The Republican journal., 1900-12-13
TUE NEWS OF BELFAST.

We company for a list Of the members
'p-a1' Maine Legislature OF 1901.
fox on Maine Savings Banks as COM
l'' 'q 5,r tbe six months ending. the last
ai'''4 IN october calls for $2,ss1. 76 from
'a ,ast savings Bank.
Davis has given his barber
~ Main street a thorough overhaul
'"t hanged his chairs to give better
~ u-bt, employed Warren W. Knowl-
o., An assistant.
,r. indebted to Hon. Fred Atwood for
,,..ra Of the Winterport free library.
T. Anvil is to be congratulated on:the
~, Of so good a collection Of books.
lawn should have library.
rark Camp, Sons of Veterans, has
nal is hitting up the hall over f. P.
clothing store, which will give them
.n;ent place of meeting, with the
...,..nf being up but one flight.
q Patterson house on Church
ga. sold at auction last Saturday at
.-.. sale, to close the estate. 1t was
..b, b, Mrs. Ernest 0. Patterson. A. G.
... Of ,earsm0nt was auctioneer.
Nv Wentworth of Searsport was in
a.. Monday with supply of fine
lie has - swarms of bees, and re-
-la; although the season. has been a
,v, M. crop will be upwards of 1000
rotts
r..fr-,oH Hose Company at their annual
.,..,.r,p0eeted officers as follows: Captain,
-5...t. Wech Foreman, N. F. Patter-
Assistant Foreman, George Darby;
- Walter p Clifford; Treasurer,
-s...N trudleton.
,,Hs regent sales of real estate in this
John Carter house on North
r4M-. near the Battery road, to Mrs.
y, 4,-a ~malley, and the house at the
..-. oruer of Charles and Park streets
N. tH r. Patterson.
tr,.4y was a busy day in town. The
-.... .a.e storm made excellent Sleighing
naa pe1ple took advantage of it to
pNl fer trading. The steamers
..e .ua silver Star both brought ex-
u THAT day from Brooksville, Cas-
.boro.
U.E l. holds fortnightly meet
afternoon at the Jail. Last
VAS a large attendance of
ni various denominations and
N. city The meeting was led
V la llunnewell The meeting
h. led by Mrs. S. G. Bicknell.
a-o>ted by some friends of the
r nat Christmas will be a fitting
i something to aid so worthy a
r--. l instead Of asking the manage
.-.tt. .I.itg+ t0r ''Pound Party it is
dr. .o-.. THAT all who feel disposed should
SIND le pounds, or any contribution
...|al . general use, in such family.
rhms H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., has
+as. se following officers: Post Com
H.al Goblet Senior Vice Com
uN.. NH Ii. Sanborn; Junior Vice
amul-r J. w. Nash; Surgeon, Geo. R.
.H- uaplain, Edward Wood; Quarter
aasar l-nry Staples; Officer of the Day,
( mnr. Officer of the Guard, Fitz W.
Patterson
WoaNfD AT ISLE AU HAUT. Tues
ia l+c itIl. at / p. M, at Moore's harbor,
Is H Haul. Herman Coombs, Gustus Rich
au m-, Hamilton were hauling a small
as.-i a ii a boat, when the boat capsiZ-
II Etaa combs. aged 20, and Gustus
Z -al ~ were drowned before assist
ne pl-d them. Hamilton was saved
~ Ihinney. The bodies were re-
M Wednesday night.
'e Isl4 Telephone Co. has sold its |
and plant to the New England |
4.rugl IS Telephone Co., and will give |
~r-O4 January list. We understand
q \-H 0-lAHd Company will, as soon as |
..,.e. lay a cable across the Reach |
J1ink line from North Deer Isle |
-on having a central Office here. /
NLat the New England will give ;
9'a service yet remains to be as
o-a I+er Isle Messenger.
ure of one of the two alternat-
rt nachines which supply cleo
u tue incandescent lights burned |
30- ! clock in the afternoon Dec. |
4 consequence the lights were
tN M lille. BY prompt use of the
4o and express new armature was
r"'UJ on Fairfield on the evening train.
t apparatus weighs over ton the
' was lone IN very short order.
il- 1eN organized local dramatic
'll~ has been named the 'Rialto Dramat-
t.N behearsalS on the drama "A Vir- |
'"" hom@nee, are progressing favorably
.4' We play will be presented in the Bel
'' prA House January 18th. The COM
yl+ Includes IS young people, all of whom
Aal tNperlence on the stage, and the |
'7r he presented with special scenery
'~' ipefe costumes. The company will |
~ l'a5 In other places in Eastern and
-' Maine
.AfNI2 Row. Two fine places of bust
0l.- recently been opened on Phoenix |
'f. Z. Hams office in the Gent
EIlns Is as neat and convenient as
n pnJ'.can's apartments in the city. |
'-.'fs are of hard pine and the wains-
Vi 4ard woods. The front office has |
N'A4oW on the street which gives
" VI" a both directions. The upper
II 'bt Johnson store have been fitted !
hr'aS T.. Pickard as a barber shop
'lppHed with all new material, and
na5hly up to date.
r.rg A. sanborns studio is an inter
Is pl'@e at Christmas time. What is