The Republican journal., 1892-12-22

Has flown away as if on wings;
So sweetest wife in all the world
Tho you possess the greater part
I'll give to you on Christmas dav
Another fraction Of my heart
9arrer's Magazine.
The winter term of Miss F. c. Fryes pri-
he school will commence Jan. .. instead
Pee. 26.
Among the well deserved pensions lately
rtuted is an increase of IS per month to
#-ul, f Neal of this city
tty Marshal Knowlton warns persons
s.ust throwing coal ashes and other rub
IN the streets, also cautions the boys
--i nst sliding on the sidewalks
Nh j {. Whitten's dancing school opened
4 lay evening with over seventy couples,
promises to be very successful Tie
4 ' is held on Tuesday and Friday even
4 !, "a Odd Fellows Hall
7- Charles Il. Coomhs told the Journal
M time ago that lie expected to bag dur
tie season a hundred woodcock and par
e. He has exceeded those figures con-
nably, having killed % of the former and
the latter
>>OLyENcY CoURr. In the Insolvency
r held in Belfast last week second meet
If eredltors was appointed to be held at
nary term on estates of Fred l.. Mitchell,
4 --n T. Foster and Fannie H. Baker. Mrs
4 -..- iAatitinpa.] f,r ,]ia,bnrao
IHF SCHOOLS At the Lower Grammar
\ Mod Friday afternoon very interesting
q -Eanme in honor of the bi rthday of the
4 Whittier was presented. There were
s--.al additions to the programme as pub
\, I'D last week. Nearly all the scholars
a some part, and all acquitted themselves
a.. rreditably. .. The fall term of schools
n Central District closes tomorrow The
aHat.on will be but two weeks
VII William Greenlaw of Northport re-
ut mad narrow escape from serious loss
aa- NJ his cattle. The whole herd were in
IN -e-up, which extends the length of one
ot the barn, and the floor gave way
r. the animals but the cribs and stan
u- remained in place. This left ten of
i-tle hanging by their neckS to the stan
Us The connection was heard in the
,- and help was got in time to save
ieorge G. Brown Of this city has a
-- which shows remarkable ingenuity in
4u- loose. 1t was at first thought that
.dren had been lousening the fasten-
the pen, but after awhile the horse
e- nd to be guilty of all. He was kept
-n the door of which was fastened
button which in turn was held in
uv an IRON pin. The animal pulled the
med the hutton and opened the door
peu and then pushed aside the roll
tine stable and went out.
Is AMER NOTES. The Rockland has taken
..4.e Of the Mt Desert on the Rockland
E5l Harbor route. ~. The steamer ka-
lYf the Boston and Bangor Steamship
N4 4uy, will probably come down from
a b ston, where she has been undergoing
"a lrS, as soon as the river freezes. One of
tier steamers will then be taken off To
&c. what attention is necessary The
" lin has been put in excellent condi-
81 future service and will probably run
"a .ty during the winter months. 1t is
u -a" Mallory line proposes to give a semi
steamboat service between New
Dr.. Bar Harbor, Fastport and St. John,
1- season. Report has it that the Win
nd the Olivette will be the two steam
IA The steamer Winthrop, the summer
iii NJ the New York Eastport and St
,ute. Will run during the winter be
New York and a Southern port On
n- IF the snow storm "Wednesday night
n-uubsc0t returned to Belfast and re-
g.. here until Thursday morning. The
IN laid over night in Boston and
here Thursday evening Engineer
IA ri 81 steamer Penobscot is in New
III business connected with the boats
ace is supplied by Mr.. Fox OF the Lew
Steamer Emmeline having been
rred To the RocIland and Deer Island
II rAr Electa came on the Castine and
~- route yesterday and will run until
a nrovement> on the Viking are finish
N fAlcA will be in about six weeks. The
n boats now make Bucksport their
#-- i departure, =. Capt S. H. Barbour
Las three steamers in course of con-
a lu in his yard at Brewer The third
R4Arr according to the plans drawn by
~ Barbour. She may not be finished
8 winter but her frame will be put up,
IN -l and the first deck laid
#sPPING ITEMS Sch. John c. Smith sail
#Lm Port Lorne, n. s., Dec / for Havana.
3 sch. Mary E. Crosby arrived Thursday
m BuckspOrt, where she discharged coal
~ vas taken on the marine railway Satur-
60 remain there for the winter, having
@- repairs made during the time. Sch
"a. ute T, Sibley is chartered from Caiba-
vi Cuba. to Mobile and thence to Balt-
The bay coasters Napoleon, Nor
II earl and Alfalfa all sailed Friday with
"A produce, etc. =. The Boston tug boat
ad struck on Haddock ledge off Lin
#fiIe, Wednesday afternoon, Dec. IA,
me off all right. She heeled over on
A, but as she has a flush poop deck
ok in little or no water. She started
Il tar Boston and her tow the sch. Celina,
5ken to Bangor by the Bismarck ...
Helen, Capt. Chapman, from South
aston, with paving blocks for New
vent ashore at North Weskeag river
uursday. She was got off and tow=d
5 land for reuairs Sch las Holmes