The Republican journal., 1902-10-16

# L. will meet with Mrs. A.
LA Miller Street, Friday after
4.l
Isle Herald of last
- the opening of an evening
lperated in connection with
ness College of Caribou.
school will be organized next
Memorial Building under
uf The Non-PartiSan W. c. I.
buttons should be sent to
utter, High street.
.-pss Of the Waldo County Agri-
,.. -t2 met Friday afternoon. The
.,-. .n -raud stand reported progress
1ted further time. The truS-
..l ubjeet to call.
like causes some strange buSi-
F. Clements, dealer in junk,
...4.. etc, received an order for
wood, fitted for the stove, to
Boston in bags, with a con-
luk.
ldle and his daughter Miss
...l- Of Philadelphia passed
M aud last week on their way
sburo, where Mr.. Biddle has
hnri,,f, cto
inner Miss Biddle lost dia-
which rumor values any
-,.NU to $4,000.
\ W. Delano and Wm. a.
-d last week from a fishing
They report fine fishing
of bottom fish, mackerel
fde mackerel We're heavy and
-pd 260 to a barrel....F Fred
-rbert T. Field and Wm II.
..uicus fishing this week.
py> truck horse was taken
last Friday afternoon While
5epot and died soon after
able. A post mortem exami-
Vest showed ruptureS Of both
daphram, an injury some
t It sudden strain or tail
0uuch. Nh. Snow knows Of
INT TO his horse and horSemen
.ruult fOr the injury.
rgN,. sch. George Glover
uoston, was run into in Mas,
t. tile night Of oct. 7th, by an
- masted schooner All her
carried away The Orleans
.-v took her to an anchorage
Zach Mis-. Oliver Libby and
Moody of Rockland We're on
aei heroically..-..Sch. Ilar-
er apt. f. 5. Mcdonald, arriy-
l. p H., oct lst, % days from
She was not chartered at last
lat was at first taken Tor ire
tht people shortly after four
. Thursday morning, but it con-
.n- steady blast, and nearly
l-cided it was an accidental
some whistle, and remained at
U>e who Investigated it found
.--,Ie of the steamer Merryconeag,
llarf, had accidentally opened
lehman in charge did not know
l The fires had been drawn
> but little steam on the boiler.
- continued until an engineer
.. luew where to shut it off at
Ay ire was discovered on the
.l0race W. Phinney's house,
.olrd Landing about i o'clock
4} morning. A lot OF dry stuff
-d against the house ard the
under way when discovered.
l-uished with but very little
-piciuus We're directed to one
aEeI, who married phinney's
i has separated from her, but
.t5ly Seen in the neighbOrho0d.
.~'ed and hearing was held in
Urt Monday. 1t was shown by
-.t and other witnesses that he
M West Hampden Wednesday,
Kinney place between and 10
The evening, and slept in the
uEr the Upper Bridge. A few
Ae walked up the same road and
le Phinney barn, and it is sus-
7+ he did on this occasion, as the
old, and it rained before morn
-- Rogers found probable cause to
.er guilty and committed him to
"Wt The action of the Grand Jury
.-7F PLANT GROWTH. The Jour
nned recently twin apples grown
at Dr.. Brooks farm, and since
ave seen twin apples and pump
Il, NJ. Cunningham's, twin plums
- a7pberrieS picked in October from
Burrington's, and an Easter lily
IT. Chas. F Swift's. The lily bios
Nuai last spring and is again in
dr, Cunningham also raised num-
athes which grew to good size and
a-er being picked green and laid
Nrs. NJ. L. Robertson of Monroe
g' The journal office twin pump
''rtly formed and exactly alike,
firm of texture. William Nc
Il rose bush that produced b bios
Inc and last week, Oct. 18th, had
ir there are numerous buds on
u open if frost stays off few
rr. L W Pearson of Citypoint
nantity of ripe Strawberries on
lis week. Joseph A. Montefiore
D lot OF apples of unusual size on a
A,S garden, the Stevens place on
'.I"tt. They were very uniform in
Ling from IA to Is ounces each.
'.NTs. kenney, son of Mr.. and
BERT E BurpaSS foil fran, , ;;o,5,o,, -,