The Republican journal., 1895-11-07

day evening.
Capt. Albert B. Colson is on a business
trip to New York.
Julia B. Sullivan returned from her vaca-
tion Friday evening.
Capt. Andrew L. Carver left by steamer
Monday for New York.
Charles A. Eames took charge of the milk
route Tuesday, Nov. 9Th.
J. d. Sweetser returned from his hunting
trip to Wilimantic Tuesday.
Mrs. George Newcomb of Bangor is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Magoon.
DR.. E. Hopkins picked a full blown dal.-
delion near his house Noy. 4th.
George L. Merrill and wife of Dixtield ar.
rived by train Tuesday evening
James B. Parse, lst officer of ship William
III. Conner, arrived home last week
Charles Barney and wife returned to theil
home in Everett, Mass, last week.
Mrs Isaac c. Park went to Attleboro
Mrs. Maria Black has gone to Houlton te
spend the winter with her daugher, Mrs
Tenney.
Sch. Banner arrived Tuesday with one
thousand bushels lime ashes for Capt. q. A
Carver's farm.
d. G. Richards spoke from the Populist
standpoint 1t the Porter school house Satur.
day evening.
Auctione Kane sold the household goods
of the James NickeIs estate the past few
days to good advantage.
Capt. H. b. Whittier has gone to New
York, where he will have charge Of bark
EVE Reed while at that port.
Sears Lodge, l. o. o. F., is in very
t1ourishing condition. Five candidates We're
taken in last Friday evening.
Dr. Geo. B. Tibbetts of Orrington has been
in town settling up the Nickels estate, and
left for home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. &. Nickels and daughter Blanche
leave to-day, Thursday, for Philadelphia,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. A. 7. Whittier left by train Tuesday
morning to join her husband, who arri we'd
at New York Friday from Buenos Ayres.
Fanny E. Smith, who has been spending
several weeks with friends in Boston and
vicinity, returned 10y steamer Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. McDougall will be glad to receive
gifts for the missionary box, to be sent from
the Congl. Society into northern Maine
Send soon.
AT the regular MONTH xpmeeting Of Penob-
scot Engine Co., No. l, Frank J. Gross was
elected lst assistant foreman in place Of Har-
ry Dow, resigned.
The ladies of the Congl. Society are re-
minded that the missionary readings will be
resumed Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs McDougall.
Rev, r. G. Harbutt will lecture at Morrill,
Friday evening, on Samoa, the full proceeds
Of the lecture to be devoted to the mission
AIRY fund OF the church there.
Tie Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church viii he entertained at the home of
Mrs Lebbeus Curtis this, Thurs day, even
ing. All are cordially invited.
Messrs. Clement 4 Adams have been meet
ing with such success with the card arrange
ment by which buyers get a beautiful picture
free that they have added to the list Of pres
ents other useful and valuable household
articles.
Next Sunday evening Miss Charlotte T.
Slhley will give temperance lecture in the
IL, L, / n
the proceeds of which will be given TO the
Childlen's Aid Society Of Maine for the
Girls Home N Belfast.
Fred Cole met with severe accident
while cunning at the harbor, Sunday morn
ing, accompanied by Hiram Ellis. They
Were climbing down the bank with their
guns cooked, Cole ahead, when Ellis slipped
and his gun was discharged, the whole
charge entering Coles left leg. The latter
was about ten feet in advance Dr. Hopkins
was called, and after dressing the wound
advised sending the young man to the hos
pital at Bangor and he went by boat Tues
day.
We are pleased to note the success of
Messrs A. T. and f. n. Quinby, formerly of
this place, Of whom the Laconia Democrat
says:
Messrs. A. T. and E. n. Quinby have
moved the Tacoma Hardware Store from its
old location in the Belmont block up to their
new quarters in the handsome Masonic
Temple building. Although their goods are
not yet fully arranged, they open for
business and the new store is an establish
ment which reflects credit upon the enter
prise of Messrs. Quinhy and is an important
feature OF LacOnla's prominence as a mer-
camille centre The reporter saw enough to
satisfy him that Messrs. Qunby & Son have
the most complete and well-arranged hard
ware store in northern New Hampshire, and
an establishment which will compare fav or
ably with most Of the modern metropolitan
stores in much larger cities.
Here is another Of the Crary papers, re-
ferred to in a former issue-a protest, which
reads as follows:
/, John Colcord, late master Of the schoon-
er Jefferson Of Prospect, owned by John
Clifford and others of said Prospect, do on
oath declare that on Sunday, the 18th day Of
the present month, July about seven o'clock
P NJ. being on my passage from Boston
bound to Prospect in the said schooner JEFF
ferson, l saw schooner near Georges Island
standing to the westward. She immediately
made sail and gave chase to me, aud after
using my utmost endeavors to avoid her by
running from her she came alongside Of the
said schooner Jefferson about 10 O'clock in
the evening and took possession OF her AS a