The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-24
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

THANKSGIVING SERVICES. Union Thanks
.ng services will be held at the Congre-
nmalist Church this, Thursday, evening,
o'clock. The address will be by Rev.
T. Hack, and special music, appropriate
tlr day. will he given.
me clothes-line thieves varied the usual
Lramme somewhat last Thursday night,
+, lut the lines from the poles, left the
tles on the ground and carried away the
,> In the adjoining yards We're lines
nj no clothes ON them which We're not
u5led.
Nr NJ. w. Rich. who for several years past
AIRED for such doves as come to his
4.e, now has nearly 100 which seek shelter
storms there. Mr.. Rich calls attention
0l- city ordinance against shooting doves,
warns the boys to stop that practice.
NJ Willie Bray has Just completed min
lt- model of the steam yacht Guinevere,
sot 10y Mr.. Groeschner, summer visitor
Northrort. The model is - inches in
--a perfect in all lis details of machinery,
..n gnages- etc, and is represented as
afto1t. 1t is a nice piece of work.
Lite issue of the Lynn. Mass, Bee con-
rs an illustration and description of the
" hotel in that city, The Seymour" leas-
rs Mr.. j. b. Patterson, of Bucksport late
The Lowder,' Bangor. A notice of the
was recently published in the journal.
fri 10 Nv Dot
Ii will wish them abundant success in
+r new undertaking.
r-Nu from his carriage while returning
al the Head of the Tide last Thursday
1ning and dislocated his right shoulder.
Charles r. Stevens had hand slightly
mulrd while at work at H. E. Peirce's mill
q o0se river last week. He afterwards
K .uld in the hand and has since had a
-oghlesome member. Dr. H. H johnson
- thrown from his carriage by the break
-of an axle last Friday morning but es-
Lrd all injury, except a post excellent
ting of mud. Mr. Willis H Nickerson
ntd his hand quite badly at the foundry
SHAY.
Ile harvest festival announced for Wed
"a lay evening, Nov. 18th. by the W. C. T.
Vas, owing TO the stormy weather. not
successful as expected. There being quite
ydantity Of food left over. it was decided
We lunches. with hot coffee, at the Opera
during the evening # the Democratic
-brttion, and the opportunity to get Il
-i- lunch after the long. muddy march
appreciated by the participants in the
& -tlr, while many others sat down To- tIe
during the evening. The net proceeds
TWO evenings Was Il very satisfactory
which the Union Will devote to its char
work.
SHAKESPEARE AND Mrs. JARLtY. Early in
dry Miss Mary Selten McCobb. Of Port
.-0 VIII give three Shakespearian readings
ieItast under the auspices of the Shakes
fr Club of this city. An exchange says
ler readings; 'She is whole troupe in
.r~+It and her strong pictures Of life touch
lords of the heart with nlirth or rathos
-..~ Ease demands and enlist the close 4t-
rrion Of her audience. Very little is left
desired in her conceptions of the differ
r. laraeters i'll the play Miss McCubh
also give here an exhibition of Mrs.
gLey's Wax Works, i'll which she person
r. MIS-. farley with great success This
-rry amusing entertainment. II wifi bt,
.rr the auspicies of the NoIl-f'artisan w
T.U.
TaF WEATHER. Closely following tie re-
4">lply early and heavy snow last week
ueofthe heaviest gales that las visited
aSt at this season of tie year tor a long
All DAY Wednesday and well into tile
-- heavy easteriy wind ami rain pre-
.-i, but the storm cleared away a. snC-
-ily as it came. Thursday morning the
d IF VAS as smooth as d mil pond and the
.s' which came in the day before for shell
r -'y hecalmed until nearly noon. Tie
-uer ON her "trip to Boston "Wednesday
-d al her Wharf here from > clock mn
ID the evening before venturiug ont
afternoon another storm set in, and
The hour for departure it Was very
4 5v and the wind blowing a gale the
1 .mer Lewiston renamed at the wharf all
h -4t, leaving for Boston Saturday morning
] 0rW very hard during the night with ol-
nal showers, and rained heavily Satur-
! } morning, clearing away in the afternoon
sN-arer Penobscot did not leave Boston I'M
Il o'clock Saturday morning. arriving here
4 M o'clock in the evening. She remained
-r~ until Sunday morning before going ur
RI.
STEAMER NOTES. The steamer Frank
Hes on the trip from Machias to Rockland
~ week had some trouble with her piston
4 and missed a trip in consequence. -.
aN-amer Pentagoet, Capt Cakes. was laid u
Bucksport last week for the winter.
apr. William Crosby, who had command Of
steamer Castine last winter, has resumed
i nlnand, and Capt Henry Barbour who
n Is been in command through the summer
returned to Brewer to assist his father
4 tire building of his steamers =. The steam
4 lewiston arrived at Bangor from Boston
Ut 40 o'clock Thursday afternoon, not
4 wing been delayed scarcely any by the
-svv gale of Wednesday, She left Boston
II o'clock, the storm having cleared away
fire, and came through to Rock land with
II W "a stop. although the sea ran quite high
DE storm hung on later in this section and
he Penobscot did not leave Rockland fol
bo7ron until 3 o'clock Thursday morning