The Republican journal., 1889-06-20
News of Belfast and Vicinity.


! first page, will interest many readers.
The pay rolls of the shoe factory ana Halls stone
yard in this city Saturday, amounted to $4,000.
a small cyclone struck here just before midnight
| on Thursday last. The wind swung around from
southeast to northwest and blew with great yio-
fence for short time, followed by brief shower.
Mr. John S. Fernald, clerk In the Belfast post
Office, says the most unique envelope he ever saw
was dropped into the Office last week. 1t was
made of birch bark, very neatly put together, and
was addressed to party in Bangor.
DR.. Klgore and Mr.. Z. F Hanson, of the Dana
sarsaparia firm Of this city, went to Camden last
week in regard to the post-ofice matter before
mentioned In these columns. They found that their
list of names, to whom circulars were sent was
very accurate. a government detective was in
Camden last week investigating the matter.
ANOTHER CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS Mr. f.
l. Dorr, formerly pressman with MI ii. o. Dodge,
but more recently with c. S. Marston in this city,
has opened shop of his own and will manufac-
ture clothing. He has hired the rooms over MI
Calvin Herveys jewelry store on High street, amt
VIII make pants and vests, the cloth coming from
Pittsfeld. The garments will be cut here and sent
out to be made
Mr.. l.. q. Morse, of Liberty, drove to Durham
Inst week, where he met Fish Commissioner Stan
ley, and obtained from him 1000 young land lock
ed salmon Mr. Morse drove home and nut the i-h
into the Georges pond The land.locked salmon II
a gamy fish, grows to ten twelve pounds ana If
| Mr.. Morse's venture is successful In four OF five
years the fish can be taken. Mr.. Morse put black
bass into the pond several Years ago, but now re
| grets that he did
COURT OF INSOLVENCY. The following matters
were disposed Of last week before the Court Of In-
solvency held in this city; The second meeting of
creditors of Samuel a. Prescott of Searsport held
and the preliminary oath taken. He also filed a
petition for discharge. Albert W. iIasson, Or Bel
fast, filed petition for discharge. Wills n Foy.
of Liberty, filed petition for Second meeting Of
creditors. Mrs. Christina +. Morrison, of Belfast.
filed petition for discharge
The Journal acknowledges the receipt II 4 -licc
of the bridal LOAF from Mr. and Mrs. Charie- ".
Frederick, of this city. 4 note from Mi. Frcdcr-
lex dated Niagara Fails, June l5th States that lcs
were pleasantly situated at the international iIo-
tel, their parors overlooking tie grounds anil
falls. Abiding to the scene MIR. Frederick saws
prospect Park and the falls M moonlight uay NJ
eNcelled for beauty and romance, but do not WI
levc they can be" Mr.. and Mr., Frederick lett
Niagara Monday for Chicago
A NEW MOUSE TRAP. one morning recently
Mr.. Eben Sanborn, OF this city, 81 entering h-
shop found pint clipper on the floor Bottom up.
and on picking it III Il mouse ran from beneath ID.
The dipper the night before MAJ Hsuialiy nucl
with water and sat on the frame Of the grin i-our
some two feet above the floor The mouse evident
ly had climbed up to get drink Of water. ;nl
overlapping the clipper had fallen With it " the
floor Very cmion.ly The Upper had ftlIon oycl
the mouse and held him prisoner until Mr. san
born liberated him in the morning.
MEMORIAL HALL. MIR. John g. ~ponori w t,e
firm of Brigham x >ponorI architects. Boston,
was in Belfast Friday and met the directors ot the
Memorial Han Association. MI. -ponorl ha hccr
engaged to submit a plan and specifications Nj TIM
proposed building, which Will he here thi, Week.
Mr.. >pohord is architect OF note having de-
signed the extensions to both the Ma-sachu..tt
and Maine state Houses. There IL reason ID III
eve that the Memorial Han building Mil lie NE
finest in the city. There will he 4 meeting of the
corporators at the Aldelmcn'- room On Mondlv
evening next at 5 O'Clock.
NORTH CHURCH ENrENSIoN some changes
have been made in the plans of the North Church
extension. The tower on the main buillin4 Win
not be removed, and a second AMI shorter tower
will be built at the corner where the main tower
was to have been erected. There will lie eight me
mortal windows in the main building and nome i'll
the extension as has been reported. Several NJ THE
society would put In memorial windows if there
was room for more. The following will nut them
in Rev. q. W Field, OF Bangor in memory of
MS hothef' MIS- Cutter Tor her husband, the Rev.
Edward Gutter; Ralph {. johnson, OF Washington,
d. e., for his mother the l.. r. Palmer heirs, I'M
memory Of their parents; the ~bcy brothers for
their mother; the society for Deacon Hnaman:
Miss Agnes Craig, of Boston, for her father and
mother, and Mrs. james C;unmous Of this city,
for her daughter
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W. P0ttle and daughter of Rockl,ort arrival f,
Belfast last week, and were guests III Nlr.ond Mn.
j. T. Pottle. Col. II. f. Mcdonald, Of TIE tiovr,
nor's staff will 90 to St Andrews y Il Iut.. III,
with the Governor and other members of fine stan
The occasion is the opening of A new SIMMER b,tnI
| called the Algonquin . Dr. ana Mis-. d. " ~tal.