The Republican journal., 1889-10-03

49, i'NNN H.
day, oct 8 % settle matters pertaining to the late
fair
The change from electricity to kerosene is an
assured thing at Bucksport, and Thursday the
work of taking down the wires was begun 5000
feet being coiled away.
Mr.. Edw. c. Quimby, who for two wears has oc
cuped the position of stenographer and type writer
in the auditing department of the Michigan Cen
tra Railroad at Detroit, has left there to fill the
position of stenographer and cashier in the But
man Furnace Co. at Chicago.
Manager Cottrell of the Opera House, has cut a
doorway through from the ticket office to the hall,
thus enabling him to heat the office, which is ex.
tremely uncomfortable in cold weather. and also
allow him view of the stage and interior of the
hail. 1t is great Improvement and one that has
long been needed.
A few members of the Belfast Scientific Associa-
ton met Tuesday evening and determined to have
regular meetings hereafter. The next meeting
will be held Tuesday evening, Oct 18th. Each
member present Tuesday evening agreed to make
a five minutes talk on some specimen in the room.
At the next meeting further arrangements will be
made.
SHIrBUILDlNG. The outlook for shipbuilding in
Belfast next season is very bright and it will not
be surprising If three yards are in operation. One
reason why no more vessels are built here is be
cause the builders are required to take such a
large part Of the vessel. If builders would
take one quarter more, they could have all the
work they wanted.
Coxrtpx1<G S1ntw,Es Sunt Rrou.n saws
that ne notices in otbe, CITIES ;, large amount of
earth valks ana that no citv in Maine has so much
pIank sidewalk rs Ralf,st He estimates that if
costs oir citv 81 GOO Nor ,eo, to lean onr ,,Ionk
walks in reuair. ana thinks thp1n too extensive
Ranror Lewiston, and othrr ,l.cns boyo eart,
Willis II, tbai,. ,,,ir,.ino1 st,oots
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Wells Mr. ,:o.ro, II romfs and MARI ,n,Iravs
,ort pa1,,.t e., >1,,,,,,, aba
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9Ut''" '"o "9ao'A '''''" WIN "o "''e " pay ''o
premiums III luli' "ni'h was not the case 's' year
some are Oh the OPINION mat the county 1llf ana
morse hiecuef9 Association ought 10 tohSoIi''"te
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WHITE WINGS. The yacht Orinda was hauled
out at Dycr7 yard last week. the first Of our yachts
to Z" INTO winter quarters. pr. Nlnslow' her own
er, contcmpatcs building forty footer for next
years cruising. 1.-The s!oop yacht Matte, of
Brooksville, which arrived in our harbor last
week, was formerly the Little Rogue, a crack sail
er of other days, owned by Mr. f. ~ Follett....,
MesSrs. IL. L.' Frank and John f. WoodcocA start
et IN yacht Edna last Thursday for Blue liill bay,
ahd are expected TO return WIN q 'ui cargo OF IN
aiHh implements
TRlCK TEAM OVERHEARD. A horse owned bv
ova,, II thc Maine Central ,lepot Grounds Wrdnns.
day morning The horse ran on to the Lewis
wharf ana in turning around the corner of tine
bujIdin., he ,lipped and went overheard with the
truck. casey iumped from the truck and aliqbtin,,
cut his nose badly The tide WAS about half ebb
and the horse fell Il long distance but was saved
bv holding it. head above water from a boat,
White the harness was cut loose when he was
taken ashore The truck was taken ont subse.
quentlv. Fortunately neither horse nor truck was
seriously injured
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shoes Wedneslov tbe,, erected in fin, ,o,l naor
the building. sixtv-Gye candle power fncan,Ias.
can't Ii,lt Il, illuminate th ,.oi fo, t,, Irae+ ~
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torv Min shut down fnr = short fine Ia ,nakr an
extension to tie building. The small addition on
Pleasant street win lie carried tbc whole length
of tho h,iI,iiro t,,o nav, ,ortio,, heir ib+ fant
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