The Republican journal., 1895-10-31

The Republica
There will he an apron sale at the next
sociable at Sea ,ide Grange Hall, Nov. 9Th.
Capt. E. r. Bramhall has put in table at
which he will serve soused CLAIMS and
oysters on the half shell.
Fred D. Crosby is still confined to his
house by injuries inflicted by S. W. Free
man, as related last week.
Mayo & Whites pet dog Nero met his
death last week while in the line of duty
He was killing rats as they were liberated
from "catch- EN- alive" trap, and a team
ran over him.
The house, L and barn of Wilbert Clark
Of East Belmont were burned Wednesday
morning, with some hay and grain, and
few hens. Loss about 81 900. The fire was
caused by defective chimney.
FISH FACTS. Three thousand four-inch
landlocked salmon were received at Camden
last week from the commissioners of inland
fisheries, for the purpose of stocking Me-
gunticook Lake. They were in cans, and
arrived in first class condition, and were
put into the Lake by W. ID. Lewis and F. K.
Shaw. Bicknell & Hopkins caught dozen
tinkers in their weir at Saturday Cove Sun
day.
The Journal has exchange with The
Rudder, a yachting magazine published
monthly in New York, but nearly every
month has had to write for duplicate. the
regular issue failing to reach this Office. Last
Saturday night letter was received from
the editor of the Rudder, who said he had
mailed two missing numbers. At this writ
ing "wednesday they are still missing. 1t
begins to look as if some one between New
York and Belfast is very much interested in
yachting; and if that is 50, we advise them
to subscribe and not appropriate the prop
erty Of others.
CENTRE MoNrvlLLE. W. J. Bean had the
calf Of one leg jammed by saw log so that
it burst in TWO places, last week. The
wound is now doing well. . C. P. Hutchins
and wife Of West Freedom visited friends
here Friday. C. O. Jordan of Belmont has
been the guest of n. p. Bennett for a few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. johnson visited
friends in Belfast recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. b. Hartman have returned from Temple
Heights. School closed here last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Gilchrest who live
move to Massachusetts.
CENTRE L1NCoLNvILLE. Miss Carrie
Dickey is spending few weeks in Massa-
chusetts. Miss Emeline Fernald left last
week for Massachusetts, where she will
spend few weeks. Mr. Eugene Lamb
mas returned home from Jamaica Plain,
Mass. where he has been working for the
past few months e.. Mr.. Fred Mathews and
sister Eta We're the guests of their parents
last Saturday and Sunday Nathaniel
Wentworth is confined to the house with the
measles. E. W. Moody is having new
barn built and is having his house painted ii
coors. Mrs. Ada Norton is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. A. H. Miller. Mr.. Ozro
Roys closed a series Of meetings at the Bap-
tist Church last Sunday evening. The meet
ings were largely attended and much credit
is given to Mr.. r. for his faithful labor.
Mrs Dora Moody arrived home from Boston
last week with full line of millinery. ..
Editor Fish of the Union Times was in town
Saturday. Nearly all the wells in town
are dry, and people are much bothered about
getting water. !. Schools in town close Nov.
sth, with the exception Of one ur two.
CAMDEN. The water in the lake is lower
than it has been for a number Of years, and
unless there is rain within few days the
factories will have to shut down. Fox u
Wards refined minstrels are on the boards
for Friday night at the Opera House. The
social hop in Engine hall last Saturday
night was largely attended and was a fine
time. Congressman Dingley of Lewiston
was in town Thursday on business. The
fire, smoke and water sale of clothing is
having big rush of business. The build
ing will soon be in the carpenters hands.
.....S Social hop next Saturday evening.
Music by Clarks Orchestra. !. Chas. Drake,
wife and child are visiting friends in Bucks
port. III. NJ. Bean is on business trip to
Bangor. j. P. Morris has returned to
Portland after spending the summer here.
49,. Messrs. Fl. Talbot, Fred Farnsw orth,
Edward Decrow, Wallace Wadsworth E.
r. Ogier and W. r. Porter have returned
from visits in Boston and vicinity .. Hon
Reul Robinson was in Boston on business
last week. Mrs. Geo. Wentworth and
Mrs. Frank Young returned from Massachu-
setts this week. Miss Sadie Durham and
Alice Wetherbee are visiting in Boston.
A. f Beverage and VIM Patten are on
cunning trip among the islands.
FREEDOM. The Veterans Charitable AS
soci alton was organized at G.. A. r. Hall,
Oct. 25th, with the following officers: Presi-
dent, DR.. A. j. Billings; Vice Pres, Mr.
Rowe Brooks; Sec, Robert B. Cookson, Uni
ty; Treas, Joseph Libby, Unity. 1t was
voted that the capital stock should be $500
and the shares So so each This property
will be non-taxable and worcestershire.
One hundred dollars worth Of stock was
taken by those present, and from the earnest
ness manifested by the veterans ia the
county there is no doubt but that the move
ment will be a perfect success. The meet
ing adjourned to meet on Saturday, Nov
I'd, at 10 a. m., at Unity Village, when the
constitution and bylaws will be presented
for adoption. 1t is hoped the Waldo County