The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-26
NEWS OF BELFAST.

IN
q ..,l mrou. which is to be given at
Trw weeks.
be competitive examinations
r,us Of clerk and carrier of Bel
a- under the civil service rules,
w S. Carver and F. E. Little
.t-lates for the post office at
..- The present incum bent is
..r-. eX-State senator.
ifreenlaw Went to Brighton
... few cows and 120 sheep,
d he bought at Isle au Haut,
10 Belfast by sch. Maria Web
uug Of fish in Swan Lake Nov.
ed 1900 trout eggs and 1900
Thursday As more trout were
-- of which weighed pounds
Unpping this season is progress
.rably.
a CLYDE Marine Railway Co., of
.. y ashburn Bros. of Thomaston
-cesl owners, has sold out its
..erty at Port Clyde to George A.
Rockland. The Washburn
.. rhr tugboat and schooner prop
..n0 OF Liberty has a number of
.- ,e uch play about the barn and
selves to be handled like kittens.
aught when very small and
n to be familiar with the pres
men and domestic animals
~t.r
THiuney returned last week
f4ut, where he has built a road.
l-ract to build road around
s- season. He came to Belfast
TITS aud apparatus by schooner
.-r. and Went to his home IN
.rui
balance due on the furnace
atH the Girls Home and con-
his purpose would be most
A. X. Pierce furnished the
III the work He made a gem
n The sum of s73 has been
friends Of the Home and has
-umnt.
If this city went TO Boston
surgical operation to his
.., l was deforned 10y a breed
years ago. The third finger
upon the palm of the hand
.. The surgeons decided that
would be better than alnpu-
-ge operation was successfully
a 10th.
mill at Bruce's Corner in Pa
u-d recently. The fire caught
az from the smoke stack up
although the mill was running
ud ten or fifteen men employ
was not discovered until the
ued through and the fire was
7rol. The mill was owned by
sruton, Hiram Bliss, Jr,, and
.- per. There was no insurance.
-7s playing of foot ball on the
mon a few weeks ago caused
l.r.aints to be entered to the
IT, II u-ut but he found on investiga-
u, ,1@f,r II 4
ne by young men beyond the
vino played out of school hours,
not under the control of the
orities. The Mayor and City
missed to aid. if necessary, and a
with the boys resulted in the
removed to other grounds.
: Of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin W.
t. them a reception at their
,ugress street, last Thursday
honor of the fifth anniversary
mage. Congratulations We're re-
many out-of-town friends, and
heating Were the recipients Of
i]ltoClb5, W lilt1 W CIV NV
... 4t traditional! wooden ware of
1ersary. The guests brought a
and very enjoyable evening
ally.
rioad of hay to be shipped
from the Dedrick presses of
was loaded Saturday and con-
-s, Il tons SOB lbs, being six
tu could have been loaded in
- hay had been pressed in the
e-sses, making a saving to the
is. The hay was pressed by
and came from the farm of
.0ls, Morrill,. Mr. White loaded
rs Holmes few days ago with
Ire Dedrlck presses, and with
.lt inches lower than usual, the
sted 1870 tons of hay, which was
fe than her usual cargo. These
'' proving decided success and
ONE into general use.
uneer F. Fl. Welch tested the
80 protecting mask at the hose
' Ity Building last Friday evening,
-7euce OF number of tiremen, rep
OF the press, and others. A fire
-- with sulphur, pepper, etc, was
stove with the funnel removed
olJ was tightly closed. When the
ane very dense Mr.. WEIGH put on
mid went into the room, where he
b1ut five minutes without diff
-- mask was then tried by Capt.
bah of Washington Hose Co.,
-uien and the reporters, and was
np out the smoke perfectly, and at
Ge permit the wearer to breathe
mask was described in a recent
The journal, One or more masks
gilt for the use of the firemen.
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