The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-12-19

III. Francis B Co. have received an or.
der for goods from Melville, Sweet Grass
Co., Montana, through their advertisement
in The Journal
Capt. VIM. Haskell was found on Burnt
Island in an insensible condition. He was
born at Northwest Harbor, but has been liv-
ing in Searsport some years. deer Isle Ga
zette.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original, widows, etc, Mary NJ. Colson,
Winterport; original Freeman Colson, Win
terport; increase, Henderson Heal, Sears
mont; Tamerlane Billings, East Northport.
New HAVEN. Ct, Dec 18th. The ease of
the TOntlne Hotel recently by Geo. NJ.
White, manager for the Heubleins, may re-
suit in big lawsuit. The present lessee,
Capt. Hodgdon, claims that he has been I'M
fairly dealt with. He says that he has spent
$11 900 on Improvements and that the agent
of the building had assured him that the
hotel would not be leased over his head
This is Captain George Hodgdon, for
whom the schooner Yale was built at this
port by Geo. W. Cottrell in 1884. After COM
handing her a few years, Capt. Hodgdon
engaged in the hotel business.
Discussions in the First Congregational
church of Lowell, Mass, have led to the
restoration az tha nastor Rev Caoroa
Kannoott Who ia snokan Of 90 vo,no mon
Of ability and nonular as we'll The matter
has local interest, as will be seen by the
following extract from the Boston Herald:
Mrs. Kenngott was Lucreta NJ. daughter
of MIR. George ia Lewis of the firm OF w. K.
PrnaS s+raat pa.neis - peA.es e.oi ..
| luxury and finished abroad. Her family
spent their summers at Isle au Haut, Me-,
WI wleiH Snes nave coctage- ~ 100, wren
nary. he recreated At fsle an Hant and
formed with the young lady friendship
"hich eDdeu IN love ana marriage as soon
vas oras+ hai, 70 har hr,sbanS -, he
work in Newport, n H., his first pastorate,
ana shared q, the regard Whch az there 1elt
Newport residents in many ways since they
I ley Snere; he came tau 20 Lo"ell as pastor OF
/ oN ICE. The cold weather OF the past
week has been highly favorable Tor sports
on ING lce, ana ~ y ~ vacation the l'onus
swan Ill WIN sou"s io'hS' ing i"isol po""''
'uen a. eu"nVs'oa'ooA' AVenoA D NY
ponus' anu swan Lake are frozen inches
thlcK ana as smooth as glass; WINE every
h't'e piece VI WAFER presents some eooo sur
iaee A'a'.As paA - 81 ~ -
Tue larger ponus' anu laru"are men report
Vne saie VI sAa'es very 'aise' ioio anu
''ooAes san's = sA"v's - Aavo1t'o a'n'So-
inen's " 'A0 poss anu siiiS' p"' 'n0 s'ea'-
o'' "niuseh'on'' III 'io Spooo"'oiS' Can NC
70. rom at'eihpos u 1iuers VINO are hoC eA-
perts 70 roe 'helr plcycies Oh the ice. Even
our local expert SHERMAN ". owiit' VINO
succeeded IN mounting all rlght, GOT thrown
fiat on his back by striking bit OF snow 1t
requires considerable skill and care to mount
wheel on the Ice, but no one can Keep his
seat when his wheel passes from smooth ice
to snow, as the wheel slips, stops ana rails
over before the rider can dismount.
SHIPPING ITEMS. In the United States
a;strict court BOSTON last weak Judpe Mel
son heard the cross libels of F. w. Nicker-
son ct all. vs. the brigantine L. W, Parker ct
AL. and j. W. Kane vs.. F. W. Nickerson ct
al The cases have been pendinp some 10
| years and in the first libel the lihella nts
| saek ~ recover DAMAGES for Al tons If lao
| wood thrown into the sea- In the second
| libel the Gbellants. who claim that il was
necessary TO throw overheard the logwood
to save the shin. sue 10 recover FREIGHT money.
CT 9Th Russell for Nickerson eft al T
Lowell and F. Dodge for Kane ct al. Three
schooners with cargoes we're lowed down
river Dec 11th from Bangor. leaving the
port entirel, tree of vessels with the excep-
ton of two small coasters which will winter
there. A few vessels bound to Bangor will
| have to discharge their cargoes at Bucksport.
LA lighthouse will soon be built on Dia-
mond Shoal off Cape Hatter4s, by the
United States, from the patent of Capt A.
F. Eells OF Brooksville Among the recent
charters from Portland are bark with
lumber to Buenos Ayres al 80; another
bark with lumber to Rosario at 81 80. Sch.
Nightingale, Capt Rich which arrived in
Boston Dec. Sth from Gowanus, was over a
month on the passage, having been obliged
to put into several ports in Long Island
Sound and the Vineyard on account of ad-
verse winds and terrific weather. The con