The Republican journal., 1892-09-08

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tured last evening at the Methodist Church
under the management Of the W. c. T.U,
There will be preaching services at the
Memorial Hall next Sunday at $50 and =. 30
F. IN. by r. L.. Piper of Boston, Secretary of
the American Advent Mission Society. All
are invited.
The law was off on partridges and wood
cock Sept. LIST. Thursday forenoon Mr. NJ
+. Carter had partridge at his market, The
pirds are reported quite plentiful, and our
local sportsmen have hagged several wood
| cock.
The excursion of the Belfast Band to Ban
gor last week on steamer Sedgwiclz was a
great success. Three hundred people We're
on board. The return trip was made by
moonlight. The band excursions this season
have been very successful
A reception to Rev r. T. Hack was
gwen at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sibley, High street. Tuesday evening.
A large number We're present and a very
pleasant evening was spent in social con
verse. Ice cream and cake We're served.
Spencer x Wilson are still offering furni
ture at bottom prices, and with large stock
of the latest styles to select from it is no
wonder that their business is booming
| They invite inspection of their goods They
also carry a full line of baskets, robes and
| burial goods
| Harrison, Wood & Co, the new granite
firm in this city, have completed "a very
handsome and expensive monument for the
late Prof. A. r. Dunton, of Camden. 1t is
what is known as die monument, of
polished granite, seven feet high. and of fine
Workmanship.
Hugh Mcclellan and Albion Moore were
driving on Northport Avenue Tuesday eve
ming when their teams collided. The shaft
| OF Moore's carriage penetrated the breast Of
the Mcclellan horse, killing the animal al
most instantly The mare was one of Nc
lelian's span and very valuable animal.
The Belfast Band talk of an excursion to
Bath. to attend the launching of the govern
ment ram. Several of the white squadron
will he present and it will be the event of
the season. The trip will be made to Rock
land on steamer Sedgwick and from there to
Bath hy rail. The date VIII he about the
9th.
The attention Of our readers in Stockton
Springs and vicinity is called t. the adver-
tisement of j. NJ. Ames 4 Son This firm
offers the best flour at s., with other grades
at orresponlingly low prices. together with
a tail line OF fancy and family groceries
patent medicines, tobacco and cigars.
stationery and gentlemen furnishing goods
Give them call.
District Attorney knowlton who conduct
ed the government side in tie Lizzie Borden
murder case at Fail River, Mass, is We'll
/ known in Belfast where he has three cousins
| living-Mrs. Calvin \. Hubbard Frank A
! GIllleY aud Maryland knowlton. Mr. Knowl-
/ ton is a son Of the Rev, /. c. Knowton, a
! niversalist clergyman and a brother of MI
j w knowton, of Liberty
We have received d copy of The Illustrated
/ American, of New York. containing an H.
lGstrated and authentic thirty four mage az
ticle on the triennial conclaNe of knights
Templar which recently met in Denver
| II is one # the best accounts of the meeting
published. Every Tempar Mason will he
in+srasta,1 i, l. a,,.t a,, ot+.,.,, ,...-
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twenty-five ceuts by calling on Mr. Charles
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