The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04
NEWS OF BELFAST.

belfast Band gave another of its
lie open air concerts Thursday even
r.esr concerts are highly appreciated
.-hlic and the band receives many
red compliments.
sarah +. Meader, of Lynn, Mass,
rnesday evening i'll Memorial Hall,
| If heing "Mental Medicine" Tie
was not large, but those present
4nahlt discourse, we'll delivered.
.,St Young man and lady who We're
.,vu last week were much embarass-
Icing frequently introduced as man
,afa Several people We're thus mis-
..t the couple bore the annoyance
m.n,tiau fortitude.
.,o, tire boat David A. Body, of
NJ built by Robert Palmer & Son.
s.un. is receiving her machinery at
..wirs shop, foot of 43d street, South
,q. American Shiphuilder.
In is named for Hon. David A.
1iay,r of Brooklyn, and native of
N.Y. Maine,
N4ue Central coal shed is nearly fin
,ather gang of workmen are put
large scales to he used in weigh
Is of freight. The pit is walled
nte from the company quarry
, Hay. When completed the Maine
N Lave fine yard III this city.
.rles f. Corlis>, of Cherrytield, the
hunter who was in Belfast last
.l he would like to Join the Belfast
If ltrrs in building a camp in some
ming section OF Maine. Mr.. Corliss
aged in his duties as game warden
bet >ach a place, and doubtless his
.e1 he realized.
lt1es of the W. c. I. L. have made a
move by opening their rooms. on
street. every Saturday evening where
.tn aud cake are served at ten cents
I0u rooms are open to the public, and
Slice members alone as many have
e ~ believe The rooms are hand
FINISHED and the ladies i'll charge
r-ous and attentive,
tract with the Belfast Illuminating
H, for lighting the city expires next
The city government is making ar
..aeufs to light the streets by different
the present system is not entire
A +
Hard are in CORES pondence with
Company, Boston, and will soon
1n.,,t huSetts to make a personal IN
the matte
1fN STREET. The Aldermen have
with the Councilmen and will
W street through the Carter and
is tn the steamboat wharf. This
ID continuation of Front street. The
ST., needed, us it will save trucking
st,ep grade ON Commercial IT is
ttr new way cannot be opened be-
u- aS the question of damages VIII
adjusted,
g.. ACCUSES. The Republicans and
Of Belfast held caucuses at the
House last Saturday evening, ana at
.a4 both parties We're in session at the
ue The Democrats occupied one of
rooms while the Republicans had
I'D room. In the midst of the deliber-
.r -lectric lights Went out, and llero-
had to he substituted. The fol
Republican delegates to the County
l-iou We're unanimously elected j NJ
r. Geo. w. Burkett, James Pattee,
Corhett, r. G. Dyer, n. Z. keene,
.rskne H. j. Locke, John w. Nash,
Bailey, G. p Lombard, Walter &.
u H. Strout, d. T. Guptill and B.
HfUn The Republicans nominated
p p Hazeltine as a candidate for the
3t'Te. and the Democrats nominated
L Mudgett for the same position
! IT. popular Young men.
IofHNAL BUILDING EXTENSION. When
lt, enlarged in January, and put iii
II iN y II wv et44It tN iAiflll Alldl more
i 't- D--ded IN the press room. a brick
thirty feet long and two stories
been added. which gives the add
i required for the mechanical de
ii the paper. The machinery was
Hia The extension last week. The
Jlle boiler engine and folder was
Oh, blIt the moving of the seven
81 n press was d more serious prob
was finally decided that the press
moved without taking it down. and
Stewart took the joh Friday morning
Il > men. Mr.. Arson Stevens and A
-, began operation. Jack-screws
lnder the base of the press and the
illsed several inches and iron roll
ard under it. Then a strap was plac-
aolut the base and tackle made fast,
" less than two hours the press was
5l iH'l placed in position in the extern
saturday evening the press was again
ils and one side of the present edition
A5l III The floor of the extension is
'el from the foundation anG there is no
s|oh when the press is in motion Mr.
sF / Read had charge of moving the
" engine, boiler and the putting up of
Naltng. We are now in good running
gain, and with the increased facilities
' better work than formerly.
'fPiNG ITEMS. Capt. Bonner, of the
FlaIe Josephine, believes that a man
"' have every luxury at sea. His YES
l9' only has one of the incest and most
'1eAt of cabins, but he has put in a
H14n The Josephine is designed for
gers as well as freight Sch. Helen
4'--eV has loaded ice at Bangor for
llhIa at 90 cents per Captain
Morse, of sch. K. F. Pettigrew, is at
QI tile summer, and his vessel is in
I'D Of Capt. Davis, of Portland. An
'sl-t, who ,r,1raI II n,,t Sav, t6at fI,.