The Republican journal., 1897-05-27
Waldo District Lodge of Good Templars
meets with Brooks Lodge, Brooks, to-day.


injuries consisted of straning Of the cords,
which will not be permanent
F H. Tourtelotte left for Providence, R.
l last Friday. He has been in Belfast and
| vicinity three weeks, during which time he
bought and shipped over 1900 barrels of ap-
pies, and a few barrels of potatoes.
The extension of the Bangor Hampden &
electric railway is progressing we'll. Sleep
ers We're being laid Monday opposite the
Gen. Butler house in Hampton, which is
about two miles from Storms mill, at which
point construction was begun this spring.
FISH FACTS. Sloop Wanderer arrived
from tue fishing grounds last Thursday with
a small fare of fish including few chicken
hahbut. Thomas Wentworth recently
caught near Johnson's mill at Poor's Mills
trout measuring II inches long and
inches girth. Local fishermen are bring
ing in good strings of trout. Friday A. C.
Wells and E. H. Hall brought home 60 and
Saturday B. II. Conant and Adrian futile
got string of 75....At Swan Lake recently
one fisherman landed % pounds in one after
noon.
CHAT New Monroe cheese was in the
market last Thursday The first string
| beans of the season arrived from the South
last Thursday and sold for cents per quart.
'..'Ginn Field bought sugar barrel of
eggs last Thursday from Isle au Haut 1t
| contained an even hundred dozen. Robert
Hart Set hen recently on II eggs and she
came OFT with Is chickens. Two of his hens
Matched out % chicks. Street Commission.
ar Walker started the road machine last
lhursday.. The Band was out Friday
! evening tor practice in marching. Chas.
r Coboett has an orange tree at his shop on
which are eleven oranges. w ales l.. Mil
ler who lives near Poor's Mills. renorts
! that lie recently saw near bis house, feeding
/ 10y the roadside, Very large and handsome
| doe.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Rurkett has bar
| gains this week fl dress skirts. shirt waists
and wrappers. 600 Opaque curtains mount
Ell on best springs rollers, worth 80 cents to
be closed out at p cents. Three dollar rock
/ ing chairs at S175 only one rocker to a Gus
| toner, odl Fellows Block, Belfast A
new list of bargains at Garlic & Jones this
week, and for prices, etc, see their advt
/ Cp-to-date bicycles warranted one wear, only
/ SO. See advt. Of bargains offered this
week by K, H. Coombs y Son, 40 4 u Main
street See notice IF y. A. Wiggin & CO.,
Freedom. Mayo 4 White, 90 High street.
/ Belfast, have ali the latest and best appli
ances aud Use only the best materials in
manufacturing their summer drinks. which
! have secured large and steadily increas-
ing sale on their merits Wholesale and re-
tail Call on or write to them for prices
/ Stevens Bros, ~ Main street, offer spec
laI bargains for to-day, Tomorrow and Sat
urday, in summer blankets, horse sheets.
wool mats, whips, etc. This is a genuine
mark down sale for three days only See
statements of the condition of the Belfast
and Searsport National Banks. Jackets,
capes and suits at two-thirds prices at
| Starretts. Call and see them. Two cases
| patent leather sandals-76 pairs-at 81 cents
worth 81 25. On exhibition this, Thursday.
morning, in the window of B. c. Dinsmore.
50 Main street.. The Belfast Savings Bank
has declared its 18th semi-annual dividend.
at the rate OF 3 per cent, payable on and
after June !, Dividends not withdrawn
will be added to the depositors account and
will draw interest from June H.. Mrs Geo
| W. Swift, 10 Cedar street, has a tenement of
six rooms to rent. Miss Mile Beverage,
johnson Block, over Mayo & Whites, wants
an apprentice at once to learn dress
making. Only those who can do plain sew
ing need apply.
STEAMER NOTES. VIM. H. Hill, General
Manager, and Calvin Austin, General Suner
intendent of the B. & &. S. s. Co, arrived
from Boston by last Saturday mornings boat
and going on board steamer Rockland start
ed at d. n. over her route down the Reach
making landings at Castine, Blakes Point.
| Little Deer Isle, Sargentvilie, North Deer
Isle and BROOKLYN On the return the Rock
land touched only at Deer Isle, arriving here
at 3 p m. Tuesday morning she began her
regular daily trips excepting Monday
leaving here at a. m, or on arrival of the
Boston boats, and touching at all the above
landings going and returning. The Rock
land is a speedy boat, has been put in first
class condition, and will no doubt do a good
business on her new route. Her berth is on
the north side of the wharf, which has been
dredged out so that the steamer will float at
| low water and a slip will be put in for her
| use. The steamer Castine, which has been
at this port for some weeks undergoing re-
| pairs went over TO Castine last Saturday
| night, and resumed her route Monday She
is in fine shape and although her new engine
is not yet in condition for its best work the
boat easily attains her former best speed, and
led the fremont quite distance in coming
across the bay Monday. She had a good
| passenger list and landed at the g. & B. s.
S. Co.'S. wharf although notified by Mr..
Johnson, the Belfast agent, that they must
not land there. They left the wharf to let
the fremont come to the slip and then came
in behind her to land freight. Their reg
ular landing hereafter will be at Lewis
wharf. Steamer Cambria has been put in
fine condition for the seasons service and
went on the Bangor and Bar Harbor
route Monday, taking the place Of the
Sedgwick, which has been hauled off
to be prepared for her excursion business
for the summer. 80. The Castne will make
an excursion next Sunday, leaving Lewis