The Republican journal., 1901-01-24
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

yan' ,,orking his marine railway.
gip' ~ Temple. No. 3, will meet next
JD'' +b the superintendent, Mrs. Alex
sesA nor of Court and Park streets.
'D .. have been granted as follows:
fe''' levi Roberts, Waldo Station, $50;
perez ,,idows. special accrued, Jan. 9,
@5a' campbell, Palermo Centre, $12.
r avportionment of the railroad and
j" lax to Belfast for 1901 is $700more
f'S'@' ,ooo. which will materially help out
aa' raances for the year.
t-i,et of the Palermo and Augusta
't thankful that there are honest men
az World He lost gocketbook con
iF Sum of money, Thursday, and it
D' s 4nrned to him Friday by visiting
MS nbo picked it up and saw by some
sl aifhin to whom it belonged. Ken
aB Journal
...g recent appointments by Governor
d, ,-a the following Superintendent of
schools, W. W. Stetson, Auburn
.. Reform School, L. c. Morse, Liber-
r-sl Justice, Franklin A. Greer, Bel
,4try Public, c. F. Fellows, Bucks
Jos ,1.tices of the Peace and Quorum,
,.,-t,e q : Ingraham, West Rockport;
-,,r+ leverage, North Haven.
r.. trick makers of Orland and Penob-
.5ht firms, with total output of
t,., -ao millions, are receiving offers from
r'. England Brick Company for the sale
....r Yards and stock under the usual
M procedure. These yards being on
,.- Shipping ports come in direct COM
...t with trust brick in Boston market
T. deals have been closed as yet, but final
.-.-...r seems Inevitable.
,.sru SNAP" Saturday and Sunday
..-. al. about as cold weather as is ever
,,sruael here, with little forerunner
Calm. .stsInoon, when the mercury drop
..rm above to zero. Saturday the
q- $50, below zero all day, s. at fam
..+r. and l20 al P. M, average for
il. ,.. below zero. Sunday it was 20o
A-.0..t NJ. > above at P. NJ. and the
..4 SIS average, 5.330 below.
- ...ua L. II. Jipson had a lively chase
.-a ws last Friday A young man
a4.-H Il. laggart, hailing from Waterville,
-.- 6um of Arthur Knight of Mon
4 II Thursday morning he took
..- ..p. rom Mr. Knights clothing and
.'t across the country. Mr. Jip-
.. -rsr tier him Friday morning, and
muN caught him near Freedom
f- boy was arraigned before the
t saturday afternoon, found
,antenced to the Reform School
a.. "Wiy. Mr.. Jipson took him to
t school Monday.
So. Nau ROUTES. The government
.-.- ii bids for carrying the mails on
.4aa -.tr outes running into Belfast, for
l YEARS beginning July /, 1901, as fol-
'a!l- Camden, by Lincolnville, North
sa East Nprthport, to Belfast; 1S5
M back T. times a week to Lincoln
n-s a week on the residue of the
entire Lincolnville, by Grange,
belfast II miles and back; 6 times a
Freedom, by Knox, Knox Cen
itst AEoX, Morrill, and PoOr'S Mills to
fast miles and back 6 times a week
lids BIZ received at the post office in
s-.4> Feb 18th
Elaito Club presented "a Virginian
.l44r, last week in Searsport, Camden
a. aun.- port They were well received
'1- they went, and many of the actors
hearty applause. The Camden
H.a says Of the play there:
gay a very difficult one for anna
W 4t the members evidently had put in
-d lHal If work and presented it in
.al1- that reflected great credit upon
l," comedy parts and specialties
art pleased the audience. 1t is
-fats- comment on each part, for near
da plcellent work, there being only
No eak parts, but we must call at
.JLe acting of Miss Georgia Bur-
ho took the part of the leading lady.
Tag above the usual amateur and
was better than that of many pro-
-"na5 The orchestra did very good
tE.'A TO FRANKFORT BY ELECTRICs
-lusoi Daily News says that prospects
-oe lat before many months the cars
'br a@45oT, lIampden & Winterport Rail
+" "aeh now stop at Hampden lower
"ltl he running through to Winter
ana frankfort village, the extension of
Ills fiN 10 the point originally intended and
~4r mites beyond being now assured, and
~+ "fonpIlShment Of the work being mere
Mailer Of time and the settlement of
-'sA details. The road would have been
'4' l4Ioush to Winterport long ago but
' 'l- rise in the price of steel rails to a
primitive point, and now that rail prices
--'- etutued to a fair basis the work will
pushed to completion.
'aFplSG ITEMS Sch. Eliza J. Pendle-
Sa arrived at Rockland Jan. 10th from
-t-i'DuTg, C.. b., with 829 tons of soft coal,
.a- Hoekland Rock port Lime Co. When
'''4ised she will come to Belfast for re-
i'E- schooner Mollie Rhodes, Dobbin,
.44'J tered to load stone at Somes' Sound
NV~ York at $3.50 lump sum, loaded,
''aIAed and free wharfage. -. The Bath
'''S say THE schooner Myra B. Weaver,
-'L eapSized in Vineyard Sound several
vas ago While on a passage to Boston
we south, resulting in the death of
.'''tn and several others who were on
|' "il be repaired at some Maine ship
.'' lA4 contract has not yet been award
'N probably will be within short
IL was reported some time ago that
weaver would be brought to Belfast for
i't apt. E. L. Haskell of Deer Isle
'3 vessel to take the place of the