The Republican journal., 1894-01-04

Miss Lillian P. Robbins (now Mrs. Chase
and Miss Mcclellan. ii. L. Ellis is teach
er 81 the Upper Grammar school in place
of f. W Brown and Miss Alberta WadS-
worth has succeeded Mrs. Florence May
nard in the South Primary Miss Mamie
Warren NJ the Lower Grammar was out
last term account of illness and her
place was taken by Mrs. Mary d. Neazie.
Miss Ella Nj. Folsom OF the North Primary
attended the Gorham Normal School dur
ing the fall and Miss Leila A. Brown
taught there. class Of nine graduated
from the High School at tine close of the
school year in June. The teaching Of
music was tried in all the schools and
proved highly successful and satisfactory,
under the direction of Mrs L. ). Pitcher.
HAEBoE IMPROVEMENTS
"A GOOD Job was done in the haibor
early in the summer III dredging a chan
mel along the easterly side from The Goose
River channel TO deep water in the upper
harbor The channel is $50 feet wide and
has a depth OF Is feet at mean low water.
There still remains shoal west Of this
channel. which will doubtless be removed
in the near future. The dredging this
year was by Hamilton a Sawyer Of Port
land.
The Maine Central r. r. Co., at its own
expense. had the channel improved near
the railroad wharf, and Carter \ a.. had
some distractions removed from near the
marine railway.
Several ,lolphins have been sci in the
upper haILor, which are 4 help t. vessels
in hauling.
STEAMER NOrI-.
The Pcnobscot Bay Steamboat Co. which
4-, l H.
ia and some others, has become connected
with the Maine tcltlal Railroad o. The
fmmeine il, now on a route between
luclspoll and I,ockiand, aud tlle Viking
on iel od route from Belfast IL Casfine.
The latter WAS rebuilt lit SealSport last
winter. Through the summer season
these boats did the business on the Cas-
tine route and from Belfast and Seaf>polt
to Northporl Camp Ground. as we'll Ills i
good run OF excursion business Lewis
wharf has been enlarged and slip put IN
for the accommodation Of these steamers
The Castine has done 4 coca business
On the Green 5 Landing ana Belfast route
The Boston steamers have had an un-
usually prosperous season. They Aave
mel with no serious accidents aud Mere
obliged u extend their daily trims ID /
later date than usual. The steamer Rock
land, which has usually run from Rock
land to Bangor in connection with thiS
,iuc was disabled before WIZ ylos,. III th,.
season and was not pilt on again. Tie
company is building new steamer to
come on the Boston route leNt season.
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