The Republican journal., 1892-11-10

Thursday, Nov. 10Th, with Miss Faunce,
High St.
Rev. Myra Kingsbury entertained The
'Siver Thimble Club" at Crosby Inn, on
Saturday last.
There was noquorum in the common coun-
ell Monday evening, consequently no bust
ness was transacted by the city fathers.
/ A. A. Howes & Co., having bought a
bankrupt stock of flour, groceries, etc. are
offering their customers some good trades.
Give them a call.
The attention of sheep owners is called to
the advertisement of Cooper Dip. Ross c.
Higgins, Thorndille, is the general agent for
Maine and will send circulars free
The w. c. 7. L. request all who have
secondhand clothing to spare, to please send
it to Mrs W. B. Conant at the Revere House,
or to Mrs. j. v Cottrel on High street.
HARVEST FESTIVAL. The Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union will serve Har
vest supper at the Opera House Wednesday
evening, NOV. 10th. There will be an apron
sale, table of homemade candies, ten
cent table and other attractions. The object
of this festival is to obtain money for their
charitable and temperance work, instead OF
asking collections of the churches. 1t is
hoped the citizens will respond generously
in sending articles for sale, and food for the
supper, which will be served at six o'clock,
standard. The public are most heartily in
vited and all will be cordially welcomed.
Admission % cents including supper.
NEW BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS. Mr..
w. G. Marshall is making extensive i'm
proyements at his wharf. The Robbins store
house has been moved about four feet, and
new storehouse is to be built beside it, 3ix:;'6
feet. A railroad track has been laid to the
door of the storehouse, and the approach to
the wharf graded up with good firm materi-
al which will do away with the mud former
ly there. e. Mr.. F. A. Howard has the lum-
Der on hand for putting up new house in
the spring. Mr.. Howes Mayo has just fin
shed a dwelling house on Elm street for
Mr.. n G.. Pettingill, and is now building
one on Waldo avenue for Mr.. James Sholes
JUBILEE SINGERS COMING. Perkins Nir-
ginia and Texas colored Jubilee singers will
give concerts in Stockton Springs tomorrow,
Friday evening in Searsport Saturday even
ing, and next Sunday evening at the Belfast
Opera House. The Maine papers speak
highly of these singers wherever they have
appeared. The Bangor Daily News says ::
c. II. Perkins Virginia and Texas colored
Jubilee singers drew a big house at The Nor
omhega Sunday evening and all We're de-
lighted with the able rendering of the 20 or
more plantation songs on the program. For
a Sunday evening concert the entertain
ment was appropriate and the expectations
of everyone We're fully realized.
Seats on sale at the City Drug Store.
On THE MOVE. These are truly moving
times, several families having of late gather
ed up their lures Ell penoteS and changed their
places of abode. O. H. Fail, at No ~ Bay
View street, has moved up stairs in the same
house, and Samuel j. Clifford has moved i'll
below, coming from the Sbley house on
Union street. O. r. YeatUn has moved
from the Ezekiel Burgess house ON Pearl
street to the Moves house, opposite the Jour
nal office, and f. a. Robbins goes into the
Burgess house from the corner of Park and
Charles streets. Mrs. c. W. Haney, who
has been living with Mr.. Yeat MS family,
has gone to Mrs Nealle Holmes to board.
Mr. Benjamin Libby, who lately sold his
house on Race street to MIR +. NJ. Croker,
has bought Mr.. Sanford Howar'l's house on
Bay View street. and the families have all
moved, Mr.. Howard going into the Cottrell
house, corner of Union and Commercial
streets. Mrs. john B. Harris is to move
from her house on Spring street to the one
She lately bought of Capt. F. A. Gilmore.
Harry W. Clark has moved from the Gilmore
house to E. {. Hilton's house. and Frank
Robertson from the Hilton house to Mrs.
Alfred G. Ellis on Primrose hill. Geo. G.
Lane moves into the house lately vacated by
NJ. c. DilWurth. II. A. Garter is moving
into his new house ON High street. w. A.
Clark has broken up housekeeping and
moved from the Frost house on Church
street to the Crosby Inn. Roland Patter-
son moves from the Jewett "castle" t. the
"Diukcy House on Cross street 80. Mrs.
Emma Clark lately moved from the corner
Of Union and Commercial streets to the
Kimball house on Cedar street.
: THE CHURCHES. Presiding Elder Wharf
OF IIlS VI. l.. DlSbTlcl. NfiIlHS III his randi
t ngs in The District Tidings says. Thursday
we 60 to Belfast We have the pleasure of
{ looking in upon two sessions of the Non Par
. tisan W. c. I. [. that is holding its annual
session in our church. Pastor Hanscom and
his committee have wrought a great change
in the parsonage since our last visit. A new
two story ell has been erected in place of the
old one. New three light windows have re.
placed the old ones. The front hall has
been relnodeled, the house papered through
out, $50 rolls of paper being used, and it has
been painted outside and in. One would
hardly know the place. 1t is now fine
home for the pastor-one of the best, if not
the best, in the District The expense of the
Improvements was 81 200. There was to be
house warming Friday and it would have
been a pleasure for us TO remain, but our an
pontment for that evening is at Randolph. .
Owing % the wet weather the pastering
at the Baptist yestry did not get sufficiently
dry to render it advisable to hold services
There this week and both Sunday School and
.preaching service We're omitted. e.. Re. Geo
+. Tufts preached at Liberty Sunday He
Is now supplying that pulpit T, gularlv....
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