The Republican journal., 1892-09-22

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iaSt Where he has been putting an eIertrir
pen service INTO the elegant new residence of
| MI Hanson the Dana's Sarsanariila man
ana winch is also being wired for electric
lights. Bangor Wing.
The men employed as shipkeepers. watch
men, etc, along shore have been passina
lhelr time III ring toss, fishing, etc These
occupations having become nonotonons
they have taken up new diversion that Of
flying kites.
Inc persons in charge of the cemetery in
South Belfast (the Woods district are en-
TITLED to credit for the convenient LAYING out
OF the drives, paths and gates for the excel
lent repair in which the fences and surround
lngs are kept, and for the general tidy ap-
pearance of everything about the ward.
The Northport Camp Ground managers
| nave lots of business enterprise and are
rlghht out after the crowd They think they
| VIII gain a point by holding their camI
meeting earlier this year. Bangor CONNER
cial 18th
This is evidently cleft over item-eft
over from last spring. The campneeting.
over long since. was held earlier this season.
and the experiment will not he repeated.
| -NoA' NFil , liettlAg VIII I've ileiu laIer.
The launch of the Ammen ram at Bath.
which was to have taken place Tuesday, has
been postponed to November by unavoidable
delay i'll the receipt of some of her material
from Bethlehem, Pa, and the excursion
which was proposed on steamer Sedgwick
is therefore declared Oft
Last weeks storm set in as though it was
the line gale. Il rained heavily, with a strong
wind all Wednesday night but early Thurs
day morning the skies cleared almost as
suddenly as after a summer shower, vessels
| got under weigh and sailed and all was
serene again. a little to the westward the
storm was much more severe. The effect of
the rain was felt on the streams. which had
| been getting low,
WEIGHING THE MAILS Once in four wears
a special messenger is placed on every mail
| train to weigh all the mail matter carried
| for period of thirty days, and on their re-
| ports the pay of the railroad comnanies for
carrying the mails is based. Mr. VIM. f
| Dilworth, Of this city, has been appointed as
weighing clerk on one of the trains between
Augusta and Portland. His running time
is: Leave Augusta at G.25 and arrive at Port
land at $50 a. m; leave Portland at ) 05 and
| arrive at Augusta at us p. IN.
| PICKED CLANS. In the aftermath from
the Maine State Fair at Lewiston We find
the following:
The clam man from Stockton, who has
| caught 102 salmon this year and who keeps
! three men at clam digging and his family at
! clam picking. at this season Of the year.
sold from the tail board of his old wagon one
| barrel 81 CLAIMS at ten cents 4 SaUctrtui. on
Thursday He sold nearly three barrels of
CLANS in the four days. for our country
! friends and city folks, too take to the
picked clam when doing the fair Maybe
| he made a couple Of hundred dollars during
the week, perhaps TWO hundred and fifty.
INSo1vENcy CorRT The following is the
business of the Insolvency Court, September
Term: Joel +. Dodge of Belfast, filed
petition for discharge. Second meeting of
creditors of w, c. Jackson Of Belfast, was
held and the preliminary oath administered
to nsolvent who tiied a petition for dis
charge, First meeting Of creditors Of Fannie
c. Baker, of Belfast. was held and Joseph
| Williamson. il, appointed assignee First
meeting Of creditors Of Seellins 4 Robertson
was held and VIM. ?. Thompson and Joseph
Williamson. Jr,. appointed aSslgnees.
The work of grading and improving the.
grounds about the Memorial Building was
begun Tuesday morning by Nj. Thomas
/ Lotus, of Bangor The grounds are III he
graded and sowed To grass seed, with con
crete walks. On the Church street front a
/ circular walk SIX feet wide viii extend each
/ way from the sidewalk In the semi-circl-
lar space thus enclosed it is intended to put
an ornamental fountain in the near future
/ a concrete walk four feet wide will be laid
from the High street sidewalk f. the man
entrance, by the south side of the building
and Il row If posts set along the southerlv
line L. prevent teams crossing the lot
There are some Youngsters IN Belfast who
have a decided aversion to removing their
hats on any occasion All have more or less
valid excuses. one keeps his hat on to keep
the tiies from biting his clipped head, one
three-year-old always came to the table
with his hat on, and one day his father III
telling him to take it off, SAID All good
boys take their hats off before coming t. the
table" 81 guess, papa, was the youngsters
reply, chat | can be a good boy with my
hat on" Another boy never takes his hat
off in going into the neighbors' houses, and
his mother was telling him that he should al
ways do so. when younger brother said Il
tell you what to do, ma, if he won take his
hat off when he goes into the neighbors' make
him leave it at home and 90 bareheaded"
WILLS FILED. The following Wills We're fl
ed at the September term of Probate Court for
Waldo County Jacob Norton, late of Mont
Vile, gives TO his wife Elizabeth c. Norton,
one undivided half of his farm in Montville
not to be subject to any of his debts, which are
to be paid ont of his other estate-... Daniel
c. Ryan, late of Searsmont, after small be-
quests in money to sons and daughters, gives
his estate to his wife, Eta NJ Ryan whom
he names eXecutriN. Daniel Il. Hardin,
late of nifty gives his wife, Rebecca f. Har-
din 81 POO, and to Morris ID. Jones the resi-
due of his estate Clement Il. Jones is nam
ed executor. Everett Jenkins, late Of
Monroe, divides lis estate equally between
his wife. Lizzie NJ. jenkins aud his son,
Hanil f. Jenkins, the wfe's part to be in
lieu of dover. O. G.. Husstv is named exc
cutOr.