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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
Z niw Polskich
"

Z Iona dw6ch najwiek~
szych orsanizacy) Polsklch
W tym kraju zaprotestowano
przeciw zamachowi episkopa-
tn amerykadskiego ma jezyk
polski. OdnoSne rezolucye
uchwalone zosta|y - jedna
ma posiedzeniu zarzadu wiel-
kiego chicagoskiego Zied~
noczenia, druga "a sprawl
Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego. W para6i sw. Trolley
W Chicago. Protesty maja
bye rozeslane do biskup6w
Elsa i Messmera do delega~
ia papieskiego W Washing
TOME i do Swiete) Propa-
CANDY W Rzymie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
" Stanach Zjed. Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a r n k i.
Prenumerata wynosi rocznte

Abonenoi oplacajacy W1ARusA
2 do}u, kon,ecznie musz2 pfacic
900 pa jcden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna op{ate
znizylismy ne $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no.
1vch abonent6w i przesle cd
kazdego ca}orocznY abonament z
cory. temu przez ca}y rok gazette
Ola niego samego %przese{ac bedzle~
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
awazanym jest "a abonenta | { dpo,
1iedz1alnym "a abonament:
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.ycnmiast poda6 wydawoy W1ARusA
w5j nowy adres. .
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wi2 gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs posefany be-
die dalej. sk6ro kto z~aprzestanie
odbieraG gazette, powlnlen wplerw
xap4a.it, jezeli co "a mig w'nlen'
F;epiadze "a ola W1AEusA ma
LEW przese}aG przez %pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order. Mona
tel pr~zeselat abonament " dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednoccntowych lub dwucen
towych znaczkach poetic wych, lecz
jezeli adjournment, W TAXI sposob
przes}any, " drodze przepadn'e Eco
sip W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial'
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie registrowa6, DO wtenczas
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie 90
powiedzialnosG, re wra Z zawartos'
oia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{kl pie
niezne do W1ARusA ~adrescwac:
81. Derdoevskl
500 T.. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
correspondence: Whrusa.
Il Chojnic
Nv Nebrasce).

Nowy rok rozpocza}' sig u mas
po}noenem nabozenstwem.w naszym
paraaalnym kosciele, rs kt6re sic
prawie Gala para6a zjeoha@a, chloe
daleko cd koscio}a miesakaja.
Prawic GAIA parafa ulsci1a sic re
starych %grzech6w i przyje}a posi-
lex bo&y. Nasz wielebny proboszcz
ks, Boles4aw Radka, jak aaczal
s1ucha& spowiedzi W Porieda1a@ek,
O godzipie 5 pc po}udniu, TAX do
piero. 0 - W nocy skonczyh.
Niechaj Pan Bog temu, god2e-
mu ksp1anowi da jaknajd}u1ej po~
miedsy nam, pczosts6, DO Jest cd
kazdego szanowany lubiany jake
gerliwy siuga Bozy i dobry Polak
i ter nas ~parafan szanuje.. W>elebnY
ten nasz Dobrodziej niety}ko z
poswiecen1em pe}ni s4uzbe Boa,
ale i W szkole, razem z wielebnemi
Siostrami, usilonie PRAGUE.
Franciszek WarayE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

OFliRY JUBILEUSIOME
dla J0xefl ~CIlociSzeWSkiego.
Dalej o6srowaHo ma Sen eel.
Wiel. x. j. Wojtowic.
z ThOrsOn.... ii ~
Dawniej z}ozono .......... $50
Razem dotad zlozono Sc. 90
Dalsze }askawe oiary rrosimy
p~rzese]a6 pod .adresem Redakcyi
W1ARusA. II. Derdowski, Editor
of W1ARUs, Winons, Mlnn.
;k1adka przesfan> bedzie do
Cinema dopiero ma poezetku Lu"
tego, gdyz jest nadzieje, Re jeszcze
co sic zbierze ma obchodzie powsta-
MIA styczniowego W Winon'e W
dniu II Stycznia b. r,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
w WANATAH, Ind.

w Ind. -
Ma tutejszych farmach umarla
n;edawno s. p. Joanna Kla-
bisz, W wieku lat 81. Niebosz~
czyca dawniej mieszka'a z
mezem 10 lat w Chicago,
gdzie za}ozy|a Rozaniec W
koSciele Sw. Stanis}awa. Tuta)
mieszka}a. 22 lata. 49, Poke;
jej duszy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

now i cztery cork. z kt6rych
dwie zamezne.
MT. CARMEL, Pa. -
Byly organista nauczyciel
PREY para6i sw. J6zefa. Jan
Gdaniec, zrezygnowat posa-
dy, ably objat korzystniejsze
miejsce W Amsterdam, gdzie
natychmiast z Gala familia
wyjecl'a}.
ST. PAUL., Mimi. -
Edmund Chmielowski, sier-
zant W kompanii D 3go
pu|ku piechoty Stan6w lied
noczonych. znany dobrze W
ko}ach polskich W St. Paul i
Minneapolis, kt6ry Cd same
90 poczatku WALK znajduje
sic ma F'lipinach, ran'ony
zostal ciezko, jezeli ME ME
Smiertelnie. TAX donosi jeden
Z jego przyiaciol.
BAY CITY, Mich. - An
toni Kubiak, Jan Kruszczyh-
ski Franciszek Jak6bczak,
"a napad ma policyanta W
salunie. skazani zostall przez
sedziego p. Shepard, ka6hy
ma 90 dni wiezienia W donu
poprawy W Detroit
OMAHA. Nebr. Dzielny
wiarus Jan Zarzycki, zawo-
dowy rzeznik poznahski, zalo-
zyl prey u1icy rs Walnut
handel rzezniczy Nalezy sic,
ably Polacy %tutejsi kupowah
|wszelkie miesiwa u swego
:rodaka.
Z DETROIT pisa: Anna
Motulewska, zosta}a male
:ziona niezywa W chlewie
Motulewska przysz'a W Cd
wiedziny do swej c6rki i tam
pi}a nadzwyczaj DUO trunku.
P6zno W nocy wysz]a ma
dw6r i potem JUL niewidziano
jej zywa.
~
Wis.
Pan J6zef Omernik, kt6ry
przez dluzszy czas prowadzi]
interes ma Polonii, niedawno
temu sprzedai wieksza czest
swych zapas6w towarowych
P. Mateuszowi Lep1hskiemu
uczeszcza obecnie do Business
College w Stevens Point.
p Omernik jest zonatym, Cd
dawna juz staral sic 0 uzu'
peinienie swej edukacyi. lecz
dotychczas ME mia} nalezytej
sposobnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
AMERYkA

CHICAGO. - Sedzla Hency
rozpatruje sprawe by}ego skarbri-
ka miasta A. VOLTA, kt6ry ME idac
"a przyk}adem .Piotra kio}bassy,
ME odda} miastu $s2,7o9 procen-
tow cd sum miejskloh depenowa-
nyoh W barkach. Wolf powolule
sie ia ordynans miejski, przyznsja
oy mu so procent cd prowisyi
phconej prez bankl prawo
przyznajace mu IS procent
prow,xyi. Prokuartor miejski u
tr.Ymuje, ze tax ordynans miejskl,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
X BAY CITY
(M1CH.)

Wiele piracy czeka mas W tyu
nowym roku PREY warsztaeie ma
rodowym.
Przedewszystkiego trzeba gor-
llw1e sic zajat wystawienlem
pomnika naszemu bohaterowl
dw6ch swiatow Tadeuszowi Kos
ciuszce. Me godzi sic zwala6 why
"a opoznienle budowy ma odnosny
komitet, DO ten udowodnil, re
braknie leszcze fundusz6w ma pie
destal czyl1 podstawe pomnika.
Towarzystwc narodowe W Bay
City ofarowa}o zaraz ma poczatku
sto i cos dolar6w ma po1unik Kos
cluszk,; gdyby wssystkie nasze
polskie Towarzystga naro1owe
koscielne okaza}y SIG stosunkowe
r6wnie hojneml, pemnik nieza-
wodnie juz dawno by}bY stana}.
Druga robota, jak 2 nasza emf
gracya polska " tym roku ma
wykona6. jest za}ozenie miesiecz
nika apgielskiego, ktdryby imfor,
mowa} Amerykan6w o.krzywdaoh,
wyrzadzanych przez Moskali
Niemc6w naszym braciom " Euro
pie, Polakom. Litwinom Rus
nom q zarazem scislej }aczyl t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

jak j prawo stanowe jest Y tymi
wypadku ME konstytucyjne.
BOSTON Mass. - Pewns
parma z New Haven sta}a sic ofara
podarunku gwiazdkowego. Me-
dawno temu brat jej huzacy PREY
korpusie lazaretowym n Fillpi~
mach, powiedzias jej, as prsysle
niespo,izjewany prezent 2 Filipln.
w tych dniach nadesz1o pndelko,
kt6re gdy otworzy}a, u~Jrza}a "
mem czaszke ma kt6rej napisane
bylo nazwisko jei brata.. Rozeho~
rowa}a sic z tego tax bardzo re
watp'a o jej zycie.
P1TTSBURG, Pa. - IS pro-
cent strajkujacych robotnik6w prey
budowlach wraca do piracy ma no.
wych warnDkach, a mianowicie "a
place S. "a ecio godzinny dzieh
piracy. Ucia oglosi]a strajk "a u
konczopy~
w SAN JUAN, ma wyspie
Portcrico, tysiace l:dzi przypa-
trywa1o sic otwarciu pierwszej
ko;ei ~zelaznej systemu Trolleya.
T%uziemcy byli poprostu oczaro"
wani i gorace, ekrzyki wnosili ma
czesG rzadc;, 5e ma kazdym kroku
dobro. wyspy n. oku.
CHICAGO, Ill. - Polar
~zniszczy} gmaeh ~tatejszego plsma
Times. Najwiecej uclerpia}a ME-
miecka gazeta aFreie Presse''.
MINI. -
Umar} tn; sawnv amerykansSi POI
litykier i 'aator Ignatius Donnelly.
PITTSTON, Pa. - Tutejsze
stare epuszczone oddawna kopalnie
znajdujace sig czesciowo pod MIA
stem zacse}y sig zapadaG. Oko}o
trey akpy ziemi IA brzegu miasta
zapad4o sic o psra stop a miejscami
uawet wiecej. K,lkanascie dom6w
rozwa1ilo sia zupe4nie, rury wodne
popekaly a W ulicy Parsonage zie~
mia " promieniu 80 stop zapad}a
sic ma 40 stop g}eboko. Ludnosc
uchodzi " mieisca, 0 kt6rych vie
cd g6rnlk6w, re ME SO bardzo po~
debrane.
DETROIT, Mich. - Umar1
tn W szpitalu Fanny Maryi biskup
Ignatius Mrak z dyecezy1 St Marie,
przezy wszy lat 90. Urodzi} sic W
miescie Carniola, " Austryi.
w PARYZU oszust Goffray
skazany zostal IA 5 lat wiszien1a.
Uchodzii on "a kardyrala z Wa
shingtonu i zbleraf sk1adki ma
nawracanle Indyan " NoWym
Meksyku. Odprawif swiet0kradzkie
mSZe Zostat areSZtoWany, gdy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
Pa. - u

Pa. - u
mari tn S. p. ks. Henryk
Chajecki. ma chorobe gardla.
Zmar}y by} zacnym i swiato~
bliwym kaplanem. Wszystkich
para6an wiadomoSG o jego
.Smierci boleSnie dotkne}a.
Osierocona paraf;a zarzadza
tymczasowo ks. DIR. Misicki.
MT. CARMEL. Pa. -
|~stniejacy tn cd niespe}na
dw6ch lat t. z. polski sztor
zwiazkowy roSnie formalnie
iak ma drozdzach. WzoroweI
gospodarce zarzadu oraz
rzadkie) sprezystoSci klerk6w,
PIP. Goszdzihskiego i No.
wickiego. Audato sic powell;
przeiamaG wszelkie trudnoSc;
dis przedsiebiorstwo smia-
10 juz mona zal'czyc do re-
du najpowazniejszych firm
W mie$cie. S}ychat, re idae
"a przykladem Polak6w TAX
re tutejsi Rusini maja zamiar
za}ozy6 podobny sztor zwiaz
kowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

w PARYZU oszust Goffray
skazany zostal IA 5 lat wlezien,a.
Uchodzi4 on "a kardyra}a z Wa
shingtonu i liberal skladki ma
nawracanle Indyan " NoWym
Meksyku. Odprawif swietokradzkie
msze i zostat aresztowany, gdy
opisujac 90. Trapistom W pray
cody Indyauaml nazwa4 ich
ssEskimosami,"
OMAHA, Nebr, - Areszto-
wano tn fachowego gracza Patryks
Grove i jego brata, salonlste. jake
posadzonych o wYkradzenle syna
milionera Cudahy l wymuszenie "a
puszczenie go ma wolnofc IS tysie~
oy dolar6w.
KS. BISKUP Winand Michael
Wigger, pralat dyecezyi Newark
N. J. umAr} " Seton Hall, South
Orange. N. J.
Zapalen,e p}uc, ma kt6re BIZ
kup zapad{ pred kilkoma dniami
,spowodowa}o pr1edvczesna smiert.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
NASl AGENCl'

NASl AGENCl'.
. Upowaznieni sa'do kolektowa'
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
\acY nasi agenoi mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. 49, Franciszes
ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. 49, Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 Is Str.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowsk,
7l2 s. Bond Str.
NANTlCOKE PAIR. hsk
OAK HILL. - St. P~ogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WlLNO Mimi. IF. ] GroohoM Ski
TOWN LAKE. pod Chicago. -
JoIsf Serat1n,ak, $500 Hermitage
&Ves -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
PLACIC "a WIARUSA
CLOS LUBE.

Prawda zawsze ma Wierzeh wy"
die.
zonie mojej pomeg}o TR1NE~
RIA Amerykanski Elixir gorzkiego
wilma. ,zeczywiscie jedynelees n,cze
vino W Ameryce, fabrykowane
przez Jos, TRINERA, 100 s.
Ashland Avenue. Chicago, III, po-
zby}a sic ona ciezkiego kaezla kt6=
ry JIG trapi4 przez d}uzszy c1as i ma
kt6ry ME by}a W stan1e znaleszc od~
pewiedniego lekarstwa. Ma ena te-
rae lekki oddech l dobry apetyt j z
tej przyczyuy prosze mi przyslat
ca}y tuzin butelek i PROSE- mi je
przys}ac jak najpredzej gdyz pozos-
ta4o MI tylko pol butelkii zadam
tylko TRINERA gorzkie vino je.
dyne lecznicze, chcac zasezpieczyG
sic przeciw szkodliwym. imitacyom
z kt6rymi mia}em niemi1e doswiad~
genie. Franciszek Holaezka, West
Nc Lehman Co., Texas. Zapytajcie
sic o to zadziwiajece lekarstwo u
naszych aptekarzy a jezli ME, to
plszcie wprost pod powyzszy adres:
Jest ono Acknowledgement ola ludu
Xxx wieku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

w POLSKIM SZPITALU
niezaleznym sw. Antoniego
W Chicago zaczadzili sic
onegdajszej nocy 80 C o letni
Jan Bojarski i 6cio miesiecz-
ny ch}opiec Bronisiaw Genii~
ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10


try narodowo6G. Przy nezerych
|checiach : naszej strony projekt
ten snadnie moze zostat wykona~
Dym j zdzlala wlele dobrego.
Dalej bedzie trzeba organi~
zowat obrone przeciw zuchwa}emu
zamachowi katolickiego opiskopatu
amerykahskiego ma jezyE polski v
kokc.ele- Musimy sig starat, ably
koscioly "a polskie pieniedze pobu-
dowane, ME zostaly ~jeszcze "a zycia
~naszego zauglikanizowane. Prey
tenn jednakze obedziemy sic: 5ez
pomocy milwauckiego KURYEEA.
kt6ry sam przFspiesza zameryka~
nizowanie mfodziezy polsklej,
m~ieszezajac artyknfy " jezyku n
gielskim o rozmaityeh sportach.
Wreszcie gremialnemi zabiega'
mi przyczyniae sic snusimy, ably
Rad przyspieszy} budewe pomnika
Pulaskiego.
Jezeli tie cztery zadania nalezy-.
Gle spe}nimy, bedziemy Z zadowo~
leniem W sercu ma poczatku roku
~przyszfego mogli sobie zyczyc:
Dosiego. roku!
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

Szybkiem a. pewnem lekar-
TWEEN ma nerwowy Dol g}owy. ner-
wowosG, %znuzenie. m6zgowe, bez
zennosc, przygnebienie po'febraeh,
So se1ery op}atki ma Dol g}ewy ]
neuralgia. - Cena 25' ct.
20
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-04-18
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate
We're recorded in Waldo County Registry of
Deeds for the week ending April Il, 1901
Eunice L. Griffin, Cambridge, to Herbert B.
Devereaux, Stockton Springs; land and
buildings i'll Stockton Springs. Sewall C.
Vyles, Stockton Springs, to VIM. H. Smith,
do. land and buildings in Stockton Springs.
Frank A. Simpson, Winterport, to Winter
port Creamery Co.. land and buildings in
Winterport. Maria j. Liscomb Portland, to
Katharine C. Brier, Searsport; land and
buildings in SearspOrt. G. T. Marks ct al
Searsport, to B. o. Sargent, do: land in
Searsport. b. 0. 4 /. NJ. Sargent. Searsport.
to Sarah f. Towers, do. land and buildings
in Searsport. John II. Gilmore ct ais.
Chelsea, to Annie V. Stewart, Montville
land and buildings in Montville. Chas. H.
Mitchell, Monroe, to Vim. X. Burgess, do
land in Monroe. J. A. Holmes, Winterport,
to Frank Grant, do. land in Winterport.
Chas. A. Mckenney, Winterport, to Leslie
F. Simpson, Rockaway, \. y: land and
buildings in Monroe.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-04-18

The journal takes pleasure in pre- renting
this portrait of its largest individual adver-
tiser; one who believes in printers INK
and practices what he breaches. Mr. Bur-
kett began his business career in Belfast
with but little capital or experience. in COM
petition with men well equipped with both,
and he has often said that he attributes
much of his success to his advertisements
in The Journal. On the other hand he must
be credited with business and executive
abilities of high order, and with standing
behind his advertisements, SO that people
soon came to realize that Burketts bar
gains meant something-that they really
were bargains; and on bargain days his
spacious, well-lighted store in Odd Fellows
block is thrOnged with eager customers, and
his large corps of competent and obliging
clerks is taxed to the utmost to keep up with
their demands.
George W. Burkett is the son of William
and Charlotte V. (Simonton) Burkett, and
was born in Camden, Me-, in 1912. He spent
his bOyhOod in East Boston, where his father
was engaged in business as shipbuilder,
and attended the high school there. When
he was twenty-one years of age he was ap-
pointed Paymaster in the United States
Navy, receiving his appointment in Septem-
Der, 1868, and in December, while discharg-
ing his duties off Georgetown, S. c., he was
taken prisoner by the Confederates and was
in captivity until December, 1864, in Colum-
bia and Libby prisons. In 1869 he began his
mercantile career as a member of the Bel
fast dry goods firm of Simonton Brothers &
Co., and two years later bought the interests
of the other members of the firm. Since
1871 he has been in business without an as
sociate and has built up large trade. He
is director of the Odd Fellows Building
A ssociation, in whose handsome block his
large store is located. He is Master Ma
son, and as an Odd Fellow has passed all
the chairs and presided as Grand Conductor
| of the Grand Lodge In politics he is a Re-
publican and has served two years in the
| Board of Aldermen
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-04-18
Secret Societies.

Phoenix Lodge worked the third degree
Monday evening. Sixty members were pres
ent and witnessed the work Baked beans
and brown bread were served.
King Solomon Council, Royal and Select
Masters, worked three degrees on two cand-
dates saturday evening. a delegation came
from >earSport by steamer Castine, A ban
quet was served after the work
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, |. o. @. F., will
visit Madocawondo Lodge of Castine Fast
Day, and the degree staff of Aurora Lodge
will work the degree The steamer will
leave Lewis wharf at 80 ocOck
The chief event in Knights of Pythias
circ les this year will be the State Tourna-
ment of the Grand Domain of Maine at
City Hall, Portland, to-day, April 18th. A
very interesting and enjoyable program
has been prepared, and music will be pre-
pared by the band and orchestra of Pioneer
Lodge, No. II, of Pittsfeld. At 1886 an
address will be given by Col Edward c.
Milliken on ''The Uniform Rank, followed
by prize drill by Portland Company, No.
s, and Belfast Company, No. .. Capt.
company.
The Grand Officers of odd Fellows inst-
tuted Centre llarbor Lodge, l0i, at Brook
I'm last Friday with 1, charter members.
he officers present included Grand Master,
5. I. Felker of Clinton; Grand Secretary.
X. &. Dyer of Portland; President, Maria
l.. lowering of Watervile Of the Rebekah
Assembly; Secretary, Grace f. Walton of
Belfast of the Rebekah Assembly and
Past Grand Master Samuel Adams ui Bel
last. delegation of - was present from
Aurora Rebekah Lodge of Belfast and larg.
delegations from Ellsworth. Bluehill and
other neighboring lodges The Belfast
party went by "A special trip of steamer
tastlne, returning after day light th. r.Nt
morning. The d. gree was conferred hy
the degree staff of Aurora I1dg. and ths
Officer were Installed by the Grand Master
Following are the officers y q Frans.s
\. Bridges V g., Belle G. CLARK X :
Lena =. Lurvey = :. Fannie re1Ss IT,
X achael : lierriUk The ytsiiors w+rs
royalty entertained hy the kshckahs a The
new lodge. With an excellent f~pa-t And
every p"s>ihl" attention was shown then.
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Yachts and Boats.

| The New York World says: ga magnif-
| cent cup is to be offered by one of the best
known yachtsmen in New York for a race
between the Constitution, the lndepend-
ence and the Columbia" The name of the
donor is not given.
| E. L. Macomber went to Boston last Sat
urday to meet Mr.. Dodworth and took
with him fine photograph of the yacht he
is building for that gentleman, made by A.
S. Heal, who is an expert photographer.
Mr.. Maeomber will buy the lead in Boston
and expects to cast the keel for the yacht
the last of this week.
| ii. c. BaXter's steam yacht Neckan ar
rived at Bath, Saturday, from Gloucester,
| i'll tow of the Boston tug Confidence. Mr..
Baxter and a party of friends left Port
| land, last week, for a Southern cruise, but,
owing to an accident to the boiler. were
| obliged to delay. Repairs will be made at
the Bath Iron Works
| The April number of The Rudder has an
| illustrated article showing the construction
of the two cup-defenders, Constitution and
Independence. This is but one of the many
interesting features, which comprise re-
ports of cruises, plans for building yachts,
etc. Among the illustrations is one of the
wreck of the schooner Lester A. Lewis.
| Rudder Publishing Co., Murray street,
| New York.
| c. r. COomps went 10 boston last Satur-
day accompanied by Capt. William F.
| Welch, intending to return in a yacht he
has bought there. The weather was un-
favorable, however, and Mr.. Coombs return
ed home yesterday, leaving the yacht in the
stream. He will send a man from here to
assist Capt. Welch in bringing her to this
port. We understand that the yacht is the
slOop Mallard, II tons net, built at Chicago
in 1888. She has splendid accommodations
and full outfit, including storm sails, and
is specially designed for cruising.
The sloop yacht Lamont, owned by
Messrs. f. A. and S. E. Shuman, is at Bor-
den's shipyard, at the pumping station, un-
| dergolng extensive improvements. A bright
| hOlyStOne deck is being laid, and with
new rail, bulwark Stanchion, a new mast
and bowsprit. the Lamont is being meta
morphosed in a most elegant fashion. The
cabin is to be lighted by electricity, supplied
from storage batteries located under the
floor The ShumanS expect to get the La
mont into the water by May l. She will be
as handsome and well-equipped up-to-date
| during the coming season. She was built
at Deer Isle, Me-, in 1898. by j. W. Green.
She is 49, feet over all, 56 feet water line,
| 1}a feet beam, Is feet draught
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-04-18
PERSONAL.

Thomas G. Small went to Boston1ast week
for short visit.
Edward O. Thorndike arrived from Bos-
ton Saturday for short visit
John Parker visited his sister, Mrs. Mary
Parker, in Bangor last week.
Emery F. White is at home from Boston to
take part in the Pirates of Penzance
Harold T. Sib)ey returned to Dartmouth
College yesterday, after his Easter vacation.
Edward H. Fletcher, student at Harvard
College, was in Belfast last week on busi-
ness.
Tyler II. Bird of Rockland visited his
parents in this city fewsdays the past
week.
Collins McCarty and family have moved
to their cottage at Temple Heights for the
season.
Capt. John W. Ferguson left Saturday for
New York to join his vessel, schooner F. c.
Pendleton.
Dudley Carleton of Sedgwick, former
resident of this city, was in Belfast Monday
on business.
Mrs. Ann NJ Chenery returned to Boston
yesterday, Wednesday, from visit of few
days in Belfast.
Misses Maude NJ. Mlliken and Mary F.
Johnson arrived home Saturday from visit
in New York.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ingraham returned home Sat-
urday from Melrose, Mass, and will spend
the summer here.
Edmund p. Brown returned Monday to
Caribou, after a short visit to his father,
Frederick W. Brown.
John II. Healey and family moved to Pros
pect Thursday. Mr.. Healey is at work on
Mosquito Mountain.
Mrs. Geo. O. Bailey has arrived home
after spending the winter in Massachusetts
and Rockland, Maine.
in Boston, returned to her home in Frank
| fort by train Wednesday.
| Master Earl Bailey White celebrated his
| fifth birthday by party at his home on Bay
| View street Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs VIM. L. Wentworth of East Orland call
ed on friends in Belfast last week She was
| on her way home from visiting her parents,
| Capt. and Mrs. Ephraim E. Pendleton, in
| Boston.
| Ralph T. Freeman, veterinarian, has lOcat-
| ed in Dexter, and the Gazette says he has
had considerable business since he came
there. He spent a few days in Rockland
recently with his brother, DR.. +. f. Free
man.
A. c. Mosman and Walter Hobbs and
their wives expect to return to AndroscOggin
| county and continue their Diamond Garment
Cutting business. They will probablyIocate
in Auburn until Lisbon Falls RECEIVERS from
| the effects of the fire.