The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-10
.uv NEWS OF BELFAST.

N''s .ndum calendar pad.
r'" Roix is getting ready to build
taF, ,t in the Passagassawaukeag Yacht
Sow p' He has borrowed some bat
GLIB , pr viii KimOall and is now waiting
l sr aater.a- . -. u.,,o ,.u IT,. ,,,
I| ..,n met in annual session Jan. I'd,
A''y'g '',,rned one week. The Waldo Coun-
80 81" ,.,ociation met the same even
q .s D aiourned one week.
~ -. and others who put up ice for
sumption filled their houses last
hAD' In, the retail dealers will wait until it
7's' ,,,ter The ice last week measured
~ inches and was clear and bright.
oa. weather prophets failed to read
l' a. Alright last week. Thursday night
F r5ds, all signs indicated heavy
s'- Thursday afternoon the barometer
% 1850. and fell during the night to
''' Two very bright sun-dogs appeared
s.,, morning. but the weather continued
.r sud cold until Monday,
..s who are interested in the move
..or.t hospital in Belfast are requested
s.i Memorial Hall to-day, Thursday,
..., n. 10 form Ladies' Hospital Aid
.i,,ior. The physicians of the city
,oot, afe interested in the undertak-
," n5teI in The Journal some weeks
81
~..srt exhibit of the Runner Klub at A.
-l.,,s. 4 COS attracted much attention
,..., week. 1t illustrates an incident in
.r5,e down the Reach in the steam
,i- ta.reyert. A distinguished member
--.. hIuh informed Capt. Coombs that
-.. welt acquainted with the Reach,
roar;el the pilot house to act as
-,-,r Just as he announced All
ill.,, fs-e. captain" the steamer made
..a shave to a ledge, and the artist
4.. .sf as depicted the look of horror
.. Ht-, Of the passengers as the
4...... rock revealed itself alongside.
.-.r.. , mounted in a rustic frame
.r4. Il. the corners, respectively, by
.-. s--.uI uJ}, straw and kindling wood
.|. .1pa If coal. The frame, as well as
5. -lra. S. It work of art. 1t is under
cad -H- picture viii be presented to Mr..
E- t the Belfast Fuel Il Hay Co.
1..rr meeting of the Waldo County
..-rIu society was held in the court
.l, sunday, and the following
-.-,..I. trustees elected: President, ID.
presidents, }. c. Townsend,
-rretary, B. \. Conant; assist
III. .D.t-.. j. = Fernald treasurer, G.
& tr lu,tees, f. A. Griffin, NJ. b.
rr-1 " g. Wadlin, ID. c. Greenlaw,
T Ia.s, H. VI. Cunningham, W. G.
'--.u. Vs. m lttord, c. A. Piper, G. o.
a.r., vs. ID Beckwith, Fred Racklitf. 1t
ID. rt .l hold Il three days fair the
r--s bel ie the Monroe fair. The report
a. treasurer showed a balance of over
81 FL tl- treasury after paying all purses
u premiums in full and all bills of the
t-f eW adjourned to February LIST at
MsN- sl HOME TALENT. The Rialto
.naa.l an, the newly organized troupe
tdtI PLAYERS, has the 4-act comedy drama
o. II-mau Romance" well in hand, and
d r.arl. sails show that it will be present
-.I soud style, The subscription sales of
fsel, aEa large and indications are that the
Bllg will receive a crowded house The
gar Il, the title Indicates, is laid in Vir-
.lll ,he plot is very interesting, and the
llg abwUls IN dramatic situations which
N tr attention of the audience until the
@h ' Die curtain. Comedy and tragedy
~ Tended in the story as to best hold
IT, t--a,i Of all. The comedy includes
- -l3es, an eccentric artist, an Irish
-I.- l-g"o, and a giddy old maid. The
j,s published in The Journal last
-s IAe music will be by the Bohemian
4y assisted by Parker, drummer, and
fla i-er Trombone. A number of high
-s. >l-ea.Jies by local talent will be pre-
-.-l-arh evening, and will be most en-
@-A- i4a'lrr. The play will be presented
l .ra- pera House Monday evening,
81 BID l | Mon Hall, Searsport, for the
.--H' I scars Lodge of Odd Fellows, Jan.
h~ opera House, Camden, under
a- t,Yes Of the Business Mems Asso.
-t4 3ml 18th, and in Emery Hall, Bucks
F'1tah lIth The sale of reserved seats
" 4sAlay evening will open at Mixers
.'Aa''" Friday, morning, at 9 o'clock.
"Ce. 81 20 and 50 cents.
9FPNc ITEMS. A. NJ. Carter loaded
p "MsIo9 Morse with hay for Boston
x Week apt. S. C. Rich has exchang.
n he Sch. f. S. Wilson with Capt. Free.
r"l Huteings of Winterport for Sch
'a''n he Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. load
" 'lr SHARON with kiln-wood for Rockport
,''l'as She IS 80 tons and was built in
'--AI4Oie, Mass, in 1913. David B. Smith
.O @ Essex, Mass, have named large
''-IdSted clipper schooner for Maxine Ell
ls famous actress, formerly of Rock
9ea llayight, which struck on ledge
'''anetiam recently and was lowed to
''''al' Was taken on the South Marine
-'4l Ion repairs, including 90 feet of
A4=' She will return to Stonington
r.. ''u 'l'ue tor New York. Eight anchors,
'.'ls between three and four thousand
n -'' each, made at the Camden Anchor
f. "l7 On their way to San Francisco,
I>thnus of Panama The Stand
a. 'ompany's new steel ship Astral,
H. ! launched at Bath, draws only Z
s.a .aPlIes of water, light. A wooden
f.. VII me same dimensions would draw
MA, III ledS1......Sch. William Slater has
'''' yea a cargo of coal at Hyannis and