The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-10-03
IN NEWS OF BELFAST.

+,ber term OF Probate Court will be
" Tuesday, Insolvency court the day
glowing
u;n be held next Monday evening at
o'clock.
,cer & Wilson have new idea in ex-
tables. 1t is only necessary to open
lose the table to change its size, as the
~ aron into or ont Of place automatic
siy :,
". Johnson 'took to the woods"
Thursday in quest of big game. He
alone and proposes to stay until he
his quota. He had an order from
mi ter caribou head, moose head and
TIL head and another put in request
,sndauarter of deer meat and small
tgar
representative of the Hartford Steam
oIfsr Inspectors and Insurance Co. of Hart
N was III Belfast the first of the week
made an INSIDE inspection" of the
Lila
n.os Critchett, Sibley 4 Co and F. A.
a...,rd Il Son. All were found to be in
,ooa condition.
a The poem "My Childhood 8 Home" pub
...t,.{ w The journal of Sept. 10Th, the
sars 5risons in the third line of the first
..:Y1a should have been visions, The lady
IN seit as the poem for publication writes:
ac,pr Charles Baker would be interested
+l,lr poem, for he lived with my uncle on
din, Clase farm many years
rrsreE CASES. State Constable Mears
ssized barrel containing 10 dozen bottles
aver at the Maine Central depot Satur-
sav. 4 hearing will be held Oct. 10Th. =.
4ason Benner Of Northport was arrested
,.r week On charge of being a common sell
isr kaeping a drinking house, etc, and
asintluing a common nuisance.
ACCIDENTS Nathan W. Pettee suddenly
f4saiae Blind III his left eye while working
IN NIs+ue,ys Bros mill last Thursday fore
neon. 4 bright red spot appeared before
rl.- ave and has since remained. The cause
h a accident is unknown. George B.
Rlslsa Vi att the end of his right forefnger
zi8.i- anerating one of f. G. Whites wood
ssiirtag machines Friday.
e-#AWER NOTES. The steamer Castine
t.ft.i 0n her winter arrangement Oct. 1st,
tnakins me round trip per day between
Ci.-.a- and Belfast. Full particulars as to
If, uus and connections are given in our
s..rar, silig columns. The directors of the
ga-tla < Bangor Steamship Company have
ae.4red i dividend Of two per cent, pay
sbe ai lst.
ir CASE. Judge Geo. E. johnson
aA# ~ Wilson, Esq, went to Brooks last
F7aar p act as referees in case referred
h -i4'A ,E the Supreme Court, Warren E.
Joues IS II. ii. Rich. In November, 1898,
defendant sold plaintiff a 2-year-olu colt,
ghle1 plaintiff claims the defendant war
ranfed 70 he sound and free from faults, but
vhteh proved to be a erbber Defendant
saTs i4 lid not warrant the colt, and also
Ht tlie alt's biting his crib was caused by
(
biz age that he is not cribber The
referees will report to the next term of S. j.
selrt. Wardwell for plaintiff. Dunton for
igteu liant.
FIRES. The barn Of the Seth l.. Pratt es-
9t4 Bueksport Centre, burned Sept. % with
onr4nrs consisting Of COW, hay, farming
,flv 1oc GfO0. ips,1raS LniJJ
ne d Church street, Cambridge, Mass, oc-
Rped by DR.. d. A. Sargent as gymnasium
or women, and by Irving Blake as car
age repository, was damaged 5000 by fire
'epr. 10Th, DR.. Sargent loses $500 and
rving Blake $500 Partly insured. Dr.
sargent many Belfast friends will be sorry
Q hsar 9f lis loss. Fires are reported by
Ur Is'esboro and Burnham correspondents
h4 lattu. involving loss Of life
SEPTEMBER WEATHER. The month of
september Just passed was remarkably dry
ud much damage was done in various sec
IONS Of lie State by forest and bog fires.
r. 70 the 10Th less than one-third of an inch
4 ran lad fallen here during the month, but
At4lat Dag there We're several brisk show
Is, amt from to 10 p. N. the rainfall meas
irea 5s inch. In some places a high wind
the rain, but here it amounted
nlF 70 4 brisk breeze. Sunday night there
fas another rain storm, which continued
lat Monday afternoon. The rainfall for
af month was 10 inches, divided among Z
'a3s Inc mean temperature was 81 800,
against 609 for September, 1894, and 600 for
lie average for 81 years past. This was
sarm month, but not the warmest for the
VI years The average for September, 1866,
vas f6 The highest temperature for the
'ast month was 9O7, on the 22d day; lowest
4 "a the 18th.
Fish FACTS. Hon 7. II. Wentworth Of
sanger and Fl. 0. Stanley of Dixfield, COM
Hissioners of inland fisheries and game, were
il Camden Sept. Goth. They will stock Lake
degnnticook with 5000 each of four-inch
aimen and trout. They find this lake nat
rally adapted for trout and landlocked sal
A9il being deep water, rocky shores and
Fe stocked with smelts. The lake is now
feeked with black bass. They also closed
f9ose river and tributaries for three wears.
e protect the trout and black bass in that
'lfeam and Hosmer pond, from which it
lows Pinky Nancy Hanks, Capt Hopkins,
Vas IN port last Friday with about 700 pounds
u bottom fish caught in the vicinity of Isle
"a fiaut She sailed Saturday for Saturday
-gse and will make another fishing trip. y.
lhk} Ella, Capt. Chas. H. Brier, and Oscar
1lafk sailed Sunday on fishing trip. ). The