Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-08
BELFAST.
Shipping News--G. A. r. inspection Bvsi.
ness Notes Room items.

BELFAST, July Especial. Business
in port Schooner Jacob \. Haskell is
loading ice at II E. Pieree's for Portsmouth.
Va. Schooner Charles II. Fabens will load
for Charleston soon as the Haskell gets
away. Schooner Meyer and Muller is to
go on the marine railway as soon as the
Anna W Barker before reported is fin
ished. Schooner T.. l.. Warren has i'm
ished repairs except some work on her sails,
and is To load hay at A. NJ. Carriers for
Boston. Schooner Nellie s. Pickering is
loaded with paving for New York, and
hauled out, and Schooner Paul Seavey is
loading with the same. Schooner Tidal
Wave is loading hay. at II. c. Pitchers for
Mt. Desert. Schooner James Holmes is
having some slight repairs. Schooner Fanny
& Edith sailed yesterday with hay for Boston.
The new four masted barkentiue at Melon
aid & Browns yard has been named jose
phine in honor of the wife of one of the
owners. Schooner Tiara, of Belfast, was
burned to the waters edge at North Castine
Saturday. She was owned by \. S. PEN
dleton and had in full cargo of hay. Both
vessel and cargo were total loss except
the anchors chains, etc. Steamer Electa
has resumed business on the Castine route,
and will continue until the Emmeline is
ready to take her place, after which she
will go into the excursion business. The
Vinalhasen has gone to Roekiand TO be put
in trim for the season business.
NJ. c. Dilworth, aid-de-camp, inspected
William Mctilvery Post, G. \. H.. at
Searsport, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Nathaniel tiurney is having
thorough overhauIng of his mill at the
Head of the Tide.
Belfast Machine 4 Foundry Co. is hav-
ing a large run of work. Among other
jobs on hand they have some derricks and
blocks for Col. !. $. Bangs of Waterville,
and are doing considerable granite polish
ing for Hutchins Bros.
Timothy Chase Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ. is
called off until the first Thursday in Sep
tember Most of the societies find their
attendance small through the summer. One
notable exception to this rule is Seaside
Grange, which has full and interesting
meetings right through the season.
Mrs. Sarah Larrabee, widow of Simeon
Larrabee, fell this morning while returning
home from neighbor's few rods distant.
in the door-yard and broke her left thigh
just below the hip. As the patient is quite
aged (16) the case is likely to be severe
one though not necessarily fatal.
Rev. l.. W kilgore of Moro is visiting
his brothers, Dr. G.. G.. and Mr.. Henry l..
kilgore.
The Belfast representatives to the
national Y. r. 5. E. T.. meeting at New
York, left yesterday. The party consist,
of Rev. J. F. TiIton. +. W Chase, II. VI.
Prentiss and Misses Annie Starrett. Belle
Mathews and Lillian Z. Robbins. Miss
Charlotte r. Sibley will join the party at
New York.
Officer J.. s. Staples left for Augusta
today. to return Fletcher Staples to the
insane asylum. the cure of the latter not
being vet complete
\ big crowd went to Bangor this morn
ing by steamer Sedgwick on the Belfast
band excursion.
The walls of the Journal office extension
are finished, and Capt. Clough commences
on the patent roof at once.
Our delegates To the Waterville con-
nention came home by special train arriv-
ng at about ten O'Clock. Those who
90 to the forepaugh excursion tomorrow
will not be so fortunate. as they return by
the regular train.
Street Commissioner Robbins is putting
the. sidewalks in iirst-class shape. He is
rebuilding quite extensive sections in differ
ent parts of the city.
The Belfast Journal thinks there is a
privileged class here who use wheels on the
sidewalks notwithstanding the newly made
city ordinance to the contrary. Tis even
so and there is another privileged class who
use our streets to exercise fast horses on.
Both class should have some of their priv
ileges curtailed.