The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-01-07

past Rodof is in the hands of Brooks
parties and the business is conducted
there; Sscda is waiting for a revival of
general business, and Nutriola seems to
be dormant The Dalton Company con
Times in active business, with several
new articles ON its list, all of which are ex-
cellent and meeting with good sale.
n $ Lo.d, sailmalser, had busy year,
both on new and old work, and was
Obliged several times to send out of town
for help. He has bought the ship
chandiely business of j. W. Frederick Il
Co. ard moved his business to the store
formerly occupied by that firm.
d. Ii. Libby, sailmaker, ETC., also had
a good year not only on sails but on car
pets, tents, awnings, cargo covers, etc.
Willis f. Hamilton had constantly in
creasing business at his green houses, has
enlarged his buildings, and is preparing
for further enlargement this season.
Capt. Charles Baker bought and ship
ped quantity of pulp wood from this
section early in the season.
P, L. Strout made and burned the usual
number of brick.
F. g. White bought three new style hay
presses and is using them in the adjacent
farming sections. The hay business was
slightly better than for few years past.
Most of the product now goes to Boston
and to the granite islands and summer
II sorts of the coast of Maine.
The local ice business was about the
same as formerly Burgess and Logan
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Hat y Bros. made the usual number
1t pork barrels
u {. GleeniaW and W. A. Arnold ship
Fci nnmbeI OF cattle each week to Ban
cor or bughton, ana James H. Cunning
llam shipped mich COWS TO Boston.
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Gan Belfast was agitated, with the result OF
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0P'luihs factory
sHIPBU1LDING.
one vessel was launched here durinp
the wear the l. masted barkentine lose
DhInP OF D4tD 81 gross tons. DIl.lt bV NC
Donald a. Brown fcr G. Morton Stewart &
Go, of Baltimore. She was launched
Anril 2oth and sailed Nav o5th The
Josephine has proved a very fast sailer
and is one of the handsomest vessels ever
built here.
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ne ehulches prospered duilpg the
year ana There was an increased good
Ieenh2 ana cooperation III their work.
FaSt gay heF' = Ii: Nells, ChiVersalst,
preached IN me baptist church, and
thanksgiving l'ay, Kew. geo. ,. NILS,
Soh@itSatiohaliS'' spoke III the Uhlversa-
iiSO pulpit ne other clergymen OF the
Elty were present and participated on
p"lh occasions Easter sunday was OBJ
sci yea ia an me chufches, ana each had
lTS clIidIeh days, flower days, etc.
theic MS oeeh hotlceable increase IN
lle a'iehoanct at the services OF the
Methpol~f church during the year. At
lAe East Maine Conference in May Rev 5.
l.. 11dhScolh' VINO had been IN Belfast
NVe Years was transferred I" 1homaston
ana rev. T. T.. NlhSloW, Wio preached
III 'a'nNen last year, came mere. New
st@lhT0 glass WINDOWS. The money fer
"H'Ch WIS i'used ny the columbian Soc1-
siH '"i'AE the previous year, We're put IN
III JUht' ana a number OF mlnor improve
HeHlS mate III ana around the church
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