The Republican journal., 1892-03-17

rlll sunday March 2Oth, ID. ", IN the morn
ing, and at Poor's Mill in the afternoon and
evening.
The w. C. T. Alliance will meet with Mrs
c. A. Pilsburv tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
at 2.15 o'clock Sewing. All in sympathy
with non-partsan temperance work are cor
daily invited to join.
Register of Deeds j. G. Cook put on record
Monday trust mortgage of the American
Bobbin, Spool and Shuttle Co., for $500, 900
to John Lowell, of Newton and Arthur T.
Lyman of Waltham. The spool plant at
Searsport is member Of the trust.
Ali friends of the Girls Club are invited to
be present at the entertainment and Prize
Medal Contest at Memorial Hall, Tuesday
evening, March 22nd, at I 30 Admission Il
cts. The contestants are all members of the
Girls Club. The prize, a sterling silver
medal, will he awarded by the judges chosen
for the occasion.
Mcdonald 4 Brown began work last
Thursday On the new barlSentine for Balti-
more parties, They started With a crew of
ten men which will be increased as the work
progresses. Inc keel VII ne Stltlcltl InlS
week Sell Harold 3. Cousins arrived Sun
day with the hard pine, and the oak frame is
already in the yard.
Over the door of the entrance to Judge
Johnsons law office is the head of a deer
mounted in the best style of the taxidermist's
art The head is from the deer killed last
fall 10y Judge Johnson, and is much priced
by the owner. When the Judge raises his
judicial eye from his work, it falls lovingly
on this trophy of the hunt, and he settles
back into his chair with evident satisfaction
Boys REFERS, ETC. Mrs. c. W. Haney
advertised a bargain sale in last weeks
Journal, and Immediately disposed of the
leather jackets offered. In their stead she
now offers few boys REFERS at So, regular
price 81 and few suits of underwear at
80 and % cents, regular price Is and 80 cents.
We We're unable to make these changes in
the advertisement which will be found on
the second page.
Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows has num-
Der of important events booked for the near
future. Tomorrow, Friday, evening the
lodge will entertain members from Sears
Lodge, of Searsport, and Massasoit Lodge of
Castne. April 10th the lodge will attend
the Unitarian church, and the pastor Rev. j.
A. Savage who is chaplain of the lodge will
preach to them. April Goth is the sd ami
versarv of the order in America and will be
observed by the lodge.
CLOSE FIGuRING. Mr. w H Brown. of
the slip-builting firm of Mcdonald \ Brown
has the reputation Of being Very close fig
urtr on huilding vessel. He can tell with
in few dollars what a new vessel will cost,
and v hen one launches from his yard there
is not material enough left to build seven
by nine hen coop. Mr.. Brown recently fig
urtd on the oak frame for the new harllcll-
time and said there ought to be PIE tons of it.
When the cargo was discharged last week
If scaled 209 tons and ten feet
YACHTS AND BOATS Mr. Edwin Morev,
of Boston has sent orders to have his steam
Yacht Princess which is hauled up at
Castne, ready for him by April LIST Mr..
Norey cottage, which Mr.. William Law
renee has been building, is nearly complet-
ed Most of the boatbuilders along the
coast have been busy the past winter build
ing a class of boats modelled for speed and
safety, to be used in outside lobster fishing
Mr.. w. Strout, of Gouldsboro, recently com
peted one of 3 feet, is building one Of -
and next month Will begin work ON one /.
| feet fer parties at Sutton's Island The In
duStrial journal gives 1his description of a
new Yacht: I'll. j. Leach, Of Brewer, has
now nearly panked yacht of peculiar
model, which is IL feet keel . feet deck, 5
- feet beam and J feet deep. II has Il stem
II feet long. which makes die run forward
very sharp. and stern projects about five
feet beyond he stern post She will in all
probability be Very fast" .... a SON of
MI Uenry Gray, of Belfast a resident of
san Francisco, recently built a yacht from
his own designs which entered a race and
took : loo prize He sent the lines home t.
his father. who made a model from them
which is now III Mr.. o. r. Webster's shop.
The model is generally approved by our
local critics. Mr.. Z. L. Macomber is max
ing good progress with the new Decrow
yacht, lIlt AHtt b. she has been dtcktu
and planked and it is safe to say that She
will be one of the prettiest, if not the pref
test yacht at this port.
CHAT. Mr.. o. K. Webster moved last
week into the house on Bay View street he
bought of Mrs. Simpson. He has rented his
house corner of Bay View and Commercial
streets. go eals have brought such good
prices in Boston that they have been scarce
in the local mark cts. Mr.. S. G. Small has
put an elaborate veranda on the front and
south side of his house on Bay View street
Capt. Sewall Patterson is to leave his
quarters in Dyer's yard April LIST and says he
shall 60 to 1.-THE island . Superintend-
ent Bird of the Belfast Water Works. saws
the out look is good for an increase of water
takers the coming season. . Mr. Charles n.
Black has ordered bill of goods amounting
to $500 direct from England But few
names were added to the voting list last
week by the board of registration.
Among contemplated improvements ;this
spring is an addition of one story tosthe
clothing factory of Mr.. W. A. Clark. and a
new stable for Mr.. B. O. Norton. The STA
bic attached to the house of Mr. A. c. Phil
brick. at Rockland, was burned on Friday.