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

,.a This is an increase of 800 over last
t. luilders of the Kennedy cottage at
% ri rbor write the Mathews Bros. of Bel
tIat their work gives the utmost salts
sam aud compares favorably with that of
r..t New York builders. That is 10 news
-, r,,.ope, for t he firm does the best work
n-.ountry.
,ff W c. futile, of Belfast, does as eN-
.,-. "a Photographic business as any man
psnp Mr.. futile is now at Winthrop
ng his branch gallery there, Mrs. Tut
1 Green's Landing in charge of the
I.-~, Percy futile has a branch at
u and Adrian is in charge of the
rlllery in Belfast.
Scott Macomher, messenger on the
boats, is something of a wag On a re
aprosS the bay a passenger pointed
Hne ziIns, al Isleshoro, and asked
e. hat they were Cline kilns. re
ill., "no they make money!" asked
niger. $780, replied Macomber in
liar manner, "they make lime
I.. Cons. MI James Jones, a commerce.
Jcr, formerly OF Belfast, has in his
,-..-s IN Two gold coins on which there is a
ma oine is a SO and the other s. gold
-- They are as fair as when irst struck,
. FIR seventy Years Were in the possession
.ld> in Prospect. The five is dated 1899,
ten, 1901. Mr.. Jones got the coins
trader at Monroe.
ri,. Sew driver business of Mr.. F. A.
ward was never so brisk as at the pres
.-tI'le. He is now working a crew of elev-
ueu at his machine shop, and is turning
t IN et gross of screw-drivers weekly.
y, rivers have struck the popular fancy.
l Mr.. Howard finds a ready sale for
.n New machinery is being added, and
IL usiness VIII soon become one of our
pug industries
L4w Court Clerk of Courts Wadliu has
e.pl all the rescripts in the Gentner
.s.s. which have been dismissed from the
rs iotket. After the cases had been sent to
iW court they We're settled. At the April
-H court Maitland B. Smith was con
for a single sale of Intoxicating Ii
Exceptions We're filled and the case
l-t he law court, The resrript has been
rn-1. Exceptions overruled for want of
.4tion. The case now remains for
t,-rse.
>IKY FUNERALS A Belfast man. who
-.rlv attended funeral in the country.
n5- there should be a change made in the
If burial. He says ii is very try
.he family ofthe deceased to go to the
--ry and there behold pile of cold
with the ropes spread out in full view,
nave the coffin lowered into the grave
of the mourners. He suggests COW
-,- the earth with evergreen, lining the
With boughs and flowers and interring
Wy after the friends have left the eem-
- In brief, make the process Of burial
,t+asant aS possible
Vr John Milliken, who lives on Federal
.r, has "A rose bush known as the King
III Prairie which blossoms profusely
'wers are red, both double and single,
are vely handsome, hut not fragrant.
Hsh reaches from the ground to the
r., f the house, ana last week it contain
Il usands of flowers. The bush was lit
+, If covered and they could not be counted.
r. Nillken has given away hundreds of
f. rises. The bush is in bloom only three
'nir weeks. but is very handsome during
me
s. pp1NG ITEMS. Sch. William Slater, lav-
z t4n calked and painted, was launched
the marine railway Thursday, and
TO Bangor where She has loaded for
York Sch. Anna w Barker. of Cas-
e. vas hauled ont on the railway Friday.
-- epper sheathing viii he stripped off
vessel calked and painted. Sch
S-avey Will load paving at the railroad
Il for New York ... Sch. Tidal Wave
s., s-rk loaded hay, wood and produce for
>ualar,l granite quarry at Somes Sound.
-4.s9 took down the household furniture
o..
~t. packets. f. l.. Warren and James
t-s have been taken on the beach and
--,l,... Sch Penobsc0t is at Cardenas,
4, loading sugar for New York Schs.
NJ. Haskell and Charles H Fabens
III from Boston Saturday and are load
Z At Peirce's for southern ports. Sch.
H4>ford arrived Saturday from Port
tl>tn with coal for Mr. II c. Pitcher. 49,
William Flint from Hoboken, is dis
ars.ng a cargo of coal for Swan & Sibley
lAPT WHITE TO THE RESCUE. The Jour
i Las noted many rescue by orr Belfast
a aptains. and now has another to add to
-JT highly creditable record. Capt. Fred
White, of Belfast, was the rescuer i'll this
stance, and the following Associated Press
.Spatch tells the story:
y NEYARD HAVEN, June 80. The small
II hi Pleasure, of and from New Haven,
nm, for Boston, encountered a heavy
01heast wind on the afternoon of the 9th
ST. about 90 miles n. n. f. of Cape Cod,
led and capszed. The three occupants.
erbert Winslow, F. c. Reed and Edward
alloy. chung to the bottom of the yacht
!tL about II on the morning of the 2sth,
ben they We're rescued in an exhausted
ndtion, by the schooner Mary f. Crosby,
Nantucket, White from Somes Sound to
ew York, and brought to this port this
renoon. A stiff southerly wind was blow
. with rough sea when the men were
sued and the yacht was fast breaking up.
a4E saved nothing and will be forwarded
Boston to-day.
The MOSES EDDY. A popular song of
nae wears ago enquired, Where was
2ses when the light went out ," and if it
'r7rei to the sch. Moses Eddy, which for
Years past has enjoyed inglorious re-
" ii st arm -faSts ont tn the lower br; Il ua