The Republican journal., 1892-06-02
Mayo & White manufacturers of light

isllHtHG W ltS utlIoSt capacity, anu are
meeting with excellent success. They will
be obliged to enlarge their factory.
Had the weather been pleasant Tuesday
morning H. j. Locke would have seen the
sun rise for once, sure. He woke up at three
o'clock and remembered that he had left
open the transom window at his jewelry
store. Locke got up at that unreasonable
hour and came down to his store.
The Belfast canning factory, received 1OC
bushels of CLANS, last Thursday, which kept
the crew busy for two days. The bivalves
came from down the bay. While the factory
has not been very busy for a week, Mr.. Law
ton has made an excellent beginning, and
there is no doubt hut that he will be sue
CeSSful.
The Linconvile Band, which for several
Years has been doing a good business and
furnishing music for the neighboring towns
and cities, has disbanded and the instrll-
mentS We're sold to a new organization with
its headquarters in Northport. Mr. B. F.
Young, of Lincolnville, is to act as leader
and Instructor for the new band
IN LII fs'N fMf-Ni. owen IpEOS., JlIt ttllltl-
rrising proprietors of the Waldo Clothing
House, have recently extended their store
by throwing open a good sized room at the
rear, heretofore used for storage. and MAX
inc this their boys department. The room
is well lighted and convenient, and here may
he found nice suits for boys of all sizes and
ages This week owen Bros announce the
addition of a bargain counter. and a sale ot
spring 0Vercoats at cost.
\ picked nine from Belfast drove to Cam
den Saturday and playei base ball with the
Camden High School club The Belfast boys
came home much eated, having Won the
game with a score of 2S to 9. This is the
second victory of the BelfaSters over their
Camden rivals. A game of base ball was
played ON school house common. Memorial
Day, between the Belfast nine and a scrul
team about town. The score was II to II in
favor of the latter nine. Next SATURDAY.
there Will be a game between the asters and
shoemakers of the factory.
W. T Colburn. High street, Belfast in his
advertisement, quotes prices for boots
and shoes that will be hard to beat For
one week r. H. Coombs & Son. Belfast will
make speciality of fancy chairs and rockers
See their prices. f. p. Walker, Of Nnal-
haven, offers for rent his handsome cottage
on the Camp Ground. Mrs. Ellis has a
card OF thanks, Read what G. Hcrvey has
t. say about prices. Nickerson X Bailey,
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mo fnr .,nntler lnn,. vn,,,r,. ,r,ss H..
ialltir in an Acme folding boat. II feet over
an, IL l. feet keel, leet beam, and II inches
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Inc 1T tie. principal ports between Boston
amt St Johns, \. f., and should the voyage
MI l%1s 49, tIie l"'a, ~, ~
year He has made two successful torv trims
Of this hlnd-in the NeVersink from New
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The boat has been named the Crawford
Shoe. Mr.. L. F. Hanson, manager of the
Dana Sarsaparilla Company, offered Cant.
Lawlor $500 to name the boat Dana Sar
>apariila. but the captain first correspon,e,l
with the shoe firm, and probably cot more
money for the name.
Coon TpNprAps Snnl;ob+ I,,,.auil, ,ro,,,
n1t. of this city will ,l,,ng.. IFS ne.tinys }nr-
iila the summer months to Saturday a+ :,
u. M. at the Universaljst yestry as before
rIis week The children will l.. il, .b,r,,a
OF Mrs. f. F. Alexander for drill and in
strll,tion Those wishing 10 iojn slo,,II
hand i'm tleir names as above Spr-
retarv Bracket reports twelve. new LODGES
OF Good Templars organized in the State
during the month OF Nav Two organizers
are in the field ont. Of whom is Frank w.
GoWen, formerly IF Frerduui ;lad the othel,
is j H. Hamilton. an able worker. who fla,
organized more Lodge, than any persuu in
Maine HIS last Lodge was Sea Isle No. II
at North Islesboro. last week. with Rev. w.
H. Fitz AS tieDuty and C. f. Coojnl,s Chief
1e1nl'tar, Meets Saturday.
PooR's Minis Farmers in this vicinity
have their cro,.s in in rood season. as the
weather has been pheasant and the land i'm
ruod condition tn work. Grass has :, ooud
start and is lookin@ we'll. Mr.. md Mrs
Winfield S. Carver from Ninalllaveu are at J
W Banks on A yisit. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Brown have left their former home and
zone to live with their Jauuh+er Mrs I w