The Republican journal., 1892-07-28

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T. Temple of the yacht Sylph from Bangor.
For the Illustrators Price and Blake pitched
and Edward Brastow caught; for the
c. Y. c., the MACPHERSON brothers pitched
and G. w. Keene caught The Corinthians
won, 10 to L. The members of the Corinthan
Yacht Club rendered reception to the Rus
ticators from to 3 Thursday afternoons.
The Whist Club met with the Misses Goode-
now Thursday and very pleasant evening
was passed. Mr.. F. B. Goodenow left Fri
day for Fort Point in his sixteen foot sail
boat
HURRICANE. Business is still very dull
here, but the stone cutters all seem to be in
good spirits and everything is quiet. Mr.
John McCabe went to Rockland on business
last week -. Fourteen Italians left here for
Kockland last week on the Ninal Haven
They will work on the railroad at Thomas
ton. Angie Benner, who has been at work
at the st. GATHERINGS Hotel in Rockland
came home sick last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs
David Coombs entertained large number
Of friends from Ninalhaven last week -.
John Duran left last week for Sioux Falls,
Dakota. Ada Coombs, who has been at
tending school at Tolsham, came home last
week to spend her vacation with her par
ents. a large vessel loaded with lavngs
for New York last week. The fishermen
are anXiously awaiting the nnackerel. \
few We're caught last week.
UNITY. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelly and
daughter, Of Fairfield. visiting here.
They are ON their way to Northport. VIII
Harrison, who has been at the hotel here
for several years, will soon take his depar-
ture for the South, accompanied by his
mother. Last week was a favorable week
for having. No rain, bright days, weather
not SO warm in some wears. Mr.. j. X.
Taber has harvested about thirty-tive tons.
$1,000 pounds of wool We're packed and sent
away from here, Rev. Mr. Dodge lis much
liked by all who have heard him preach.
The much larger attendance at worship, as
we'll as interest shown during services, indi-
| Gates that he is lust the one needed here
Mr.. Dodge is scholar and gifted in being
able to speak elo,uently without notes. His
health is not good. Were the church here
to lose so energetic minister it would be
many day before his place could be filled.
.... Mr.. and Mrs. James Ames have a son
two weeks old. Donald Chase is Just get
ting over the measles and some children are
down with them.
BUcKsPoRT. A large number of relatives
and friends attended the funeral services of
the late Wilbert A. Devereaux at the family
residence on Bridge street Friday forenoon
at 10 o'clock, Bangor, Orrngton, Prospect,
Verona, Orland, Castine and Ellsworth being
represented The floral offerings We're verv
beautiful and testified to the esteem in
which the deceased was held The pail
bearers We're Messrs. w. II. Gardiner, j. l..
Homer, Will Snowman, Allen Chase, John
Mcdonald and f. A. Heath. The interlnent
was at Orrington Centre. -. VIM. NJ. Bradley
Esq, of Portland, arrived on the evening,
train Friday for visit to his former home
A live electric Wire caused quite ii commo-
ton on Main street Friday evening when
the lights We're turned on but as no one was
injured the excitement soon subsidized. -. \
party composed of Messrs. l.. w. Roumaine
j. Rounaine and A. Mason, of New York
and f. l.. Swazey, of this town, with Capt
Geo. Parker as master, and Ii. G. Hill
steward, left Friday on the yacht Gertrude,
for ID weeks outing among the islands of the
coast. Hon. f. l.. Iillsbrry and Mrs Pills
bury, of Charlestown Mass, arrived on the
steamer Penol,Scot Saturday for a visit with
friends.
MORRILL,. Last Thursday a party consist
ing of Mr. ii. A. Carter and wife, of Belfast.
Mr.. John r. Pierce, wife addison, of Iowa
Mr.. David SWEET and wife, and MIR. c. p. Car
ter and wife, of Montville, assembled at the
beautiful home of ID. W. Morey, the occasion
being Mr.. Morey's 10Th natal day. The after
noon was enjoyed by all. Mr.. Morey was
the recipient of presents from the party. At
ter tea the guests departed, leaving many
kind wishes for future anniversaries.
Mr.. and Mrs F. =. Blodgett came ont from
Belfast to spend a few days with Mrs. Blodg-
ett's parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Morey Mrs
Wesley Wiggin, of Norwood, Mass, is visit
ing at her fathers MIR. Slas Storer's. Mrs.
Brown, of Clinton, Is spending the summer
with her son, Mr.. W. F. Brown. Mrs, l..
r. Elder is visiting in Freedom Mr.. w
III. Wood and wife, of West Medfor,l, Mass,
are visiting relatives in town.. Funeral
services of Mrs. Roscoe Smith We're held at
the Church last Sunday at p. M, Rev. j.
F. Tilton, of Belfast, officiating. Rev. T. r.
Pentecost preached here in the forenoon.
There We're 100 present at the Sunday School
in the morning. Mr.. n. l.. Simmons has
recently remodeIed and enlarged his barn.
The hay crop was light but got in excellent
condition. The Grange meets regularly
through haying and is initiating some of our
finest young men ami women.
CAMDEN. Atlantic Engine Co. No. >.
Camden Fire Department., will have an ex-
curson to Green's Landing Aug. 9th, where
they will have IA dance in the EVENING"
The Camden Base Bail club will have an
excursion July 30th to Vinahaven. They
will play ball in the afternoon and have a
dance in the evening. Mr. James Scott
has sold his fine PAGER Jim to w. Grnnell.
The horse has record Of = IS w. f. KEEL
Ter recently bought a valuable Young colt
W. l.. West 4 Co., of Belfast have establish
ed store in Camden where thev will deal
in glassware and crockery. We wish them
success III their new quarters. MIR. A. b.
TrihOu was in town Saturday,. Mr.. H. Nj