The Republican journal., 1892-07-07

At Blue Hill July 9TH Elmbrook won the
free for all in 227 and Westbrook won the
2.37 class in 2.37.
There will be a rehearsal at the Opera
House for Living Whist next Monday even
ing at O'clock, sharp.
Services at Memorial Hall next Sunday
afternoon and evening at 80 and 7.3O p NJ.
local time G. l.. Young will preach.
Collector Ferguson appeared on the street
Monday morning with a smooth shaven
face, which gave him an odd appearance. In
explanation he said that Sunday he read
Ben Buffers book until he got thoroughly
mad He then attempted to shave himself
and not feeling satisfied. shaved his face
smooth. He says the different remarks of
people are interesting
FINE BOATS. Last week Capt. Emery l..
Williams. of Islesboro towed to Belfast two
boats built for Capt, Bonner's barkentine
Josephine. The longhoat is twenty-five
feet over all, built of cedar and oak. The
other. the captains gig. is fifteen feet long.
HE boats are fine specimens of Workman
ship, As builder of ships boats. Capt.
Williams has no superior il this vicinity
He has at his home at Grow Grove, for sale,
another ships boat. twenty feet long that
is very handsome.
Rove Emery, of Frankfort, was committed
to the Insane Asylum some time ago. He
was arrested for breaking and entering the
Pierce x Rowe store at that place and was
acquitted on the plea of insanity He was
then sent to the asylum. Mr.. Emery now
petitions to be released on the ground of re-
covery and that he is not a dangerous per-
son. County Attorney Brown has been not
Virgin on the Sth. DR.. San porn of the asv-
lum has also been notified to appear.
BURNING OF SCH. TIARA. Sch Tiara own
ed by Capt. n. S. Pendleton, of Belfast, was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday at North
Castine. Mr.. Atlanta Dutch, son of Mr. AL
ONO Dutch. of Belfast was with Capt Pen
dleton and is now at home. Mr.. Dutch SAYS
they had loaded hay for Dark Harbor At
noon time the vessel was discovered on fire.
the flames communicating with the deck
We're no means for extinguishing the fire
The captain owned the vessel and there was
no insurance. The fire originated about the
stove funnel The Tiara was twentv-six
tons, and was built in Essex, Mass. in 1899
EAST BELFAST. The horses at Bay View
Farm are looking fine under the manage
ment of Mr.. Nicholas Enlmons who has had
charge Of them since last spring. His fami-
ly arrived here last Thursday from New
York and will occupy the hollst. on the farm
..M"s. A. j. Huld, Of Unity, spent a few
days at Mr., A. \. Hurd's last week. -. Mr.
Samuel Sweetser and wife have been spend
ing few weeks with Mrs s. sister. Mrs
y. q. Lanpher. They returned home to the
city this week. 80. Mr.. l.. G. Putnam has he
gun picking ducks for the Boston market
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Strout visited Nj. SIS
sister, Mrs. A. Z. Nickerson in Swanville
last Wetk....MaSter Ralph Strout one of the
fantasies 4th Of July, while riding MI Steph-
Ell Perce's mule was thrown off hut his iniur-
les We're slight. Miss Isabel Towle visited
Miss Mamie Cunningham last week at West
Belfast. ...M Mr. Allen and Mr.. Tripp are
boarding with Mr.. f. B. Strout and studying
at the electric light station. Mr.. Nahum
Piper has been quite i'll, but is improving
rapidly.