The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

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Varnum, Ellery r. Bowden were chosen del
egates to the third district convention in
Waterville, July 6. They We're instructed
| by a vote of the caucus to support Hon. An
drew p. Wiswell for Representative to Con
gress. -. The Maine Board OF Agriculture
held very successful and interesting in
stitute in Grange Hall, June 18th. A lecture
on Fruit Growing by c. S. Pope Esq, and a
lecture by Hon R. w. Ellis on Modern Re
quirements of Successful Dairying We're fol
lowed by discussion. A very fine flag rails
ing i'll school district No. 4, on the evening of
| the Goth -. Walter j. Dreamer, an enthll-
siastic disciple of Isaac Walton, recently
caught a land locked salmon twenty-one
inches long, weight four pounds and at the
same time ten square tail trout and four
Michigan Takers. Where he catches the
beauties is a secret known only to himself.
Mrs Abby l.. Condor has gone to Swan S
Island to spend month that she may have
the benefit of the ocean air. Mrs. Parthena
Conner, of Brocllton, Mass. is spending the
summer with Mrs. Joseph A. Perkins. :.
The anniversary of the discovery of Ameri-
Cd " III ne celeDfaIeu oct Il. VIII parade OF
school children, declarations, recitatons
and picnic dinner in the town hall, a social
dance and base ball. All are invited to come
and take part in the festivities.
CAMDEN. The graduating exercises of the
Camden High School took place at Megunti-
cook hail Wednesday evening, June 18th.
The hall was tastefully decorated and was
packed to its utmost capacity. The class
parts We're excellent and reject much credit
not only on the class itself b, on the efficient
corps of instructors and Camden schools
generally. The class numbers ten, two gem
tlemen and eight ladies': Luie Moulton
Chandler, Lena Mae Decrow, Fred Thomas
Gould, Ella Mauue Hartford, Charles Irving
Hartford, Leila Gertrude Knowlton, Marian
Louise Kelly, Inez Clayter Munroe, Laura
Margarita Sax Smyth, Hattie May Trower.
The class motto is, BE a head light not
danger signal and the class flower is the
daisy Chas. Lees London show exhib-
tied i'll Camden June 2Sth. -, Large num-
bers OF summer hoarders are arriving daily
Wallace WadsWorth hought a fine 3-year-old
colt at Hope Corner recently Robert
Armstrong, the baker, is well started in his
new shop and it looks as neat as a new pin
-. Bicycles all the rage here now The
streets are full OF them every pleasant even
ing. j. H, Carleton, of Portland was in
town the first of last week ..A. NJ. .Judson
| and family, Of New York. have arrived
and are occupying their summer cottage.
StonyhurSt -. John j. Herricll. prominent
member Of the Chicago bar has rented Mr.
Stems cottage, Roseland, on the Belfast
! road Mrs. Minnie c. Bradbury and chill
dren, of Broel1ton, Mass, are visiting ut her
father's Robert WaUsworth'S Two races
are advertised to come off at the West Cam
den Driving Park, Monday July 4th Purses
aggregatng SOD have been offered, and ar
rangements are being made for tirst-tass
time The Lake City Hotel is nearly com
pleted and will be a good place in which to
spend the warm summer days. The new road
leading from the hotel to vhe TURNPIKE makes
a lovely drive, with its lake and mountain
scenery ... Mr. ]. \. Keller has moved from
Grange to Camden and is employed in the
Megunticook mill. -. Mr.. Edward johnson
''i-'t IL,
town june 10Th. Work on tile Camden
and Rockland Electric Railway is being
pushed rapidly. The company expect to
have it running by the middle of Julv
The foundations are laid for the new wooden
mill and wo k on the frame has begun
Telephone connections are being put into
all the mills and factories and the B & 3
no, .Jn,
moved into their elegant new store next to
the Post Office.
SANDY POINT Mrs. A. +. Nickerson is i'm
her cottage, coax View" for tie season
Rev. II. Houston, wife and maid from Dor
chester, arrived June 18th and are at
their cottage, The Cliff. Mrs DR.. Waning
her son, and daughter, Mrs. Bond. of Somer.
Vile, Mass, are occupying Mrs. Charles
Watts house for the slmmer... Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummins. with their help. are at the
Dale cottage preparing for the Retreat COM
panies. Mrs. G. G.. Hamilton and Mrs.
Ridley, of Searsport, spent day at Mime
wawa cottage recently. Mr.. J. NJ Wath-
en- spent last week at Mr. I. l.. French's.
go. Mrs. Fred Perkins of Medford Center, is
at Mrs. Louisa Perkins James STABLES.
who was at home week or two on account
of an accident, has joined the steamer Henry
Morrison again. Cora Daggett has left for
Poland Springs for the summer Jennie
Bushee has returned to- Augusta Mrs.
Edna Cousens is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Albert A. Shute, in Camden. Mrs Jane
Cousens is visiting her sister Mrs. Susan
Sweetser in Searsport e. Miss Emma Black
and Henry Showers attended the commence
ment exercises at Bucksport. Miss Black re-
NAMED for visit with Miss Jennie Homer.
Mrs. n. S. Partridge went to Bangor last
week to visit her husband on the dredger
Metropolitan. Our school taught by Miss
May Richards, closed profitable term June
18th. A picnic was planned for the after
noon at the shore, but the shower prevent
ing the scholars and some friends passed the
time very pleasantly in the hall and sat
down to a we'll laden table at abont six
o'clock, all feeling that they had had nice
time. The scholars not absent during the
term We're Eta Grant, Alice Richards,
Lucia Shute, Ines MaXtield, Lottie Grant
Susie Wardweli, Pierce Patterson and Con-
ME Perkins. Absent one half day, Marie
Grant, Gertie Grant, Josie Hartman, Mich
olas CHM. Absent ON account of sickness
only, Jamie Showers, Trudie Perkins and
Willard Grant Cant Rice is hay;Oc His