The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-13
NORTHPORT NEWS.

The deeds were recorded last week by
which the J. n Stewart property at Temple
Heights, including the Pioneer cottage and
! other lots in the same square, and the
watering trough near by, were transferred
to the Beacon Ethical Union corporation.
! Miss Georgia Kelley and Mrs L. II.
| Cooper of Shore Acres who have been the
guests of Chas. Woodman Of Maiden, Mass,
are expected to arrive home this week.
Miss Kelley has been in Boston and New
! York and will be prepared to delight the
| ladies of Belfast and Northport with the
latest styles in dressmaking.
| Miss Mary B. Grant closed very sue
cessful term of ten weeks school at the Cove
last Friday This school is supported by
/ Mrs. Henrietta Hill White of Brookline,
| Mass. 1t is the fifteenth year in succession
/ that Mrs. White has furnished a ten weeks
| term of school for the Cove scholars at a
cost of 800 per year, besides putting in
new desks and repairing outbulldlngs at a
| cost of nearly 5000 Comment is unneces-
| sary.
| In passing by the house of the widow
Rose Snow Tuesday the writer called to
mind the language of James in his general
| epiStle to the twelve tribes, (viZ., Pure re-
| ligion, and undetiled before God and the
! Father, is this, to visit the fatherless and
widows in their att1iction,) by seeing twenty
| five whole souled and great hearted N en-
and youths, led by the grey haired veteran
/ q +,f
old oceans storms in every cline for more
! than forty years, but who is now settled
/ down to pass the remainder of his Years at
! his pleasant residence on Beech hill, max
ing an attack upon an eight-cord pile of the
/ widows wood, which before night they
! had reduced to stove wood. 1t was a grand
sight, and may every one of them be ''bless-
ed in basket and in store
Following is the treasurer's report for the
year ending March Sd, by politeness of J.
/ h. Ilurd:
RECEIPTS.
By cash from last year ............ S314 81
| " Collector OF taxes tor
1900 and 1901 ....... ......... $500 90
! BY cash from State dog licenses re-
funded ........,............... 10 10
| BY cash from town clerk dog Ii
cenSeS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 90
By cash from town clerk other IL
cenSeS... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ OU
BY cash from State pension, re-
funded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 90
BY cash from taxes and tax deeds. II 80
, BY cash from State school fund and
mill tax Observation-Disclosures. 35l -
BY cash from use of hearse out Of
toWn............ .................. / 30
BY cash from rebate on abatement oS
S6,242 81
EXPENDITURES.
To paid State tax for 1901 .,........ SSH -
9 county : & .......... 45S 81
" 90 State pension and dog Ii
censes ............ IS 90
To paid town bonds and Interest,". :,5s II
" Selectmen's orders ......... 4 ,296 81
Cash in treasury. is 80
S6,242 81
Following is an abstract of the selectmen's
report for the year ending March ), 1902, by
politeness of II. W. Elwell, chairman of
selectmen:
OFFICERS BILLS. EXPENSES OF TOWN.
Selectmen's bills, II. W. Elwell,
S7S %; d. c. Greenlaw, $3.50;
NJ. b. Whiting, S3s 80. ........... S165. 95
Clerk 1862; Vital statistics, $40. 1872
Treasurer Observation-Disclosures. $500
Supt. OF Schools. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. 10
Board of Health. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5.75
Road Commissioner. ...-............ l44.6
Collector of Taxes, S]tA.S0; conSta-
bic, Sl10O. .......... 1850
Highways, 81 ABS, IA Camp Grounds,
$40; repairs road machine, $3.50, 1,S23,64
State road, $50; watering trough,
$500; soldiers graves, $500. 1900
Police, S14.00; cemetery, S12.O3;
attachments, $46.79. ..........-... 7-.S2
Sheep killed by dogs, $500; station
cry, $685.; hall rent, S11.0O. ....... 1885
Poor bills, S424.96; trampS, 500;
lawyers advice $500 ............. 43471
Hurd VS.. Benner on bondS........... 1928
Tax deeds, s 1l3S justice fees, 75cts. 1918
Teachers wages and board, $757.30;
transportation of scholars, S19660, $3.50
Text books, SOS. 90; repairs on school
houses, S45.;1. ...... ............. 1881
Wood, S39.25; janitor's supplies,
$1,000. >. ........................ 62.25
Privy. $4,000. ....... ............... 90. 90
S4,296.61
RESOURCES OF TOWN MARCH 3, 1902
Due from State for State road. ..;, $500
GO sheep killed by
dogs. ...................... 500
Due from tax deeds ............. 1l5S
'' &c A. F. Elwell, Coll. on Com.
of 1901 .................. 2,34o. on
Cash in hands of treasurer. ....... $3.50
S2,512 30
LIABILITIES.
Poor bills due April 1st.,.....-..... $500
Bills of 0. Woodbury. for wood. 2.75
School funds to be appOrtioned. .... 33l73
Outstanding bonds. ................. 10000
Interest due on bonds. 1900
Excess of resources over liabilities, l,579 "a
S2,512.3 80
STATE OF OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO, ss
LUCAS COUNTY. 90
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. }. CHENEY & Co..
doing business in the City of Toledo, County and
state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1886.
}sEAL A. W. GLEASON,
t~~' Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly On the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best. 4W11