The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-25


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, The Loan and Building Association will
at its next meeting declare semi-annual
dividend of three per cent There is good
surplus on hand and the affairs of the associa-
ton are in excellent condition.
The following change in the postal service
is announced from Washington Star ser
vice is established on route 512, Palermo to
China, six miles and back, six times week,
by a schedule of not to exceed II hours
running time each way, from September 1,
1892, to June 30, 1898
1t is proposed to have a fish and game sup
per, in Belfast some time next month, when
the question of the protection OF fish and
game will be discussed All those who
would like to attend are requested to leave
their names with the committee, Messrs H.
p. Thompson and b. H. Conant.
Mr.. Charles O'Connell has some excellent
specimens of old State bank bills One is
- bill on the Gardiner bank, Me, dated
Aug. l.. 1912, and the other is 81 on the
Plymouth bank, Mass, dated April 29th,
42t't. NEST plllS Ntt Uct 'oiil''AN ietN pldpiN
with the handsome currency of to-day.
1t is alleged that Mrs George Flanders, at
the Head of the Tide, Belfast attempted sui
eide Sunday night by poisoning. When
the people came home from church she was
found upon the floor. A physician was SUM
! moned, who brought the woman out Of it.
She had taken laudanum.
The BAND EXCURSION. The excursion to
Nnalhaven Tuesday by the Belfast Band
| proved most successful. The day was per-
feet, the bay beautiful and the party enjoy
ell every moment. There We're 200 on the
steamer from Belfast and Camden. They
arr ed at Carver's Harbor at 1890 o'clock.
The band marched up town ana delighted
| the people with their music. concert was
| given during the day. The exercises con
sisted of dance and ball game. Return
ing the Sedgwick left at 40, arriving here
early in the evening.
18th Me. REUNION The seventh annual
reunion of the 10Th Maine Regimental Asso-
citation will be held at Liberty, Tuesday,
Sept. ID, 1892. AS this will probably be the
| last reunion for some of the members they
hope that every member will be present
Comrades should notify the executive COM
lnittee at Liberty if they will attend and #
| they remain over night Any comrade See
ing the notices in the papers and wishing a
card will please send his name to the secre-
tarY, ID. w. Billings, Swanville, and also no
tify the comrades. Show the card when YOU
| buy n ticket and ret half fare,
PooK's Mills. Mrs. w A. Wentworth
| and child. of Burnllaln, are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth.
....Capt. Q. A Wade is at home on short
| visit. Carl Cole after visiting friends in
| Knox. Went to Eockland and spent a few
days. Sadie and Mamie Woodbury. and
Mrs. A. J.. Moody are visiting their aunt i'll
China, Me-. Mrs. n. Simmons and Mrs j.
Banks Went to Ninalhaven last Tuesday on a
visit. +. l.. Shepherd and friends spent a
week at Northport Farmers have finished
| harvesting and got more than they expected.
IA. Wentworth has bought a horse
Mr.. Hollis and Albert Wentworth have he
gun threshing.
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this vicinity have most of their grain harvest
ed, with a very fair crop. The Church Of God
campmeeting at Searsport will be largely at
tended by people from this town. o.. A la rye
number from this town attended the horse
trot at | nifty last week. s. S. Grange, after
vacation through haying, is holding its
meeting as usual go. Mr.. NJ. W. Munroe and
| Ial,rhtar Maud Boy hoo -isi+
dem. Mr.. Everett Myrick ana family, Of
Auburn, have been visiting at Mr.. Freeman
Myrick $. Mr.. and Mrs. Orrngton Small,
of Lewiston, have been visiting friends in
town. Miss Nellie Merrick Of Waterville
| has been visiting in town.. Miss EStelle
Carleton, of Campello, Mass, is visiting at
Mr., Milton Carleton's. The last Ladies'
afternoon. Mr. John Woods has been quite
sick but is better now.... Miss Cora Rhoades
! is quite Sick.
UNITY. Rev. Jacob Crosby, wife and
| remain about a week Mrs r. Patton.
from San Francisco, California, is visiting
| Mrs. Stillman Berry Miss Eta Corner is
at home for short vacatlon.... Miss Lizzie.
/ daughter Of Mr.. Paul Alnes, is visiting her
! parents e. Miss Myra Libby's school at Far
wells Corner closed July oth after a success
tul term of eight weeks. Pupils not absent
during the term: Beulah Blethen, Simon
and Clement Magee. Absent one half day.
| Alma Taylor. Jerry GokeN, who had iy-
ed with Mr. Paul Ames and family seven
years, died quite suddenly Aug. 18th, aged
! II wears. He was ont of doors and Went for
a walk the day before lie died, and was sic k
only one day. His loss will he deeply felt
! by the family. He was bright scholar aud
faithful attendant at Sunday school. Lit
| tie Jerry, as he was called Will be much
missed by all his scloolmate5.
Pr, sPECT. Mrs. c. &. Lincoln, Of A !bion,
with her son Jewett, is visiting her sister,
| Mrs. Melvna Crockett. Miss Aadie Crock
EFT and her sister Jennie visited relatives in
| Monroe last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Cooper and laughter Maud, OF Frankfort
visite dfriends in town last week F. A. Lane
and his sister, Amy f. Lane saw deer near
! the Mineral Spring last week. Mr. George
4 Partridge arrived home from the West and
was present at the funeral Of his lnotller-n-
/ law, Mrs. William Black. of Searsport.