The Republican journal., 1892-11-10

! been on d uuCklHg tTln uo" IL 1Le DAY Ill MS
yacht,and bagged fifty. He went as far as Ma
tinicus, but the ducks We're shot at Green
| Islands.
The Boston Heralds and Globes, giving the
election returns, were brought here by team
from Camden yesterday, arriving at noon,
over six hours in advance of the other Bos-
| ton dalies.
Mr.. B. F. Wells has discovered the per
sons who lately broke into his cottage at
| Little River. They are three youths belong
ing in this city. The matter will be settled,
but in such way that the boys will find it
to be expensive sport, and probably "won't
do some more
| The Peoples National Bank has secured
the rooms in Masonic Temple now occupied
by III. r. Mcdonald, and the directors expect
! to be ready for business Jan LIST. Mr. Frank
r. Wiggin, who has been i'll the enplo, of
the Second National Bank of Bangor for the
past five years, has been engaged as cashier
Work on the addition to Grove Cemetery
has been carried forward considerably the
past season, and a great many lots have been
sold and nicely graded and fitted up, and
some handsome monuments set. There are
| to be three avenues leading to the Belmont
road from the new part and one is nearly
finished parallel with the Belmont road
Every avenue is underdrained as built The
work is in charge of Mr.. j. G. Townsend
! AN EXCURSION TO GOOD WILL FARM Ar
rangements have been made with the Maine
Central r. r. for visiting Good Will Farm
East Fairfield, on Friday, Nov. 18th as fol-
| lows For ten and less than TWENTY-FIVE
persons from Belfast to Good Will Farm and
return $50 each. For party of over
twenty-five persons S1.O0 each. All persons
wishing to avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity are requested to report by Thursday
noon to f. E. Crowley. George S. Pratt
Sec'y Non-Partisan W. 4. I. U.
The many friends of Mr.. William Twombly
have lately been most agreeably surprised
to notice a marked Improvement in his APP
pearance. For several years he has seemed
to be gradually breaking down, and although
| still abe to work, his step was becoming
feeble and his eye losing its brightness but
this year he has seemed to be renewing his
YOUTH 50 to speak, and appeared more like
the Uncle William we had known before
Yesterday Journal reporter met Mr.
Twombly and, asking him if the apparent
| Improvement was real, got answer most
decidedly in the affirmative. He stated that
for Years lie had been troubled with rhelma-
tism, and heart, liver, kidney and stomach
troubles. Some time ago he began taking
Skoda's Discovery and tablets and has Just
finished his sixth bottle. His general health
| is much improy ed, the rheumatism and kid
ney troubles have nearly disappeared, and
the heart trouble wholly. He can now eat
and sleep as we'll ever, and do d days
work with less fatigue than for wears.
CHAT. The outside finish of the Odd Eel
lows Block has been painted. Mr.. J. l..
Havener is doing the iron work for iigger
to be built for Mathews Bros, with > Ii
inch axles. He lately made for Mr.. f.
g. White . - inches. -. Walter f. Brown,
of Stockton Springs, has leased the stable at
the corner of Main and Cross Streets and
took charge last week. Mr.. Charles r.
Coombs has at his rooms large number of
birds and animals which he is mounting for
his customers, among them i handsome
bucks head brought in by Mr.. G. W. Morse.
IA. A. Howes 4 Go. have bought the
Emery Robbins stock OF groceries and re-
moved it to their store. The November
meteors may be looked for from November
Eth to 18th. Ffty-one Of the pack Of fifty
two We're present at the rehearsal for Living
Whist last Friday night, and the prospects
=,
man bought a half peck of eating apples at
A. A. Howes & Cos. the other day, and
there was not worm, spot OF bemish in
one of the fruit. The customer thought he
was entitled to a rebate OF worms. Mr..
john G.. Damon lately received from a
friend, who is on the Boston lire department
a series Of engravings representing the Dark
town Fire Brigade ON duty. They occupy a
place of honor in Mr.. DanonS office Mr..
John +. Chapman will start lis kerosene
cart again next week. The afternoon ses-
sion of schools in Central District now opens
at o'clock and closes at A.. Mr.. L. T. Eos
ter received d Slight injury to his knee re
Gently hy falling on the sidewalk.
LINGO LNvILLE. Miss Annie Drake is in
Massachusetts for short visit. Mrs.
Charles Whittier of Rockland, has been in
town visiting her parents and friends. The
sociabe held at the Band Hall Tuesday
evening, Nov. 1st,b by the "Willing Workers.
was success. There was very inter estine
program presented after which the company
partook of an excellent clam chowder, cake
etc. The receipts We're about S12 which are
to be used on the old church. The Sons of
Veterans intend to have d sociabe, with a
baked bean supper at their hall next Tues
day evening. :. School III district No. p is
under the instruction of Miss Sara Leadbet
ter. Miss Blanche Freeman is teaching in
Dist. No. B.. Mr.. E. j. Tower has been in
Boston recently on business. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Young have returned from d
short visit to Boston. A silver gray fox
has been haunting some of our neneries
lately and makes bold to prowl around in
midday. One of our ladies in the absence
of the male portion of the ia ily, fired both
barrels at him, but without vail
APPLETON. Winnie Pease, who has had a
situation in a real estate office since last
: spring, spent a few days at home last week
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