The Republican journal., 1892-06-23
VIEWS OF BELFAST.

Kew England Telephone Company is
extra wire through from Rock
r1ueor. Camden is to be made
4..a for the circuit The line will
ash Belfast
.bt last week a compan of twenty
assembled at the home of Mr.
N NrCrilis to witness the unfolding
/ slim of the night blooming cereus.
.,tna, thirteen buds on it.
eapgor Sons of Veterans Will have an
.r To Islesboro on the steamer Henry
III. Friday, July LIST, accompanied by
c...oY- military band. There will he
.Vi N music by the orchestra.
INA, leen coming to market quite live
/ d. ~, farmers are clearing their barns
s,.u crop Our local hay buyers have
,..k, ON hand. In consequence of the
4 ,.nuut If hay coming i'll the price in
nus Hilen off.
lffs CIRCUS. Chas. Lees Monster
shows, Circus, Museum and Men
Wednesday, June %, can be read
do hill boards and dead walls of
Dr surrounding country annollnc-
-i that day the circus will he here
d-time glory.
.aat0- scene was witnessed in this
.-uey k, when an old gentleman named
MA zee vas soliciting assistance to
svtc who had just died. They had
.rheT nearly fifty years. Mr., Magee
}'cl i'll BrookSvilie, and is de-
m9r. The body of Mrs. Magee was
RrnokSville for burial.
s.iast professional man. who has an of
private house, had carpet to beat.
/. and his whacks could be heard all
-1!f neighborhcod. After the carpet
9cely cleaned he discovered that it be
N tn mother family in the house. The
5l rhat man was hard to beat. 1t was
d. than pulling teeth
seF>s SHOOTING. Norris Priest, aged
-.-9 Years, son Of Mr.. w. H Priest, of
ST. VS. Is shot in the leg on Thursday last
neole to him umknowl. Young Priest
gagged i'll carrying papers about town
. making a short cut through the
Al II,Wes lot to Congress street. The
grown up to thick shrubbery. The
,4, Ne heard the report of gun, but
lar The bullet entered the heshv
tle leg, and the surgeon failed to
As the bullet will doubtless do no
further attempt has been made to
ag it, The careless use Of firearms
, dangerous, and should lie sup
the city limits,
, at the musical season is practically
'r.. p. A. Sanborn has taken to palette
tsi gain and many attractive speci-
lis skill already adorn the studio.
r.t-or of the old Pillsbury house at
-rtt, Mass. sSetched many weeks
tgrn completed, and is a fine CONE
some cat portraits Will also COLL
rlUn In one picture a comfortable
a- luouser sits erect in the midst of a
iulty little chicks, who are not at
tuhrl by her presence, while the old
lel III a coop near by is ul1uly eX-
! mi books as though eager to tiy at the
w.
DENTS. Mr.. n. G. Pettengil, a work
Mathews Bros factory, got his finger
r planer Saturday. and it was quite
ut... Mrs. Fred Young was thrown
arriage Saturday evening and badly
MT the face and head. She was seat
arriage in front Of Sherman < Walk
"at market when horse dashed
Main street and frightened the Young
H. which in turning sharp around over
the carriage -, Frank Smith, in re-
nme Saturday evening from Bel
+ leli with another team near the
am of Small 4 Houston. and was
out. Smith was cur NJ some, bilt
vt seriously injured. The carriage
-a1jlehtd. james Fuss, son OF Capt.
t>s. a workman in Mathews Bros ".
met with an accident Monday morn
--e mill. He was fXing tenant ma
lea the belt Slipped on and started
.Jchiue The end of the fore finger
H-ht hand was nearly severed and the
-'r-,r badly mangled
IA PASSION PLAY, Rev. j j. Lewis, of
It'll 'rtUred on the Passion Play at tile
II Opera House last Thursday evening.
Ae management of the Universalist
The lecture was profusely illustrated
>erroptlcon views, scenes and cilarac-
+ Tie hall was we'll filled with an ap-
-auYe audience. Mr. Lewis took the
4nce on an imaginary trip to the town
Munich and from there to Oberamergau.
% Vas fully described. the speaker saw
that it contained the most remarkable
ll- in the world. The Passion PLAY is
scented every ten years, about $50 people
7apating in its production. The last
q was in 1890, and the presentation was
4oded by Rev. Mr.. Lewis and 100000
r's Forty-three performances of the
~nu Play We're given in 1890, and each
pied about eight hours. The sum of
s40 was taken for tickets, half of which
At 10 the actors, who receive the same
l+nsation as they would while engaged
binary vocations, and the remainder is
TED to charitable objects. One remark
feature is that the people themselves
silly resemble the characters they repre-
% The picture of Rosa Lang, the Madon-
some Of the finest ever thrown upon a
t-1 Mr.. Lewis was called to Boston
4af and his lecture on the Canadian
5les was postponed to last evening.
ENNFY 5 MARRIAGE. Mr.. Leonard n
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