The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-10-27

which Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce asks for an al
| lowance. 1t should read an allowance from
the real estate and not personal estate as
published, on the 18th page.
The second annual meeting of the Waldo
County Christian Endeavor Convention was
held at the North Church yesterday after
noon and evening. The program was pub
lshed last week
Mr.. Herbert Mixer, of the Standard
Granite Co., Somes Sound, arrived in Bel
fast Monday. He says they are working
from seventy-ive to one hundred men, and
have good run of work The prospect for
another year is good
The next regular term Of the Probate
Court for Waldo County begins on Noyenl-
Der Sth, the day of the Presidential election,
According to law no court can hold session
ON that day, consequently Judge johnson
Will hold his court on Wednesday, the oth
Fish and Game Commissioner Gould, of
Searsport, has been appealed to to put a
stop 10 Sunday cunning and has notified
the warlens that the law must be enforced.
Those who 60 cunning ON Sunday should
take warning.
Miss Ferguson's millinery opening Tues
day and Wednesday was a great success.
The display of new bonnets was never ex-
celed in this city. Her store was crowded,
and in few hours after the opening hardly
bonnet was left. She never had a better
sale.
l. 1,6rl,. &
of the grand jurymen, in driving to his
| home last Monday evening encountered
an animal commonly known as a skunk
with disastrous results Mr.. Knight thinks
that when his new overcoat and harness
are exhumed they may again be presenta-
| bic.
| CAPT. FRED WHITE GETS AN AWARD. The
Massachusetts Humane Society recently
made the following, among other awards:
! Certificate to Capt Fred A. White and Mrs.
Jennie V White of the schooner Mary E.
| Crosby, for rescuing and kindly caring for
three men taken from capsized yacht off
| Cape Cod, june %, 1892.
The comedy drama "a Nutmeg Match"
presented at the Belfast Opera House, We'd
nesday evening, Oct 10TH was we'll received
| by large audience. Miss Lewis, the star is
an actress of the Lolita type, but does not de-
pend upon vulgarity and horse-play to win
! applause. On the contrary she is a capti-
waiting little artist, and played her part of
/ "Cinlers" very ceverly. She was well sup
ported and the play finely mounted
Noah Brook the author and Mr. Charles
Noyes, of New York, natives of CaStine, are
uaugurating movement to present as a
memorial to the government cruser now
building at BATH, and named for our historic
neighhor Castine. painting of Baron de
Castine, the nobeman after whom the town
was named The memorial is to be present
ed hy The citizens OF Castine. The idea is
an excellent one, and the journal hopes 1t
viii be carried out.
Mr.. Charles S. Bickford, whose serious
illness has been reported, is doing we'll and
we expect next week to report him Oh the
road to recovery. MIR. A. G. Tenney Mr.
Bickfords partner in business and editorial
associate on the Brunswick Telegraph said
in last weeks issue Of that paper:
and truSf tLat H.. ,',a,+ s,,aa.1;Iy .-,,.,',,, f
the same, as since our connection with Mr.
blcklof'i ne mas pefn tnnnentlN thoughtful
=. ~ We "Ti9 ~ ,'ii'' nu-
| mote what he believed tu he IN. interests of
| the business in which he was engaged.
/ Potter Co1-R1 Jerry Flaog was b4fura
/ the Police Cont Monday ON three. warrants
two for assault and battery on his wife
and daughter and one for drunkenness Of
: fcer Jlpsou saws he was culI4d Sunday and
! went to the lnmt. of Flapu Blood was
found outside the door as well as inside.
FJagg had beat"u his wife and daughter
ShalnetuIlA, He was arrested and lodged IN
jul. tiagg was convicted and find SO and
! costs ON each Of the assault and battery
charges and thirty days in jail for drunken
/ ness, from which he appealed and gave sure
| ties.
A NENoEI4L Fot-xrA1> u...+4, ,,i,,.
WAS laid Monday from tl,a. main ON Cl,,rah
street to the centre Of rhe or,unds il, front
of the Memorial building. to slunlv an ar.
nalnentaI fountain which will Ia. ara..+ol j.,
| th4 snrjnu When if was nronosad =, .,.,.+
a soldiers monument in EaIfas+ Mr. f,bar,as
r. Hazeltine made a liberal suhsnrintion