The Republican journal., 1898-09-15

..l 500 1.2g2
Knox and West Waldo Nete-
.. ..uu held their annual picnic at
aAp,ground. in Washington
.a attendance was larger than
..n exercises were very interest
vaole. Tie business meeting
order at / o'clock, y. m, by
H A. Hawes, Esq. of Union,
cradle Samuel Cunningham Of
Chaplain Of tAe ASSOCIATION,
Spirited remarks We're made
Dhrr The essay on the Rise
Spain" by Hiram Evans OF
tud the remarks Of Mrs. H. A.
rl9n, We're specially fine.
Augustine Colburn still con-
1LA line" fisherman at Swan
7th he caught trout and
{ good size. Frank Clark is
7snier fishing a trap of Il style
.u ID some sections. II consists
al hoop about 3 feet across, to
Gtarhed d net, slightly bagging,
hung n such way that it
pulled up, thus enclosing the
nay be upon the net. A recent
smell y Hopkins Weir at Muir
ueudea pair of skates A
,e of the Rockland Star, who
r' Natini,us and Criehaven on
Butman recently, says; AT
was found that the well-kuown
Il. F erie x Sons We're doing
--s the best Cor TWO or three sea-
Iatiuicus the fishermen We're all
lie whole prosperity was not
d. Cora Eta arrived Tuesday
island with a good fare of fresh
1-L
ITEMS Sch, Emma " Day
.. 4 NJ. Carter for Boston last
4 p Nj, Bonney arrived Sept.
.nalhaven. Sch. Paul Seavey
-t oth from New York with
John Sanborn and Swan &
and for parties il Searsport and
ngs....Sch. Fannie < Edith
Boston, Sept. StL, with general
David S. Siner arrived Sept. Sth
>.N York with coal for the F. G White
Clinton loaded hay at the F. G
Monday for Brooks Vile. f.. Sch.
fney was in port Monday with
Blue Hill for New York. Sch.
Davis sailed Monday for Pretty
All stone for New York. -. Sch.
uer went to Frankfort Sept. 18th
-ue for New York. Sch. Paul
harged her oil and coal at Bel
2-a-srort and Stockton Springs the
week and is to load stone at
upd for New York. Sch. Fannie
led hay at the F. G. White Co.'S
i9ston, Monday,
NOTES. The steamer NJ. & NJ. of
10 art 4 Camden line is in Barbour's
"Acr. to be rebuilt. She will be
ana - feet added to her length,
- 81 feet long and the proportion
will increase her beam to 10
TO have large upper saloon,
5pd dining room, and will be tit
NY meals She Will have new
throughout, a 6x9 upright tubu-
Of IL 10,
und condensing engine with 10
cylnders and IA inch stroke.
viii be of an improved pat
Uabie of giving her as good speed
nat on the river. The machinery
go the Union Iron Works Of Ban
'7at is owned by VIM. d. Ben
~ ". PIERCE, captain and engineer
The NJ. & M. has been on the
+'I"f' and Camden route two summers
'ae winter and has worked up a good
The fremont is on the route
4, 'Iie Nj, * NJ. is off -. The case of Mrs.
ivy" Fierce against the Boston & Bangor
.''i'AIp Co., in damages for injuries re-
~, 'y falling from the gang-plank of a
H.. OF that corporations's line, has been
,, lit is understood, says the Port
,t express, that a new steamboat will
'Y he built another year to run on
'ao'a's route from Portland to Bangor.
,..' ''s'le Coast Navigation Co. is doing an
,. '1 freight and passenger business
atoms are that the new boat will
d. e''Ine necessity. Meanwhile the
=. VIII be fitted with a new boiler,
WITH Increase her speed considerably.
h. Ie Oastine took cargo of coal to Cas-
D.. 'nday for Edwin Morey's yacht
. NS. Sunday the Castina made an ex-