The Republican journal., 1896-02-06
,uE NEWS OF BELFAST.

R .port
IA ~, January term of Probate Court will
N ibid Tuesday. Feb. 18th; Insolvency
n r the day following.
n - 6rrn or individual who has Field &
II +,. map Of Belfast will confer favor by
,iu, The same to their office.
n .6,st's colored lecturer, Andrew John
II .p.kr in Burnham, Jan. 2Sth, before a
,n-e The Durham people state that
r1re gave excellent satisfaction.
.ts-r Cottrell has "The Two Johns"
II ...,ry booked for Belfast Opera House
Il ..- evening, Feb. 14th. Towards New
e.. Naudevllles, with Prof. Howard, a
9f the celebrated "Hindoo Magician
, .ao." Will appear here later in the
/ fto
7ptNrs. Otis Hamln of Brooks was
,ai to this city from Northport last
/ r -si4y suffering from broken leg. He
..taken home and the injury attended to
~ Ii II, Johnson. The accident is fully
. .hed 10y our Northport correspondent.
FfdIe Gray had two toes of his right
shed by a cake of ice while at work
i,use River pond Saturday.
>rARLY HUNDRED. Mrs. Joan Cum
-am If MontviIIe has passed her 9th
iy and is hale and vigorous. She
o. q great deal and keeps thoroughly
-l ON current events. But one direct
1.- .aiant remains TO her, great grand
MpE If her and
4ter Mrs Daniel Mcfarland, deceased
whose husband the old lady makes her
-- u. McCrillis, ESQ, Register of Deeds,
Jed and recorded last week a deed given
original proprietors, Israel Thorndike,
pavid Sears and William Prescott, to
fl am Miller and Jonathan Mariner to a
- ninety acres of land in LincolnvIlle,
euing date Nov. %, 1926. A feature
seen in modern deeds is the considera-
me dollar paid to the wives of the
..i.r. for REIMBURSEMENT of their right of
HNowI EDGMENTs. We are indebted to
sentative w, L. Littlefield for the
. atwood has sent us some views of the
College at Orono. Senator Hale and
lI -lessnan Milliken have our thanks for
documents. The Journal has re-
~ from Frederick II. Moses of Bucks
unique combination of blotter and
I4r for the present month. The picture
.usies with "their clouds of faces half
...d reminds us that it is nearly time
swing the seeds of this general favorite
Ne have received from NJ. H. Andrews,
,heI, Bangor, a song entitled "Our
.ldate for President" words by Charles
Williams, music by Mr.. Andrews The
page bears a portrait of Hon. I. B.
-. and picture of the White House. For
- rs all music dealers.
YACHTS AND BOATS. A correspondent of
t-u boat builders are doing, as follows
ll f. Daley HIS about finished the al
.ar1tlons on the q foot |. W. |. "Leader." He
Ms wid4ned her 10 inches on each side, and
r,r her stern out several feet. She is Tor
-a lie is now at work on a % foot fishing
t'L CU' 1tolSc 1dItItS. vi. IL. frlDc6
d. me 20 foot cat boat finished and another
tr4ne for Mr.. Nogel of Castine. They are
NJ 1G feet |. W. /. Willis Williams is at
re on a cat boat. W. S. Barrett of Rock
Hrf has returned from Brooklyn, n. Y,
ing number of orders, which will
+.- Amos Barrett 4 Son busy until late in
-uiug. They will soon lay down cat
sN for western parties The yacht de-
gas published in last weeks Journa at
reted much attention. They show the
milton If the yacht at a glance. W ork
ile Edna is progressing. She has bten
..t. tinbered down below the bilge, raised
couple of streaks, ana will have a larger
landing room, new cabin, new deck and
ling.
STEAMER NOTES. President Hill of the
g.>tou x Bangor S. S. Co., gives the fol-
NJ record of the number of passages
s.tie by steamers of the line in 1895: Num-
7+g If passages each way between Boston
All Bangor of steamer City of Bangor, 81
leuobscot, q Lewiston, 80. Between Rock
land and Sorrento, steamer Mount Desert,
Nf- u dN 100, btbW ecu iAoChlduu anu pan
1Hr, steamer Rockland, 1lS, :. Steamer New
brunswick, built in 1861, and for years on
h- route between Boston, Portland and St.
s.. DIN. y. B., will be sold. She is too small
2 the requirements of the line. The New
brunswick was with General Burnside. in
las famous expedition; with Gen. Butler at
New Orleans, and with Gen. Banks up the
Red river The New Brunswick ran one
summer between Boston and Bangor on the
b. q B. s. S. Co. s line. Capt. Otis Ingra-
lam remained ashore when the Penobscot
arrived at Rockland Saturday, on account
Of the illness of his wife. Capt. Whitney
first pilot, took command until the steamer
reached Rockland on her return Monday.
The Penobscot had her colors at half-mas1
on her trip to Boston last Thursday, in honor
of Capt g. B. Sanford. The steamer
Florence, now running on the Rockland and
the intermediate ports on days when the
outside boat is going in the same direction
The PenobscOt put into Portsmouth
Monday night on account of the storm, and
Will not leave Boston on her return unit
Friday at . p. N.
CHAT. jackson & Mcintosh have bought
for their store, through the local agent, A
G Burgess, d Victor safe. 1t is the first o
that make in this city, though they are il
quite common use in other places in the