The Republican journal., 1902-12-04
-9r NEWS. OF BELFAST.

Efs'' fnr some time, ..strayed away
ssssla0'' Monday and the police searched
MI H'u n. returned during the night.
"' c1.hest has leased the building
3s' ,t,n street owned by F. A. How
va ard occupies it as a carpenter
:. Z asa. shop for his sh'p-0'i'dins bust
,,a Co. are putting gravel roofs
a,tituore block, 56x47 feet, in Cam
alT .p the car house of the Street
Ri ~ ,a io5x55 feet, at Glen Cove, Rock
n..o Bros have begun rebuilding
fa+s hi Their shipyard. A crew went
VIZ far the lumber Nov. Goth. The
aH be retopped and generally
esa:;.lsned 49, n.,.... $500.
be nseal year ending June 80, 1902,
net revenue, S6,053GS. The
...,trts at Camden were S21, 12S.64
-aas 5a49.S2.
r. iafi. a1,l supply of Thanksgiving
a11ut evenly balanced. Fogg
.,,a HOl one hen and White &
|1....,a 1r chicken left when they
t4. -s Thanksgiving Day at noon.
u4lt ,uos fall of Wednesday after
.4 made slippery travelling for
|e.t, -5ud smooth-shod horses slid
..}. one man was obliged to
u.1u and load outside the city
.... N0r,e IN to be shod.
-. F4tEM. A change is pro-
si id5 test of the fire alarm
., 1. est at 5 o'clock p. m.lwill be
0... the double blast on the
e- .. at noon. The Friday
....- . box in the system is coa-
...r.- I.r- Tomorrow noon box No.
.-r. .... n Main and Beaver streets
..l agee.
iaNis ttlGOI llt anu Coull-
la> opened an Office for the
e. profession at No. II Main
... -.. ~ a Swjft's shoe store. Mr..
f.,t.. ...s >- tiated with his brother, 4.
-ra- > 1or several years, after
..... .-s>tul examination for ad-
r.. . l-f5., and has both the expert
... To ensure success in his
+.. IN HINA, This does not
a4 -4- I.0-JlS are IN the Orient it means
fi-.... china ware may be had at
sr-y They have big stock of
.s - ta44- IN useful and ornamental
7n -i,ng the room it occupies for
ru. .suh of their business they are
.. at prices that throng their
5-rl buyers. 1t is rare OPP
secure very desirable articles
q r-s gifts Look in their windows
,t-.- wed read what they say of their 80
IGel are also offering great bar
ss glass and granite ware
-a7h ,v LADDER BALL. The an
4.c-.-- and ball of the Belfast Hook &
Alt. ul8ny at the Opera House We'd
ai. ling, Nov. 26th, was very en-
l4 OCCASION, and was well attended by
ll-5-, ala spectators. Lakies Orchestra
ai-.-' 5he delight of the audience the
a a- ueert program:
b A tegiment.. ...............H Hall
7-. H-. l ial Attire. Ringlebeu
lei ''i songs. E. n. Catlin
.e. HE Fire Flies. SinteniS
..a. Walls, Creole Bellies. ....... Lamb
-ef w 4Moilta. .CZibulka
all Nn.-.-. .............. WadS worth
4,e IT, oueert came the grand march.
aG ed by Chief Engineer Clough
81 e Hrt.e WEIGH. A dance of Is
4.a.s and tn intermission at which re-
at.-H- were served, followed. Chief
.-H- .u-t was in charge of the floor,
ID t4-eur j. Cook and Axel w. Wiley
'' present Hook & Ladder Com
- '.- -ntI y organized, but the major
a n-'HberS have had experience in
-'" any. The officers are: Cap
HbbinS; foreman, c. Sheldon
'@a.1 brennan, J. P. Jewett; clerk and
-t'-.e samuel Hodgkinson; members,
a 'I4--, L. Harmon, r. F. Darby, A.
-"e.-, H. Weber, f. S. Perkins, j.
--'.I F stephenson, f. R. Ellis, j, F.
7s'-r ami George Black.
'fAALF NOTES. The Merryconeag en-
'7' W % her new arrangement Monday.
j As astlne INTO the route. She leaves
~'sieN az 80 a. M, or on arrival of
'' lGom Bangor, touching at Standpoint
Milf Fort Point S.25; Castine 9.15; Bel
s'N'4', uf on arrival of train from Burn
4 NVrihport Campground 1915; Temple
Tslls lL", arriving at Camden at - and
AS.1g CLOSE connection with the electrics
y h0t6p9it, Rockland, Thomaston, War
-'7F She leaves Camden at 1890 D. m.
1'A'is At he SOrthport landings and ar
'T' .A belfast at $50, leaving ample time
"i'7'J With the afternoon train arrives
~ -'i Ut 1T n, touches at Fort Point and
4'.on' and arrives at Bueksport at
connecting with the evening train for
i''g. ' the new arrangement passen-
W. --H cave Castine at 9.15 have 4 hours
'5'd~' and arrive back in Castine at 3.45.
'-''' week S storms detained the Boston
"a" I'll both ends of the line. The CITY of
'lso' winch left here for Boston Nov. 26th,
''7i 'n Rockland about 5.15 p. M, but it
~ N rough she did not make landing
u anchored inside the break water. She
4'''4l al Rockland until Saturday morn
:, wing at Boston that evening. The
''OSeot left Boston Nov. 25th, but an
''l al quarantine, and did not arrive
h 1atll Just before noon Saturday.
= service on the Kennebec division of
4 [@S'eln Steamship Co. was discontin-