The Republican journal., 1892-10-13

is a pleasant pla ace to visit. The young man
has number of creditable paintings on his
easel
The non-partisan w Alliance will meet
with Mrs. II. 2. Thompson, Franklin street,
Friday at $50 o'clock. All members are par
ticularly requested to be present.
People living at City Point and vicinity
complain OF careless shooting by gunners.
Bullets frequently whistle in close proNimi-
ty to travellers on the highway.
/ The October term of the Supreme Judicial
Court will begin next Tuesday, Judge Nir-
gin presiding. A new Grand Jury will be
empanelled. No important cases are down
for trial and the term must be a short one.
The officers of Quantabacoel Lodge of
Masons, Searsmont, will be publicly installed
this, Thursday, evening and an effort will
be made to have every living Past Master Of
the lodge present. 1t will he one of the best
social gatherings of the lodge
Samuel Adams Of Belfast, Grand Marshal
of the Grand Lodge OF Maine l. O. .. F.,
last week assisted III instituting Subordi
nate lodge at Solon, and Wednesday even-
ing will assist in forming new Rehekah
Lodg in East Corinth.
THE BELFAST BAND. The second ami
versary of the organization of the Belfast
Band Will occur NOV. 2nd and the boys are
preparing for a grand concert to he given on
the evening of that day, i'll Belfast Opera
House. 1t viii he the endeavor to give the
best concert since its organization and the
band is nov rehearsing for that object.
Phoenix Lodge of Masons. of Belfast, has
made radical change in its bylaws. Under
the former law member Who paid so i'll
dues was exempt from further payments.
The lodge has 119 members, of whom 50 are
non-paying, while large number would be-
come so in few wears. The amended by
law, passed at last meeting, puts the non
paving members back on the paying list and
| wipes out the exemption clause.
The Waldo and kennebec Musical Asso-
citation met agreeable to appointment in the
church at Haldale, Montville, Oct. 9th. A
large number of singers from Albion, Unity,
| Thorndike, Knox, Freedom Montville, Nor
|
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way anu N0ii' Wv III 'iie evening. 1hio"Sn
the kind and generous hospitality of the
Moutville people ali strangers We're sumptu-
olsly fed and their teams cared for. and all
! We're made to feel at home. Judging from
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t"T i'eA' con eli'''i '' hiIts. NoflllI'
'''' '''' ~ Lay ~ i''-i way ne '"0NS
"se" WIZ ~ 'ei''N "'i l''iNF "h'' lo'"IF
"i song All '''N'iS oi music are eoF''la'iH
iii' '''' ~ 'i'N' 'i 'ii' ''''' i''N est ''r'n'
IKE -N"h"aN AFTERNOON 'iie Ilsar store
! "l ME- '"ilh T. "eoelheNef ON Mann S1fett
was "S''Nereo III lI"'HFS an" an alarm
was souii''e'i ii'e "eidi 'il-elV lesl'H"eu
| promptly al'' soon Stfedih was paying IN
/ at the front door from tie hydrant at the
/ corner "i Nam ana Hlgh street. ana another
III the rear OF the store from the hyCtrant IN
| front oi l. y Shales store. The Hre was tN-
! tlnSuShe" IL snort "rder, but the interior ot
llle store WAS gut'e't' MI " "toelheNtf says
tila' ne was burning ah Oh stove III 'ht pafk
room iof ofNlhS TOBACCO leaves used III MS
clgaf business. he lelt ti1e store ana was
absent SIX minutes, returning t" hnd 1t Ill
names. People ii tie vicinity sad they
| hearu an explosion as though the OIL stove
had blown up. The whole interior Of the
/ back room IS badly clarred. The smoke
/ h.ied the ADJOINING store OF Pierce x Htrd,
J hut dad little damage. The fire and water
/ destroyed dii Mt. e'temeNer stock. winch
consisted cigars manufactured and un-
manufactured HIS loss must he seVerl
I hundred OF dollars. The store IS owned by
MI Arnold Harris All parties insured.
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