The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14

H. n Edwards Of Island Falls is visiting
his sisters.
Work in the initiatory degree at Sears
Lodge Friday evening.
Rev. Almond J. Racklff offers the Rack
lift homestead for sale.
T.. l.. Warren and wife of Bucksport are
visiting friends in town.
William knight will in future make his
home here with his sister, Mrs. A. j. Bia-
ther.
Clifton Whittum recently bought the house
of Capt. r. G. Warehouse on Mt. Ephraim
avenue.
Harry and Bernard Merithew have secur-
ed positions in Boston and left by steamer
Monday.
A. J. Biather has had on exhibition and
for sale at his market choice cuts FROM fine
800 ID. buck.
Ship Emily T. Whitney, Capt. A. 5. Pen
dleton, arrived at Shanghai Nov. 9th from
New York.
G. L. Merrill and wife of Dix field, who
have been visiting friends here, returned to
their home Tuesday.
Melvin H. Prescott has been promoted to
a position in the treasurer's office of the Bos-
ton 4 Maine r. r. Co,
A. E. Nickerson loaded schs. Edward l..
Warren with hay for Boston and Senator
with hay for Bar Harbor the past week.
Thomas II. Decrow two large deer at
Moose point Tuesday, and Charles Rogers
saw one in George Partridge's field Sunday
A. M. Kane will sell at public auction on
Saturday afternoon the household goods Of
Capt. X. G. Watsrhouse at tie captain late
residence ON Mt. Ephraim avenue.
Some Of our arithmaticians have figured
ont that the wedding of the Duke of Marl-
borough and Consuelo Vanderbilt cost more
than the valuation of any town in Waldo
county.
A. A. Towle has been secured for a return
engagement at the NJ. E. church by the Ep-
worth League and will appear Monday even
ing, Nov. 1Sth with a new program on the
phonograph.
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by large audience at the Congl. church
Sunday evening when she delivered her lee
ture, IAN Old Story which she gave in her
usual pleasing manner.
The municipal officers have given orders
TO the constables to enforce the clam law
and all persons beyond the town limits, who
take CLAIMS from here, will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law
The annual supper and benefit Of the
Grand Army at their hall this, Thursday,
evening, from 6 to s, will no doubt be fully
patronized, as our citizens always see to it
that the old veterans get good send off at
their benefit.
We find this in Boston paper:
fREEMAN-GRIFFIN. At Jamaica Plain Oct
10, ny Key Ralph Nj Hunt J. Collie Freeman of
South Boston and Carrie A. Fillman of south Ros
N ana Carrie A. Griffin OF Dorchester
Are such things permitted in the common
wealth Of Massachusetts?
Mrs. Cyrus H. Carver has shown us quite
collection Of bank bills. Among them
ten dollar American State Bank, ten dol
lar Confederate of an early issue and known
and two styles Of eight dollar Continentals.
Our farmers and grangers are much dissat-
lsted With he decision of Secretary Morton
doing away with the distribution of seed
for they say tile seed sent out the past wears
has Very much improved their garden pro-
ducts. 10 prove tins Mr. John G. Hanmans
recently brought us a pumpkin, raised from
seed sent him by Hon. S. L. Milliken from
the department, which makes the finest
Favored pumpkin pies we ever ate
Mr.. W. A. Dolliver Of the Insurance firm
OF Doillver Y Murray Minneapolis, Mimi.
dled suddenly OF apopleXy while out on a
cunning trip Oct. Goth, at lake Savah Mr.
Dolliver walked rapidly short distance to
join friends awaiting him at his destination
and ON reaching them lie felt faint and diz-
~. Water was given him, but he became
UNCONSCIOUS at once, and expired after six
hours. The funeral was largely attended
and the flowers given by many kind friends
We're very beautiful. He was inferred in
Lakewood cemetery under Masonic rites.
being member of Khennum Lodge He
leaves wife, Marie Robinson, and two chill
dren, Maurice s. and Inez H.
DR.. Samuel Fl. Calderwood who recent
ly been appointed to the Massachusetts
Board OF Registration in medicine. The
Medical Journal says:
Samuel Herbert, son of Irwin and Emily
Jane Nevenseller) Calderwood, was born
IN Morrill,, Me-, Jan. Is, 1885, preliminarily
educated in the public schools of Searsport
and Belfast, Me-, and at the East Maine
conference Seminary, Bucksport, and the
Name W. sleyan Seminary, Kent's Hill and
alter thorough course of study with DR..
David T. Flanders of Belfast, supplemented
by years attendance at the Medical De-
partment Of Dartmouth College, Hanover.
\. H., and one at the Medical School of
Maine, Medical Department Of Bowdoin
College, Brunswick, graduated from Boston
University School of Medicine, Boston Mass.
Mar. 3, 1873. Immediately locating in Skow,
hegan, Me-, he remained there till October
1879, when he removed to Waldoboro, Me-.
where he successfully practiced until Dec,
lso2,-the date of his removal to Boston,
where he has since practiced continuously
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