The Republican journal., 1892-12-15
Concerning Local Industries.

Capt. N. S. Lord is making snit of sails
for sch. Helen.
Critchett Sibley & Co.'S shoe factory is
now busy on the spring run, the crew num-
bering about 250 persons.
Mr.. A. NJ. Daggett Of Morrill, is now ship
ping a quantity of lime casks from here by
sailing vessel to Rockland. About $4,000
have already been sent, his seasons make
being about 10000.
The clothing factory of Sheldon & Co.,
over G. e. Pierce & Co.'S. store is doing a
good business this winter The firm is now
making vests for the Boston trade
The Belfast Machine and Foundry Co.
shipped ON Tuesday the big stone lathe for
the Pleasant River Granite Co. of Addison
and Hege mill and shafting to the new
Montvill4 Steam Lumber Co,
The "shut' down" at Critchett, Siblev &
Cos. shoe factory last week to take account
cf stock was only partial. one department
being Shut down at a time The power was
kept on and not over one-fourth of hands
were ont at any one time.
Mathews Bros are having an extra run
for this season, keeping full crew busy ten
hours per day. They no " hal an order for
all the work i'll their line for a house for Col
A. X. Bolan of New York, to be built in Cas-
tine, and which will be the most elegant res
idence in that village. The firm has lust
discharged seven cars of lumber from Cana
ta and has eleven 90 +l,n
from Michigan.
In addition to the shoes from Crtchett,
Sibley Il Co. and leatherboard from Sher-
man 4 Co., which are sent by every boat,
the Penobscot took last Friday a lot of hay
from F. G. Whites, axes from Kelley & Co.,
plow coulters from Lambert & Young, wool
skins and veals from Fl. T.. Jackson, Junk
from J. B. Thombs, lot of boxes from W.
c. Marshall for parties in Virginia, variety
of produce from our shippers and sllell-tish
from Castine parties.
The certificate of organization of the
Montvile Steam Mill Company was record
ed Dec Sth at the Waldo Registry of Deeds
The corporation is located in Montvile: its
purposes are the manufacturing Of long and
short lumber; the capital stock is $1,000;
amount paid in 1850: par value of shares
$50; the directors are f. l.. Rowell, A. f.
Phmmer, S. H. Berry and Noiuev Thomp-
son: Nolney Thompson is president, A. c.
Morse is treasurer and Marcus L. Messer Is
clerk. The office is to lie at Centre Mont
willie.
PATENT Mnplo1SEs The Dana sarsapa-
rilla GO. now has all its printing presses
running thirteen hours Per day. The man
ntarturing department was started MP Tues
day With full force. James W. Wallace
started this week for Il canvass OF the Maine
cities III the interest of the Skoda Discovery
Go. After the holidays he will go to MaSs;I-
chusetts and cover the same territory he adj
vertsed last year. Twenty thousand dol
lars of the Dalton Sarsaparila stock has
now been sold and nearly two thousand more
pledged, the latter to Boston and Portland
parties. The organization will be complet-
ed before New Years. DR.. Small goes to
Boston this week to buy machinery and ap-
paratus for the laboratory. Dana Sarsap-
arilla Co. are putting up cough syrup to
be used in connection with the Sarsaparila
when needed. The stockholders of the
Dana Sarsaparilla Co. will hold a special
meeting in this city Saturday.