The Republican journal., 1892-07-21
NEWS OF BELFAST.

raors Mills road near the junction
=, mont avenue. 1t fed all day in the
.Hood-
u- will was filed for probate at the
.,iou OF the Probate Court held in
,>t week, that of Reuben S. Smart,
r,He. Mr.. S. gave all his property
ft. Ann Nj. Smart, and made her
HN.
mFNrS. Mr.. c. l.. Wright. plumber
-re1 5 store, was severely burned last
saSoltne stove. The stove was at
hr's and leaked, and Mr.. Wright
-Is house to repair it, The fluid was
. Ill 4 pan and Wright attempted to
s-,rk INTO the stove, when it caught
Ii5s hands and arms We're burned.
FRyuas f, Shea Company closed a
gfts' engagement at the Belfast
,lDse last Saturday evening. The
r. l4d good audiences, especially on
- I'D Last nights. Mr.. Shea main
reputation as an actor, ami is
-rr- If a hearty welcome to Belfast.
s1ltSt Sunday School excursion Fri
, irt,Hded by about 100 people. The
Wits delayed 10y the lateness of the
.at lnd IT was nearly eleven o clock
...s left the steamboat wharf A smart
- Wind made it little rough in the
ltAerwiSe the day was pleasant. AS
r.sl tst week the landing was made
Head. BrooksVille. The excursion
.. b.me in the early evening
LIABLE DETECTIVE. On page seventh
t4g. issue may be found notice of
,- Civil and Commercial Detective
gill; / Lynn, Mass. Mr.. Crabtree is a
l who has attained success as a
by ability and strict attention to
,.bcss He is one of the best detectives
.s England. Eastern people desiring
-rr5 IS can do no better than by plac-
-14selves in the hands of Mr. Crabtree
rrAe = the author Of the detective
,tl.at appear from time to time in the
HEE NATIONAL BANK An effort is
made to organize a second National
Belfast, to be called tile People
md Bank. Mr.. E. F. Hanson is can
tg stock and meets with much Ell
..Yuent The idea is to start with a
Va MT less than $50 900, and possibly
- 0o0 Temporary banking rooms
procured until building can I've
It is possible that block may be
-l upNt season on the corner of Main
Ii 4 streets, ia which ronlmoclious
etpms can be provided. If this is
81. building viii be erected on the
slbie lot in town. The promoters
enterprise say there is hllsiness
:. .r another bank and that tile enter
he Il paying one.
ahtNrINE JOSEPHINE IN THE WATER.
.tW barkentine Josephine was success
aa ehed last Thursday afternoon from
t-l 9i Mcdonald & Brown. The YES
I he'd without her masts, but Jury
. We're erected on which to display
r The day was tine and a large
elected in the yard, many going on
l4- vessel just before two o'clock
-' block was split out, and with a
-ie vessel slid rapidly down the ways.
very graceful launch. When she
t, l4r steam whistle sounded and was
--,l by the tug Ralph Ross, the steam
{ IaiSman and the small Yacht of Percy
When the steam yacht Talisman
Mt Of the harbor she fired a gun in
ctur Josephine. The barkentine was
he steamboat wharf Ivy the Ralph
here She now lies. The vessel is very
d the water, looking even better
1.'+l un the stocks. Saturday the rig
mp Shears for hoisting IN the mast~
-srl viii be rugged as quickly as po>si-
t- lahin, The vessel is a., tight as d
I> AND BOATS. One of the hand
- it-aui-yaclts that has visited our
II some time was the Talisman. of
Mass, which left here Thursday af-
lQr Bar Harbor. Her hull is laz-
white and with a jet black smokestacll,
pars and shining brass work. she
uetty picture. Her dimensions are
l25 feet, beam, II feet, and gross
il- l0l tons. She was launched in New
a lSS2 and was first christened Tillie.
tjerwards changed to the pretty name
le~ bears. go. A big iron keel was cast
week at the foundry of the Bangor Ma
and Foundry Company for a new
owned by Mr.. Alfred Adams, of Cas-
Il weighs nearly $3.50 pounds. The
4ls been shipped to Castine. Mr.
.es Brown, of Pulpit Harbor, North
H. went to Camden Saturday to pur-
material for sloop boat, "a feet long,
i liz is building. Mr.. E. L. Ma
eT is building a handsome tender for
> ssells yacht Sprite. The new yacht
started from Bangor about July 18th for
bscot Bay with her owners and party
ntemen aboard. A description of the
was recently given, The sloop yacht
4man left Brewer Saturday with
rs George P Aiken, Herbert Lord and
e Pettingill aboard for a cruise of sew
DAYS down river. Mr.. Lyman Currier
Mn the party at Islesboro and at Rock
y will be increased by the addition of Mr..
Al ls of Sanford, Fla. Capt S. H. Bar
atl family left Brewer on the new steam
d na Saturday afternoon for Islesboro
i flle family will remain for the season.
Yacht built by Mr. Charles Neazie in
ri yard, Brewer, was recently launch
III has not vet been named or received
lafS and rigging. She is 30 feet and 4
y IN length overall 10 feet and 10 inc hes