The Republican journal., 1902-01-16
Pensions have been granted as follows

Pensions have been granted as follows
Lyman A. Sawyer, Orland, $40.
The W. C. T. Z, will meet with Mrs.
L. g. Clark this, Thursday, afternoon at
80 o'clock.
Thomas II. Marshall Relief Corps will
have a supper at Memorial Hall next Tues
day at p H. All interested are requested
to furnish food. The public are cordially
invited Admission 10 cents.
Portraits Of Hon. John \. Peters, former
chief justice of the Supreme Court of
Maine, and of Hon. John Wilson of Belfast,
member of Congress in lS13-15 and lS17-l9,
have been hung in the Law Library room
| in the court house.
The first lecture in the course of five by
the Murray Club of the Universalist church
will be given Thursday evening, Jan. 3oth,
by Rev Frank o. Hall, ID. d., of Cambridge,
Mass. The subject of this Illustrated
lecture will be: cover the Alps and Down
the Rhine
Bangor will cut no ice this winter-tha
is, no ice for shipment. That was settled
last Friday by Supt. Lawrence Of the
American Ice Co., and the four tugs engag-
ed in breaking out the river were ordered to
discontinue operations. The company will
cut ON the kennebec and on the Hudson.
Advertisements
The annual stockholders meeting of the
Belfast National Bank was held Tuesday
forenoon, January 18th The old board of
| Il ole
follows Directors, j. G. Brooks, A. a.
| Howes, w. b. Swan, c. b. IIaZeltine, T.
w. Pitcher president, j G. Brooks cashier,
{. W. Wescott
The town of fremont has brought a suit
against the city of Belfast for the support
of one Henry A. Dyer for 500. The munich
pal officers have engaged James p. Wight TO
90 to Ellsworth to employ counsel to defend
the case in the Supreme Court, which opens
next Tuesday. Persons here who know
Dyer say he has not lived here for 20 years.
There is nothing new in the shoe factory
situation. F. II. WEIGH WAS in Boston last
week consulting with manufacturers and
expects to have proposition to lay before
the assignees in Il few days. Elmer A.
Sherman was in Boston for the citizens
committee last week, to learn about par
ties who talk of coming here
The annual stockholders meeting of the
Peoples National Bank was held Tuesday
afternoon and the old board Of directors
was reelected, as follows r. F. Dunton,
James Pattee, c. n. Black c. f. Knowlton,
Chas. P. Hazeltne, F. R. Wiggin and Tiles
ton Wadlin. The meeting of the directors
for choice of officers etc, was held Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Postmaster A. |. Brown of Belfast, who
has the management of the Mckinley
Memorial fund collections in Waldo County,
says that so far as the towns have re-
ported all have contributed the full amount
assigned them, and many individuals are
anxious to give more than the maximum
amount asked for. AS Jan. Doth is Nc
Kinley day in Maine Mr. Brown urges all
who are making collections to close them as
soon as possible and report
SHIPPING ITEMS Sch. Minnie CLace
went to Standpoint Monday to load hay for
Rockland. Capt. Haugh remained ashore
anu tdpt L ilL w dtUtlSOll, JT.. ndu COM
mand. Sch Carrie C. Mills arrived Tues
day from Barren Island, n. Y, with phos-
phate for L. A. Knowlton... Sch. Viola
! Reppard, which has been thoroughly over
hauled on Gilchrest's marine railway, is to
load hay at Winterport for Brunswick or
Charleston. She will be commanded by
Capt. Barter, her former commander, Capt.
! Williams ha IyipU tal, ca
| van....A. NJ. Carter is loading sch Com
merce with hay for fremont.
New ADVERTISEMENTS The big fire
sale at George W. Burkett's is drawing to a
! close, and extra inducements are offered in
the line of still lower prices to close out the
stock before the work of repairing and
renovating the store begins. The situation
is the same with A. A. Howes & Co., whose
fire sale still goes on and is making great
/ inroads in their large stock. 1t is a great
opportunity to buy dry goods and groceries,
....Fred A. johnson is the Waldo County
agent for Warmers Rust Proof Corsets. :.
See Carrie d Jones offer of free glass ware.
Agents for Alfred Peats prize wall paper.
! ....Single man or man and wife wanted on
| - Ae'i III - 'SOC 1uNI. VI AHSOId CdGS WdnCou.
1.-The Red Tag Sale Of Harry W. Clark
d Co., SO Main street, has proved great
success, both to the firm and the public
The firm is disposilg of its large stock of
mems and boys clothing, and the public is
getting the benefit of the low prices Mrs.
George A. Blodgett and Eugene Swift
publish card of thanks. -. Ward &
Wadsworth, successors to E. A. Wads-
worth, want 1000 men and women to buy
meats and vegetables at their MARKET.
Girl wanted to do general homework
! Apply to Miss A. V. Field, Primrose Hill
:...See the card of Hon. T. r. SimontOn,
lawyer and real estate agent Within the
! past year $4,000 worth of land properties
were sold in Camden through his agency.