The Republican journal., 1895-11-07

supper to be given Dec Sd.
DR.. F. E. Freeman, V. S.. has movad b;s
office TO his residence, No. 14O Main st., and
connected the same with telephone.
PENSIONS have been granted as follows:
original, widows, etc, Eleanor J. Gardner,
hockport; Deborah Houston, Bucksport.
The ladies Of T. H. Marshall Relief Corps
Will hold dime sociable at Memorial hall
tomorrow. Friday, evening. Coffee and
doughnuts served free
Mrs. Sarah Pascal Of Rockport, State Pres
ident, will inspect T. H. Marshall Relief
Corps tomorrow, Friday, at 2 p. III. A full
| attendance is requested.
! The Journal published last week the
champion deer story of the season, written
by its Northport correspondent, and a num-
her of our State-exchanges have reprinted
it without credit.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Wentworth of Knox will speak
in the rooms Of the Spiritual and Liberal
! Union, Belfast, on Sunday, Nov. 10th, at 2
/ O'Clock and p, III. All are cordially invit~
ed A collection will be taken
] H. " 0iOChidN chipICu W DduROr 1u6S-
! day handsome pair of Hereford oxen.
They We're raised by Daniel Meservey Of
Morrill,, and have probably taken more
| blue ribbons at fairs than any other pair in
Waldo County.
List Of letters remaining in the Belfast p
| o. for the week ending Nov. 9, 95 Mr.
| Fred Bates, MIR. Smith Bunker, Mr.. Henry
Conant, Mr.. James Murray, Mr.. Newell
Paul, Henry Ryder, Esq, Nj. Truenlan A.
/ Shaw, Mr.. Otis B. Smith
By orders issued to conductors Nov. lst.
the following rates are made to children car
ried on the Maine Central. Over II years,
| full fare; from 5 to u, half fare; under s. if
accompanied by parent or Guardian, free
children do not get these reductions from
excursion rates
A. c. Mosman of this city has bought the
grocery and confectionery business of l.. c.
Jones Of Brooks, and has taken possession.
| Mr.. Mosman has for eight years past been
| with AZ a. Howes q Co. Of this city and is an
energetic young business man. The Jour
na wishes and predicts for him success in
his new venture.
!
The body Of William W. Martin, who com
mitted suicide in Boston Saturday night in
the presence of his wife, and whose death
took place on Sunday as reported in Maine
news, arrived at Bar Harhor Monday morn
ing and was taken on the steamer Frank
Jones to Castine, his home Mrs. Martin
accompanied the remains.
AT meeting Of tile Belfast Band Monday
evening, Nov lth, the following resolutions
We're passed
Voted to extend vote Of thanks to Mrs
J. y. McClintock for donation to Band.
Voted to extend vote of thanks to the
public for their generous support at our con-
cert and supper; also to those who gave
their time and food to make it success.
The friends Of MI, and Mrs, John Dollotf
gave them surprise party house warm
ing Tuesday evening at their new residence
on Congress street. The guests brought a
treat Of ice cream and cake, and present
of supply Of table linen. IL was genuine
surprise as John was down town on bust
ness and they had to send for him to do the
hnnors of the occasion.
Coombs has bought OF G. l.. Burgess OF
L export the bay mare Petronel, one of the
best bred horses in Maine Petronel il
standard bred under Rule s, was foaled ii
1886 and bred by FL. B. Hoiton of Powhattan
Md. She was sired by Orange Blossom, No
23s, he by Middetown, NJ. TO- Her dan
was Queen Bes-, dam Of Gams0n, whose
record is 2.25 Il. Queen Bess by Idol No
IL The granddam of Petronei was Lady
Davis hy Black Hawk. Pefronel was sole
by Nj. Hoton 70 q. NJ Lannahan Of Balti
more, then to F. l.. Grafiin of Baltimore
from whom she was bought by Mr.. Burgess
in February 1921. She makes valuable ad
dition 70 Belfast horse property. Capt.
Co0nlbs sold, in exchange for her, his bay
mare Elva L.. Is years old by Membrino
Wilkes, Jr. out Of I. C.
CHAT Frank E. Wileys faithful old car
riage horse 'Joe'' closed bis earthly career
last Saturday, at the age of % years. =.
Mears & Pitcher have bought the musical
merchandise from the stock Of Mr.. Calvin
Hervey. Libby Bros. Of Burnham shipped
from Belfast Saturday Ii head of cattle and
6 hogs. Capt, E. F. Bramhall has at his
fish market handsome picture Of the ely
ing Defender" Smelts We're in the mar
ket Saturday, retailing at Is cents per
pound A few have been taken from time
to time all the season, but this is the first OF
any amount to be brought in... George
o. Walker of Auburndale, Mass, was in
Belfast last week buying evergreens foI
Christmas. T. Y. Miller bought 5000 skunk
skins last year and expects to buy more this
year. In this connection an article on the
7th page will be found interesting The
Winterport Free Library put out IA books
last Saturday and there is a gradual increase
from week to week. The library recently
had gift of 16 volumes L. L. &c miner is
making repairs and improvements to the
Phoenix House, inside and out.
ACCIDENTS. w. A. Arey arrived home
last week, having left the sch. Fannie Whit
more at Lands End in consequence of nju.
ries received. He left here in the schooner
as second tie and engineer, to load stone
at Hurricane for Phiadelph Before sail
ing for the latter port the captain concluded
to remain at home trip and placed the
mate in command, promoting Arey to the
n1ate's harth Mr. Arav HAVING occasion tc