The Republican journal., 1882-06-01
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

The grass on lawns in this city was cut last week
| for the first time this season.
| Comet A, or the Wells comet can now be seen with
| the naked eye in tie Northern heavens.
| The last part of May was very wet, which inter
| fered with planting. The outlook for good hay
crop in Waldo county is very promising,
Nathan & Co.'s circus will pitch their tent in this
city in the Allyn field on Northport avenue A large
| bin board has been erected at the corner of Main
and Cross streets
| Among the saddle horses in this city tw from
| Texas, one owned by Mr.. Fred Francis and one by
G. b. Hazeltine. The former is said to be the best
saddle horse in this vicinity. Texas horses are
| capable of great endurance.
Mathews Bros. are now working their crew eleven
hours per day, and unable to keep up with their
| orders The firm is making the sash for Jordan &
Marshs new store at Boston. They have Just re
ceived cargo Of 200 tons Of coal.
| Mr., f. T. Burnham, Of Saco. Grand Commander
| of the Grand Commandery Of Maine, will he in
Belfast on Thursday, June 9Th, for the purpose Of
instituting Palestine Commandery knights TEN
plar, Of Belfast A large number will take the de
| grces.
The new schooner building in Carter 4 Co.'S
| yard for Capt. Fred A. Gilmore, has been named
St Johns, for the river in Florida upon which JACK
sonviile Is situated. The vessel i all panked and
| will probably be launched this month. TIE captain
has left the Florida, which vessel will b. command
| ed by Capt. j. W. Ferguson
| Those who have claims before the Court of Com
missioners of Alabama Claims, should read the card
in our advertising columns OF L. w. Metcalf and
| Clarence Hale, solicitors ana practitioners. Tie
/ firm is strong one. Mr.. Mctcalf is one Of the
| losers by the pirate ship Alabama. ana under
! stands the whole case Mr.. Hale, who j. Il brother
| of Senator Hale is well known throughout the
/ state occupying prominent position among his
professional brethren Of Portland, in which city h4
! legal ability has been recognized by the citizens,
Who elected him as City solicitor
ACHAHGE. The firm of Dickey, Brown < Morse,
of Searsmont, manufacturers of doors, sash aud
blinds about change their location, their
business having increased 50 much that their pres
ent power is insufficient to run their mill Mr.
| Morse will 20 ont Of the company Two positions
have been offered them. one at Camden and one in
New York state. The firm has good western trade
which they think can be easily doubled. Why not
come into Belfast where to be found the hest Of
facilities for manufacture ana slipping
The improvements 1T the Maine Central grounds
in this city, have been completed and the cuusrua.
ton train withdrawn. \ fine piece of work has
been done The pile bridge across the flats, I,Ju.
| feet in length, is solid cmbankment of earth
vith / srn Mill Or rocks v}icb ,iii ,r,,,,f ,,,.n
ngs from the harhor. The large space, on the toIb
at the southerv end of the bridge is also filed with
earth, making a foundation for additional cor
sheds. If the time ever comes when more. var,
room i needed. If can I've ca,ily made NV dlIinu /,
from the inside Of the bridge to IN shore
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tair compared win some Of the gatherings Of tha
party in this CITY, The caucu, wal called to ordor
~ Geo II. Sleeper, chairman Of city committee
Capt. Chas. Baker was llyctli chairman and WAY
land knowlton secretary. The following arc tl,
delegates electeG-W Nj Rust, A. + Gilmore. &,
H. sleeper, Cha. Baker, David Alexander. 4. E
| Ozark, r. H. Durham, WIN Rrl1v. 4. l.. MIDGET
r. ktttridgc. r. w. Ellis, ID. 4. Tootbakcr. : +
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