The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28
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Thomas H. Marshall Relief Corps will
have meeting of unusual interest next
Tuesday, at which full attendance is de-
| sired.
Mrs. G. f. Bracket has the agency for
Waldo county for the new index map by
Col. f. c. harrington of Augusta and will
begin work this week.
f. J. Rigby caught 3-pound salmon in
Pitchers pond last Saturday. The pond
was stocked with these fish two or three
years ago, but this is the first one caught.
Thomas Haugh has leased of Arnold Har-
rls the store at the cornor of Main and Wash
ington streets. Stevens 4 WEIGH, harness
makers, are to move out as soon as they can
get a suitable place.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office June 26th: Ladies-Mrs.
Fannie Baker, Mrs f. o. Harris, Miss
Edith Moody. Gentlemen-J. W. Holmes.
+. A. Mansfield Bert Lanfest, f. f. Wilson.
c. F. Toothaker lost valuable thorough
bred Jersey hefer Monday from ''volvulus, ~
1 a disease of the intestineS. DR.. West made a
had correctly diagnosed the case several
days before, when he said the heifer was
beyond recovery.
| DEMOCRATIC Caucus. The Democrats
of Belfast are requested to meet in caucus
at the Police Court Room, Memorial Build
ing, on Saturday, June 30, at o'clock p. M,
| to elect delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, and II delegates to the Demo-
cratic County Convention. Per order of
| Dem. City Committee.
The hurdy gurdy concerts in Searsmont
are having phenomenal success. Last Sat
urday evening seyenty-SiX couples danced
to the music of the hurdy gurdy A ball
| will be given Tuesday evening, July Sd, and
a frst-casS supper will be served in the
banquet hall The dance hall is to be taste
fully decorated and ice cold lemonade served
free to the dancers.
| \. F.. lark Camp. sons of Neterans. gave
| an informal reception Tuesday evening to
| Orrin J. lpickey in honor of his election as
Senior Vice commander of the Division of
Maine. Rev. |. II. Holt of Lincolnville gave
an address. followed by remarks by several
members Music was ntersper>ed and re-
| treShments were served. Mai. DickeN'S is
the highest office held by member of A. f.
| Clark Camp since its organization in 1882
Last evening. Wednesday, the Ladies Aid
Society gave reception To Mrs. A. c. Mos
man in honor of her election as treasurer Of
the State Society.
\ case OF considerable local interest was
heard in I>lesboro Monday before Trial
Justice John T. Falrow Tile conpainants
claim that Miss Edith NJ Wood of Thorn
dixie. who has been teaching in the Pendle-
ton district. one day recently cruelty beat
and injured I.yonas Pendleton. a boy of 9
| years, after the school had been dismissed.
The teacher says the boy missed in his les
sons and according to her custom she asked
| him to remain after school He Went out
and She followed him, catching and beating
him. The boy ami other pupils say that
when he recited the teacher made a sarcastic
remark and Went on with the lesson. The
boy did not understand the sarcasm and
did not know he had missed Marks
upon his body showed that he was beaten
quite severely Justice Farrow reserved
his decision until next Monday. r. F. Dun
ton, Esq appeared for the complainant>,
and W. IL. Mcclellan, Esq, for the respon-
dent.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch Hattie e. Luce
arrived June 22d from Hoboken with coal
for the Belfast Fuel X Hay Co... Sch. Men
tora loaded Hour and corn at Swan x Sibley
Co. Monday Tor Stockton Springs and is to
! bring bridge lumber for H. y. Babbidge
general cargo for seal fIarbor Monday. 80.
Sch. Annie Lord arrived June 24th from
| Hoboken with coal for Swan X Sibley Goa.
| Capt. James Pendleton has sold the dis
mantled hull of sch. Daniel Webster to Swan
Il Sibley Co., who will use the best of her
plank and timber in repairing wharyes, etc.
! The Webster was towed from Lincolnvile
Beach Saturday. by sch. Nolant in ) hours
80. Capt &. II. PreSSey of Deer Isle is in
command of sch. s. q. Haskell. and Capt
Ed. \. Richardson is stopping at home for a
/ trip. Sch. Levi Hart is bound from New
/ \ DIRK to Belfast with coal and is to load ice
for the Belfast Light X Power Co.
1HE I EN>US Arthur +. Brown has re-
ceived all appointment as special agent of
the Census Bureau, division of manufactures
for the City of Belfast 1t is the duty of
the special agent to visit every factory,
mill, shop, OF other establishment in his dis
trict in which any manufacturing or me-
chanical industry is carried on, and obtain
from the proprietor or his representative in
charge, all the information called for. The
agent is forbidden to give to any person not
authorized to receive it any information
secured in the performance of his duties,
under a penalty of $500, thus making all
such information confidential The law
also provides that any person who Shall neg
lect or refuse to give correct answers to
all proper questions by the agent shall be
punished by fine not exceeding $4,000, to
which may be added Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding one year Mr.. Browns business is
entirely separate from that of the census
| enumeratorS, MeSSrs. johnson and RhoadeS.
| A DISORDERLY PLACE RAIDED. The
police made a raid Monday night on the
premises kept by Inez NJ. Gordon on Cross
street, and arrested three men, Mrs Gordon
! and Miss ida HnDlinS Tho p)ooa H..