Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11
BELFAST.
Personals in Port-A Big Batch OF
Oana's Sarsapariila.

| BrLr,>r. Aug TO- Special Mr.. and
Mrs John II. luimby and Mrs. Frank
Frederick went TO Fort Point Tuesday by
team. and Mr.. ". II. Qumby followed
after banking hours On his bicycle.
| Mrs. II. j. Gutt is visiting relations at
| Bar IIarbor.
| Mrs. \. :. Lord and family are making
| a visit TO Capt. Lord i'll this city. The
captain carries on the sailmaking business
! here while the others look after the home
| place IN Brooksyille.
| Matters in pori.-Schooner Susie J..
/ Oliver has arrived from Turks Island with
a cargo of salt for Swan & Slbley Co
/ Schooner u. l.. Warren has arrived with
! general cargo from Boston, 10 load hay at
! A. NJ, Schooner Carrie &. Crosby
i dscharging corn from Boston and schoon-
| er LeoncSsa has Il cargo of coal from Perth
| Ambov. both for Swan 4 Sihlcy TO.
| Schooner OdcI Is to repair and will proba-
hlv load hav for Boston.--Schooner James
Holmes is loading for Boston. on.-Schooner
Mary Farrow i, on the marine railway aud
schooner Fanny and Edith is repairing III
Carters dock The new barkcntne lose
nh,ne. Capt. Bonncr. was towed to sea.
"Wednesday hy the tug Bismarck of Ban
aor. Schooner Centurion arrived Monday
with hard pine lumber'for Mathews Bros.
- Schooner Mary f.. Luce is loading ice at
II. Z. I'iercc's for Charleston, $. C.
Cant. y. :. Lord is making a suit of
sails for ,oop yacht building at lslehoro,
which are To contain l>n yarls of duck.
The maiusail will contain over 100 yards.
The steamer Sedgwlck was loaded to her
full license capacity on the band excursion
tn Bar IIarbor, Tuesday The tickets were
all sold at an early hour and many who IN
tended to % were obliged to remain behind
The Dana Sarsaparilla Company has Just
closed A run of manufacturing 60-Nho bottles
of that medicine. made since the new COM
rany took charge.
4 fire which may result seriously Is IN
proerPss IN the western part of the TOWN
Is started Monday afternoon on tue Luther
Pitcher farm. and has now spread to lani
of Frank Banks and is expected to get into
the Il. ". Ellis farm today. No building
are vet in immediate danger, though
strong wind ia likely to result seriously,
Schooner Moses Eddy was fioated Tues
day afternoon.
Travel TO the campground this week is
larger than usual for campmeetlng week.
The steamer Viking is making extra trips
from Pitchers wharf the Boston steamers
are carving more than the usual compile
ment. and Hartman. Coombs, Thomas and
the others are hauling big loads with the
teams.
The Bar Harbor excursion by the Belfast
band YESTERDAY was pretty thoroughly en-
;oyed by those who attended and were not
seasick, The weather was not frst-ciass,
being somewhat foggy, and the ocean a bit
shubblv' outside. but most Of the partici-
p,nts got their sea legs" on and stood 1t
all right About three hundred
participated. About two hours was
PASSED at Bar Harbor- and
the return trip made early to avoid the
darkness and fog.
The late grocery firm of Ellis 4 CHM
dissolved on the death of Mr.. Ellis has
been again changed by Mr. Ben. d. Field
buving an interest, The firm ia now Ginn
4 Field. the partners being Mr.. Chas +
CHM. who has held an interest in the store
eighteen years. and Mr.. Field, who has
been il clerk there for eleven years past
MIR. John F Smalley has oPcned7a new
stove and tinware store in the Pierce block.
corner of Church and Franklin streets.