The Republican journal., 1902-11-20
Tileston E. Woodside, ESQ.,, of Sabattus is

| 'iSitinS HIS Uncle, 1lleSlOn adm, Esq.
The ladies of the Universaist church
will hold their annual fair at Memorial
Hall Wednesday and Thursday afternoon
and evening, Dee sd and 4th
Who wouldn't live in Biddeford, when
coal is selling there at IS a ton ?-Rockland
! Courier-GaZette.
| Why not Belfast, where coal has been ST. rs
per ton?
The dredger Cumberland will be given her
trial trips at Bath next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, after which she will be
taken out on marine railway for the final
coat of outside paint.
Mrs. ESSie p. Garlic and Miss Mllicent
| Pierce held very successful opening of
ladies garments from Garlic & Jones stock
in Castine Tuesday. They had large sale
of high grade garments.
A small collection of oil paintings by
| waiter Gilman Page, consisting of land
scapes painted at Castine, Me-, during the
| past summer, is now on exhibition at Mr.
George +. Davenport'S store, Hamilton
place. Boston Budget
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Belfast post office for the week ending Nov.
10 Ladies-Mrs. f. =. Rich. Gentlemen
Thaddeus Briggs, Frank Cunningham jim
Marsh, Hason Meservey
John X. Dunton, Esq, is to move his law
office from the Savings Bank block, where
he has been connected with his brother, r.
F. Dunton, ESQ, to the rooms over Swift's
shoe store, which are being remodeeG for
| his use.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Albert ). York, Monroe, ST.; original
widows, etc, Caroline =. Braley, Pittsiield,
| SD; Henry l.. Marshall, Camden, IS
| George II. Fisher, West Winterport, ST.;
| Frank Rowe, Jr., South Brooks, S24.
The body of Gilbert Benner, who died re-
Gently in Boston, arrived Tuesday and was
inferred in the East Northport Cemetery.
/ lie was former resident of N0rthport
and had been in the commission business in
| Boston number of years. He was broth
er of Arson and Lewis Benner of North
port.
In The Heart of Chicago was played in the
Opera House Tuesday evening by very
good company. b. L. Parker in the role of
John Ames the villain, and Mae Brtton and
VIII Kiiby in the lighter parts, were very
fine, The scenery was excellent. The tire
and the bridge scenes were among the best
seen here for some time.
y prize masquerade ball will be given at
Searsmont Thanksgiving night, Nov. nth;
if stormy, Friday night. Three dollars will
be given to the most comically dressed
couple, and d cash prize to the lady wearing
the plettie>t costume. This will be the last
ball of the season under the management of
Misses Knight and McCorrSon.
Fields $ Pendleton of New York City
recently bought a frame for d 4-mastcd
schooner, and O. X. Webster is fitting the
mouldS Mr.. Pendleton expects to build her
next season, probably at Belfast She will
be about the size and very nearly the same
model us the Brina p Pendeton, recently
built here by his father, Capt F. C. Pendle-
ton.
TIE PHENIX HOUSE SOLD. Leonard L.
Gentmer has sold the Phoenix House proper
ty to Winfield :. Edminster of Frankfort.
Mr., Edminster will make some changes in
the house and re-establish the dining room,
which has been closed for some time Mr.
GentEer has leased the stable and retains
the livery stock and will continue the bust
ness as before.
VETERAN : MEETING The Waldo County
Veteran Association met with Dana b.
Carter Post, Freedom Nov 9th The
weather in the morning was unfavorabie,
but it is a cold day when the veterans fail to
so to Freedom. The following towns were
represented Clinton, Troy, Knox, Liberty,
Morrill,, Thorndike, Belfast, Searsport,
Freedom, Brooks and Waldo. President
VIM. Rowe called the forenoon meeting to
order and the records were read aud adopt
ed The committee on time and place of
the next meeting reported as follows: time,
Dec. 4th place, f. NJ. Billings Post, Mon
roe. Then an Adjournment was made for
dinner, which was one Of the best Dinner
over the afternoon meeting was called to
order and the following program given:
Prayer by Rev. W. A. Richmond; singing
by choir; address of welcome by V. y.
Higgins; response by Lorenzo Jones;
music by orchestra select reading BY Jose
phine Brown remarks by Comrade VIM. II.
Moody; singing by choir; remarks by Com
rade j. O. johnson; song by Comrade
Furber recitation by Claude Mutt remarks
by Comrade Stinson; closing with a vote of
thanks to the good people of Freedom for
their entertainment, and singing America. -
A. StlnSon, Sec'y.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The schooner Pendle-
ton Brothers, Capt VIM Kneeland, made
the run last week from South Boston flats
to Rlcker's Island in 81 hours She was
light, and is now loading cement in bags at
New York for Mobile, Ala. g. Two Rock
land coasters made quick runs last week.
The Ella Francis was only IL hours and the
Jennie G. Pillsbury II hours from Rockland
to New York. The bark Rebecca Crowell,
Capt. Dow, which arrived Oct 80 at Barba-
dos and proceeded the same day, with bone
for Philadelphia from Rosario ran aground
in the river below Rosario and was assisted
OFT at an expense of $3.50. .. Sch Ada S.
Babson had "a fine run from ST. Peters and
arrived at Bucksport Nov 18th from the
Grand Banks with a handsome but not
quite d full fare of from 300 to 1000 quintals
OF cod fish, etc. .SchS. Sarah Hill and Ma