The Republican journal., 1901-05-30
-ar NEWS OF BELFAST.

n,sr meeting of the City Council
DE ', NEIL held next Monday evening.
daI - &c G Norton's hens recently laid 4
one " n weighing more than 3 IL ounces.
- s Fahy and c. H. Crosby each
N> ore than 20 pounds of salmon at
',,sr May I'D
iau' Linn blossom on a stem % inches
j ur as picked in the yard of Enoch c.
M esiop last week
HD"- o, road machine bought by the city,
lD7 stee1 reversible, has arrived and is
inty on the roads.
W. ,.,stees of Waldo County Agricul-
lD' jar will meet in the court house
aT' ,u Friday, afternoon at O'Clock.
~ :, stsples has received from South
a large number of strawberry
5ia' ,od set them out at his place in East
ssast
s.isnments of justices of the Supreme
l' ,,r the remainder of the court year
eD .r made. Justice Powers will pre-
,ba september term in this city.
,+. nave been granted to local inven-
-'s allows: ". G. Blake, Castine, COM
..n fir preventing mildew on canvas !;
Monroe. Searsport, oscillating steam
.sas
-ss sanborn of Waldo probably takes
s,ln, As a vigorous old man. He is rs
~ Jd one day last week in ten hours
'..l-d hauled out and spread ten loads
.,,ra His horse weighs 400 pounds
..qs well loaded at every trip.
.,.t, of Grammar school pupils went
..,.po,t saturday to take part in and
....s came of base ball, but the Sears
.f.,> we're not ready and the game was
..,o-5 ne week. The boys and girls
.., pleasant afternoon. however, and
r,oa,omely entertained by their Sears
54gabHs.
r swift has a I. D. pipe that has
.. u a~- more than ten years. lhwas
r, . OF old pipes left by the late
-.r srt.r in a club room when he went
.r..n ID has been frequently used, but
d. .af acky career. The pipe stem is
a.tl and the pipe is not even nick
t r.tser and A. d. Bumps of Water
IA Knox Tuesday and purchased
.t. .ar- susie Pickering of F.. G. Nose.
....- vas sired by Pickering, go; dam
--. . She was never in but one race,
= .-uaI each heat. 1t was said she was
winning the race at the time, but
for second place. Susie can show
p. fu this spring, and we hope she
M chance to prove her merits
and Home.
7-. HT~. Harry Emmons caught a
10 a.- hing p pounds in Little River
M slaDd Saturday. HOLSTERS are
-- -er each year, and the present
a.-.- ir size. Herbert Stevens of East
.a, furnishing Bramhall with some
e. .-- o.. The sch. Hector of Deer Isle
~8usIday with fine lot of live and
.- .a>trrS and fresh cod and haddOck.
>.n.U inc fish were caught in Swan
5- ..- past week, including 7-pound
l- ar viii WeShee. "A Goldfish weigh
HllS was caught near Dice's Head,
.tt.. LAST week and was brought to Bran
Art
r l-am & Crawford of Allston, Mass.
n-y Of Belfast, and Walter L. and
.aI burlington of Charlestown, are ar
.4- for two personally conducted ex-
,,l, 81 leave Boston for the Pan-Ameri-
Exposition, Buffalo, on June 2Sth and
9TH Each trip will be of eleven days
lNI uclude the Hudson River by day
.- Albany, Niagara Falls, Clayton, The
u-ro Islands, st. Lawrence River, La
d. Rapids and Montreal, with four days
bl-4ia Ample time will be allowed for
fling aces of interest en- route. The
- he managers is at No. % City
lIa arlestoWn, Mass.
rF Noon STREAM. There has been
Siderable discussion as to whether fish
owed in Half Moon Stream in
A nifty Pond and its tributaries are
'-i 1Jlt some claim that the prohibition
-sf. auly to so much as lies within the
- aity. The following letter in re-
an inquiry, settles the question.
AUGUSTA, May %, 1901.
. futile,
-or Sir In reply to your favor | beg to
'lat al the tributaries of Unity Pond
ae>eI to all fishing, wherever situated.
-t.re, if Half Moon stream is a tribu-
4" tis pond the whole stream is closed.
Very truly,
/. T. CARLETON, Chairman,
ommiSsionerS of Inland Fisheries.
aiplNG ITEMS. Two old-timers were
IBID out at the same time on Gilchrest's
ae IaliWay last week-the schooners
Ill dexter and Abdon Keene. The Dexter
tils net, was built at Stonington, Conn,
4, and halls from Portland. She was
5naily a smack and in her day was no
%. smart craft. Mr.. Gilchrest will fit
UP and use her for pleasure sailing, and
give the Belfast Runner Klub trip
vi tAe bay later in the season. The
-lt IS 80 tons net, was built at Essex,
''-' N $50, and halls from Portland. She
built for fisherman and is of the usual
Fof fhe craft of her day. The schooners
# launched Saturday afternoon, and the
INTER NJ. & NJ. taken ON. Some repairs
f made to her machinery, the bottom
Aed and she was launched Monday
las IN season to go to Bucksport and
Hon Irregular trip. Sch. Maria Web
arrived Sunday, light. from Mt. Desert
to Ioad hay for the Belfast Fuel &
49, at Standpoint for Rockland. -.
Aira b. Weaver was towed to Bangor
'-ilal morning to load lumber for New