The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-20

atice shoot at Is birds Healey
.es, 10; Carter, 9; Coombs, IS.
display at the funeral of the
MI and Mrs. John Jackson
AS large and beautiful and very
41ed. A floral arch was built
u which stood across the cor
aMu and was surnounted by a
presented by Mrs. Fred H.
+ tuang the offerings We're hou-
i,9 and roses from the family,
Mrs. F. .. Roberts, Miss Hat
Mrs. F. B. Myrick, Mrs. Shu-
qurts from Mrs. Mary Coombs,
sullivan, Mrs. Samuel Sweetser,
atJ-rson, Mrs. Mary Larrabee,
staples, Mrs Ella Seekins, Mrs.
Miss Alice Logan, Mrs. S. w.
Master Harold Mcintosh and 9TH
Herbert C. Morey met with
ai serious accident last Thursday
lie was taking down the sup
lad been used for the electric
avn party at Mr.. John II.
Unls, and had climbed to the
1f shears about 20 feet high to
ei the fasts, when the poles fell,
4l TO the ground 1t was thought
ISL l. right shoulder was crushed,
4 uation by Drs. johnson and
slowed his injuries to consist of
ft the scapula, or shoulder blade,
9uaatlon of the same. While the
lutte a serious nature it will not
deprive him of the use of the
~ favorable conditions the shout
reome as strong and useful as be-
asst MCKINLEY CLUB. A club
NO TWO hundred members was or
80 Peirce's Parlor Theatre last
ming in the interests of the Re-
rty and sound money. The fol-
rrs We're chosen President,
roWley: Vice Presidents, A C.
p Farrar, c. F. Cobbett, c. G.
/ Gurtlll; Secretary, Chas. S.
Treasurer, Chas. E. Knowlton.
Hg committees We're appointed:
is, B. H. Conant, c. H. MaNtield,
mrn on bylaws, A. l. Brown, g.
j. NJ. Fletcher. The committee
uonts was instructed to prepare
The campaign flag, and to place
.ucy over the door of the hall. 1t
10 have the rooms open every
t. to keep a supply of reading
hand, Adjourned to Tuesday
.ug. 18th. The club starts with a
'Ne membership, including several
hitherto acted with the Demo-
who cannot endorse the free silver
Tire Populist fusion. At the meet
u y evening Samuel F. Stevens and
alley We're added to the executive
.-. The executive committee was
nd TO procure seats for the hall.
TALLY SHOT. Coroner B. o. Nor
oiled to Unity Friday, to view the
benjamin F. Bartlett, Esq, of Kan
Mo-, who had died from the effects
shot wound. Mr.. Bartlett was
ut the hotel at Windermere Park
'1nily, and Friday morning started
JWo friends cunning. When a
tdnce from the Park they saw some
The pond, and in trying to get near
"a better aim, the gun of one of his
Gus was discharged, the ball enter
Bartlett's back near the kidneys
nG out IN front in the groin. The
ietided, after hearing the story,
nQuest was unnecessary. Benia-
BARTLETT was born in Bangor about
90; he was the son of William A
f9rmerly in the seed business in
-'d a native of Unity. He was ed
. the schools in Bangor and then be-
ldy law with Gen. Henry L. Mitch
city, in whose Office he continued
iiy To enter practice himself. For
uS MIR. Bartlett practiced law there,
NJ 10 Kansas City to continue his
which he was very successful. He
wife and one child. Our Unity cor
nJ writes that telegram was re-
ere Monday night stating that the
AN who accidentally shot Mr.. Bart
brain fever and could not live. II
~ ne ls an only child.