The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

KNOX. J. c Bryant has been appointed
postmaster at Knox in place Of john Colby,
resigned. Mr. Bryant will keep the office at
his home.
CAMDEN. Mr.. l. I. Barker, a former cti-
zen of Camden, died in Michigan, June IS,
at the age of Sc years. He was for many
years in the employ of the old firm of d.
Knowlton & Co., and was highly respected
in this community. The remains We're
brought to Camden for bur ia, and We're ac-
companied by Mr.. Fred Barker, of Elmira,
| New York, a son of the deceased. Interment
| was i'll the family lot at Mountain cemetery
BUCksPoRT. Mr.. Geo. NJ. Pilshury died
at his residence on Center street Thursday
evening about 9 o'clock, after an illness Of
about month. Mr.. Pilshury was the last
4 surviving child of the late Moody Pillsbury
81 years Of age. and has always made
! his home in this town. He leaves two
sons, George living i'll Boston aud Charles
A., living in Roanoke Va, neither Of whom
were present during his last Illness
EEIMoNr. Mr.. Allen $ Fletcher # RON
bury Mass. is in town for a few weeks Wis
itimg friends and relatives Mrs. A III Gar
MN ana Miss Annie AlpxaiaIr ~ lpuek
\ Trap, Lineoluville, were III towu sunaay
NiSltmg Mrs Carver m'fhtr Mrs fie!eA
y T'"liah. tNi- 'leA ~ Nahl4la Ni Nttl-
4 Nel Ma7 in ''Wn sunday N'Sitil- tit ME Nh
II AllfnWoni ,.. Mrs li,ts,Y PATTERSON,
/ w Tia. hetn living ni birmingham, Mass
+ lnf VT "ii'tf @aa SPfl1lG' llii9 fo'Nih"'' n"
EM mont dnd N ll4W lNihg IN ti'f II 'lhert
MNfSf 40"se. MISS filt hoWH9il' cl"S-a n
+ very S4cf1sSiW term 81 school III 'he Jason
iilll iiSlr4' T. l'h'"iliN liIr, INLAY Miss
4 ~ Nv haifliltt Fl"sed q Etf} SUCCESSFUL ltflN
~ 7shV"' ~ lii" llt'AI lis1r+et, ~ iaSt ,
Nl'taY
! NoRrHroH1, Cant .,nd MI H.,,r!,.,t
I MadIin are receiving CONGRATULATIONS VI, +ls
hirtl of \ aauoltt4r Nayn H4.rf,o,n nf
! MontyilIt IL lnilaing \ stall.. i T.,,nl4
/ Heights The sta1l5rd co,so, ava ,,r,rl,
| families are ,ccurviner tl4ir ,ottau4s for rbt
season. MI Charlie. piss4l ma fan,t1y IL
| Philadelrhia arrived Saturday fro,n +h4
Worlds Fair and are occnpving their cot
tage at Wright's Point. The streets and
public grounds at the Calnp Ground are ii
fine condition. Mr. G. d. pckev. MID HIN
charge Of the work. is dong Il faithfully
| The steamboat wharf al the Ca,urorolin,j
| has been repiauked and otherwise. ilnur,,y-
I'd The Boston steamers nnY ,,ake l.nd-
inrs here every trim The hoIls4s a,a
rooms M the Cove are nearly an 4ntagel
for the season and There is a constant can
tur Recommendations me- Season, 1ias t,ir
to I've a Eyely one, Mrs Horatlu Mrars III
,old her cottag4 at Tetnr,l4 Heiqh-s IA Me-
George W Bensor.... Cant DAVID f. Bird
Of Belfast Il la charge of th4 r.,a,inr da
lriItme1t al Nortlnort Hotel Nrs A,pls
Peldletun H. Visiting Her dalI.rhr4r III Nasal
clllsetts . Mi. W. H. FoIweu oned his
family al Isola Bella, Saturday. Ser-5e4s
Mere lield last SUNDAY at tlIp Goy4. w E.4y
G-o + TUFTS fBaptI~tj At Tep4nIr H4i,rlrs
hv Mrs Wentworth and Mrs Mars,, tStr;t
ualist and at tile Cam t,rolnd Lv Rex ID
II Tribotl cM4-badjst5 Nh rIt+s4xnt,.ts
preach 1T tht Cove Sunday at1er4luans ,lfir-
ilg the Summer Nj J. n Stewart i. VI
9lcn THE Pioneer COTTAGE. for huar,l4rs n4.x-
Wrtk William Murst's cottage ar TD,if.ie
FieIglItS /, urrlud4l lN n paft, tranI Efelxs
hort Dr. Cnlso,l-s family ..r.. III tli,.ir 4nr-