The Republican journal., 1892-07-14


day morning, although many began earlier
4 The crop will be an average one. The re-
cent rainy weather added materially to the
hay crop.
Sleeper 4 West advertise their fish mar
/ ket at the west end of lower bridge, Belfast
They deal in fish of all kinds and keen a
first class market Orders left at the meat
market of Sherman 4 Walker, High street
Will receive attention Read their advertise
ment in another column.
ATTACHED Last week Sheriff Wads-
worth placed an attachment on Sch. Para
gon, III Belfast harbor, and put Mr.. George
! w. Frisbee on board as shipkeeper. The
! demand against the vessel was one held by
Mr.. Fred A. knowlton, of this city. The
Paragon is owned principally by Mr.. Hart
ford Shute, of Belfast.
4 A PHENOMENON IN ROSES. Mrs. George
II. Carter, of Belfast. has IA rose bush that
is given to peculiar freaks. Tie bush was a
/ white moss rose ten years ago. For num-
Der of years it bore handsome. large white
moss roses. Then for two years i'll success
sion the bush bore both red and white
flowers one branch having white and one
red roses. For the past two years the roses
have been all white while this year they
are all red. Can any one explain this
Some time ago Mr. William D. Lewis, of
Boston, bought the Mahoney farm so-called
III Lincolnville, Just below the Beach. A
nice barn was erected and it was understood
that he would make of the place a stock
farm. Mr.. Elijah Stanton. of Boston, has
an execution against Mr.. Lewis amounting
to S2,506.79, and on Thursday last Sheriff
Wadsworth sold the farm at auction at the
office of Joseph Williamson ESQ, Belfast
The place was bid in by an attorney repre-
sentng Mr.. stanton for $500,
| Members of the Progressive Whist Club
We're entertained by Mrs. Austin Friday
evening, in a right royal fashion. A buck
board drive to Northport and about town
from six o'clock to nine, then a visit to Mix
er's parlor, where they were served delicious
sherberts and ice creams. Dainty silver hat
pins. as souvenirs, We're given each one.
! This pleasant evening but aided to prove
the fact that Mrs. Austin, in kind, generous,
pleasing attentions, has few equals, and as
a delightful hostess is unrivalled. Those who
| enjoyed this occasion We're Mrs. Carrie
Crowley, Mrs. Carrie Boardman, Mrs. Ber-
tina Wiggin. Mrs. Isabelle Howes, Mrs Lou
Peirce, Mrs. lisa Wells. Mrs. Narney, Mrs.
Small, Mrs Gates, of Portland. Miss Carrie
Gilmore and Miss Ara Kittridge
a NEW GRANITE FIRM. In to-days paper
Messls. Harrison, Wood 4 Co.. of Belfast.
advertise their new granite business on
/ Bridge street, Just above the lower bridge.
/ They are now erecting power house pigll-
teen feet square in which Will he placed an
engine and polisher. In this room VIII he
done the polishing. The firm has all kinds
of granite, huth domestic and foreign A
monument na,l.. of red Swedish granite
stands in front Of their Sheds and is Very
handsome. Ny. Charles H. Harrison, the
senior meInheI of the 1r1n. is a stone cutter
of many years experiences a thorough work
man and courteous gentleman. Liewellyn
Wood is the son of Mark Wood, Il Belfast
boy Of whom nothing but praise can he said.
| The new firm starts in with a number of
orders. and they respectfully ask that peo-
pie in want Of granite for cemetery and
other purposes to give them a call. See their
advertisement in another column.
JUVENILE TEMPLARY. A Very pleasant
ana Interesting entertainment was given at
the Universalst vestry last Saturl av after
noon under the supervision Of Mrs Z. F.
Alexander. The program was Recitation
by Sadie Mason Song by Nannie Dollotf
Recitation by Ora Patterson. Song bv Mrs.
Nellie Howard: REGULATIONS by Cieora Ha-
ney, Maud Dunnells, Nellie Howard and
Mrs. Alexander; Pianist. Sadie Fletcher
At the close of the entertainment several
new members joined Sunlight Juvenile
/ Temple and the officers We're elected and III
stalled as follows: Ralph St.ckney, Chief
Templar Sadie Mason, Vice Tenplar: Gle
ora Haney, SEE. Flora Blake Trea, Ora
Patterson, Chaplain: Maud DunneI Mar
shall: Frank Black. Guard Nannl+ Dollotf
Past Templar Mrs. f. p. Alexander is
Supt. with an En-. Committee including Lena
Ftrnad, Lillian Robbins and Mrs. E. L.
Bracket. The Temple meets regularly every
peciallv are cordially invited to ioin These
public entertainments will be continued every
two weeks. and ali persons interested are
asked to aid in forN arGing the good work.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Anna w Barker
of Castine, was launched from the marine
railway Thursday. She has been put in first
class condition and has gone to Castine.
Sch. Meyer & Muller was hauled out on the
railway Friday, to be calked and painted o..
Sch. Gill & Baird, of Deer Isle, is in Carriers
dock where she will have considerable re-
pairs made. Capt. E. Bonner has intelli-
gence that the captain and crew of the bark
entine Glad Tidings, We're all sick with yell
low fever at Santos, Brazil. The captain re-
covered. but the second mate died. The
bark is on her homeward passage with a new
crew 80. Sch. Charlotte 7. Sibley Capt
Bartlett, sailed from Cenfuegos June 30
for Delaware Breakwater for orders The
vessel has ON board cargo of 61S tons Of
sugar at fourteen cents per hundred. -. Sch
Mary j. Lee arrived Tuesday from Hoboken
with coal for F. G. White Sch Mary J
Lee has discharged cargo of coal for F. G
White. D.. Schs William Flint Sarah L. Da
Wis and P. NJ. Bonnie, are in the dock paint
ing and calking.