mariner.
Tyler.