The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Byron L. Larrabee of West Winterpori
has moved to Frankfort, where he has
leased the billiard hall and barber shop
formerly owned and conducted by Daniel
Clements.
Fire alarm box No. %, at the corner of
Main and Pleasant streets, will be pulled
at u O'Clock tomorrow, Friday, and sound.
ed but once, instead of four times as in a
bona tide alarm.
Armor Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters
and Sons, will meet next Wednesday even.
ing at o'clock. Persons who wish to Join
are requested to notify any of the members
before that time.
A deed was recorded in the Waldo Couu-
ty Registry of Deeds, Oct 2Sth. conveying
the Bay View Stock Farm in East Belfast
from Geo. D. Otis of Everett, Mass, to
Elisha W. Cobb of Swampscot, Mass.
There will be Halloween social at the
home of Miss Nettie NJ. Follett, No l Park
St. Friday evening of this week. AS many
as can are kindly requested to come attired
in sheets and pillow cases. Admission 10
cents.
Advertised list of letters in the post
office, Oct. 2Sth. Ladies-Mrs. Walter W.
Brown, Mrs. O. F. Herrick; Martha George
Gentlemen--Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. W. L.
Matthews, Junius Mattorn, Esq, Arthur c.
| Norwood, Mr.. Skinner
f, Sheriff Norton is making great improve
| pna on for tI,o 4; ~
a windmill has been erected to supply the
house and barn with water, and furnace
and bath room put into the house A large
area has been ploughed for cultivation next
season.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
will meet with Dana Is. Carter Post, Free
dom, Nov. 9Th. There viii be no postpone
ment on account of the weather The post
| will furnish the beans and coffee Freedom
is a fine place TO meet and the boys always
give us a welcome. Come one, come all
A. Stnson, Sec'y.
A BIG BAG OF BIRDS. Fred A. johnson,
William IL. Ilall and Herbert T. Field have
returned from a ten days bird hunting tril
at MatinicuS. They went by the regular
steamers, and stopped at boarding house,
going out cunning in local boats. They
| shot more than d hundred ducks and brakes
and as many more cOotS, ploVer and other
birds They found Holsters very cheap and
had them served in all the ways known to
their host Bert brought home a supply of
Goldfish which he bought at the island lie
got a good bargain and the others tell how
much he paid for them.
\ HANDSOME FUTB-MAsTEE The-four-
masted schooner Brina P pendleton on the
stocks in Pendleton Bros. yard in Belfast is
! of very graceful lines and of d model adapt
ed both to speed and good carrying capacity.
She is owned by Capt. Fields c. Pendletop
and family of lslesboro and J d. Mulvaney
of Bangor, and is named after the wife of
Capt. Pendlet0n. Her frames are Of Maine
oak and hackmatack and planlling and cell
Ing Of Southern pine. Her dimensions are
as follows: Length, 192.6 feet BREADTH IS
feet depth, ~ feet number of decks, ,:
number of maStS, t gross tonnage. 93:; IS
net tonnage, s21.79. The lower masts are of
| Oregon pine % feet long. The topmaSts are
| 80 feet iibboom, t3 feet spanber boom, 5}
booms and gatfs, TO- She has anchors
each weighing 5000 pounds, and 2-inch
chains The anchors are handled, capstans
worked, sails hoSted, and other heavy
work done by steam power. The after
cabin is finished in mahogany and sycamore
and the forward cabin in mahogany and
! ash. She is fully equipped with bath rooms,
toilet rooms, etc, O. r. Webster of Belfast
is master builder; VIM. kelIar OF Thomas
ton and Fred Sanborn OF Belfast, black
smiths Harry IIayford of Nilbridgn. ioin-
er; Gilbert Watson of Harrington, calker
Geo X. Stoyer of Belfast. fastener; Ernest
Sprague of lslesbor0, ChaS. Brier and W. $
1 Aldus of Belfast, painters; Henry Gardiner
OF Castine, rgger, J. u. Mulvaney of Ban
gor, sailmakeI SIZE Will be commanded, by
Capt. Walter Small of IsleSboro. The YES
next Saturday. probably between II and T.
O'Clock.
A FINE BAND CoNHE RT. In the past We
have had Halls, Gilmore's and Sousa's
Bands. and last Friday evening Phinney s
United States Band gave concert in Bel
fast Opera House fully equal to any OF
the others. Frederick Phinney, the leader
is thorough musician and model ban(
master. Last Friday evening there were
| thirty men on the stage, including the d
rector, Every number on the program re-
ceived well deserved encore, and MesSrs
Schlrra, Zimmerman and Fisher were eacl
| recalled twice The overture to Wagner's
| Iannhauser was finely rendered, the Gem.
from ''king Dodo'' contained many move
features and musical surprises, and an In
dian camp scene, given as one of the en-
cores, was highly realistic. The sooists
Mr.. A. Schrra, cornet, Mr. L. Zimmerman
trombone, and Mr.. c. Fisher, xylophOne,
| were masters of their respective nstru-
! mentS. The closing number was the de
| scriptive fantasia, "FrOm Battlefield tt
| Fireside," arranged by Mr.. Kinney The
audience was carried by the music into the
camp of the soldiers making ready for the
start for the front; the various bugle calls
of the camp, with the morning gun and
| reveille, were heard, apparently on widely
separated parts of the ,ield. The march to
the train was accompanied by fife and drum
| music in the old time Soul-stirring strains
so well remembered by all who witnessed