The Republican journal., 1902-04-10

The attendance at the Castine State
Normal school this TERMS 1876
Farmers began plowing and planting peas
April 5th, or IA days earlier than last year
Another sign OF SPRING. hester f. Per
klns has opened his store at the northern
entrance to Northport Camp Ground, and is
| ready for the seasons business.
Miss Catherine NJ A. Morrison is in the
city in the interest of the ssLoch Lomond''
Shelter for Girls, y Lincoln street, Bangor
and is soliciting subscriptions for its sup
port.
Congressman BuIleigh has introduced a
bill to grant pension to Pembroke 5.
staples of Belfast. and has presented the
petition of Matthias \. Cullnan of Belfast.
Me, for a pension.
Jordan w. Coombs is building a new
stable for Horace Chenery on the Crosby
estate He is also putting box stalls into
the stable and making other improvements
| about the premises.
l. L. Gentner has bought F. s. Shuman's
/ street sprinkler 1t mas a capacity of $50
gallons, and Mr.. Gentner has bought another
OF 600 gallons, both of which will be used
on the streets this summer.
The North church Sunday school had a
picnic supper and sociable at the yestry
last Friday evening, and the BAPTIST Sunday
school had supper at their >estry Tuesday
evening. Both were largely attended
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office April Sth: Lades-Mrs.
Olive Duncan, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Miss
Jane jackson, Mrs. Mary j. Staples, Miss
Maud WEIGH. Gentlemen-Seth II. Cool,
Mr.. W. Z. Kidder, Mr.. Robert Montague,
Mr.. George NJ. Young.
The Republicans of the BuckSport repre-
sentative class met in convention On Satur-
day at l'ucksport and re-nomnated O. F.
Fellows, Esq, as candidate for the lpgisla-
ture, The Buczsport class includes Verona.
Penobscot, Otis, Mariavile, Amherst and
Dedham, and nearly every place sent full
delegation.
Waldo county was asked to contribute
S76 to the Mckinley Memorial fund and
our exchanges report that SIS has been
given. The total subscriptions in Maine
reached the sum of 50, $50 IS, or $685.. 10 more
than was asked of the State by the National
Memorial committee
SHIPPING ITEMS. Capt. Bartl EFT Wadlin
is at his home in Northport. The sale of
his vessel, sch. \. Hayford, was recently re-
ported in The Journal. 1t appears that he
had sailed from Cuban port and the vessel
touching a rect the crew refused to proceed
and he put into Neuvitas, where survey
was held and the vessel condemned. She
was sold at auction and brought $500, a very
good price under the circumstances. =. Sch
Charley Bucki built at Belfast in 1878 and
owned here for many years, sailed from
Jonesport last week for Two Rivers, Nova
Scotia. Sch. Pendleton Sisters, Davies,
| arrived at Rockport April End from Gulf
port with hard pine for Carleton, Norwood
| & Co....Sch. A. W. Ellis, Ryder, arrived
at Rockland April md with a cargo of coal
| from New York -. Four schooners were
toWed mp to Bangor last Thursday night
| The Julia Baker from Buck sport, to load
damaged phosphate for Weymouth, Mass
Kitty Lawry, from Northport, light, to load
Tor lSlesboro; Charleston, from BuckSport,
with ship timber to E. & |. X. Stetson, and
c. Taylor, 3rd, from Rockport with lime to
the X. b. Dunning Co... Sch. Maggie
Hurley discharged cargo of phosphate
last Thursday for L. A. Knowlton & Co.,
| from Boston Sch lillian 1nalaI al
cargo for Stonington last week. Sch
Delaware received slight repairs at Gil
chrest's last week -. Sch. p. M. Bonnie
arrived last Friday from her first trip for
the season as a Vinalhaven packet Sch.
| Nandala loaded coal and machinery for
lSleSboro at Lewis wharf Saturday. Sch.
Nettie Perkins arrived Monday from Bos-
ton with general cargo, including - tons of
rags for Sherman & Co... Cobb, Butler &
| Co. of Rockland have sold to George Arey
of Rockport the schooner Red Jacket, and
| in the future the vessel will hail from Rock
port. She is loading stone at Bluehill for
! New York. The Red Jacket was built at
Camden in 1860 and is 10 tons net Sch.
Ellen M. Baxter arrived Monday and is in
Dyer's dock for repairs by Gilchrest She
was built in Canada in 1861 and halls from
Boston,. Recent charters: Sch. j. Man
chester Haynes, Brunswick. to New York,
lumber, 1925. Sch. Sarah d. j. Rawson,
Georgetown, S. c., to New York, two trips,
ties, 10 cents Sch. Pendleton Bros, Pensa-
cola to New York, lumber, p. t. Brig Jennie
Hubert, Savannah to New York, lumber,
p. t.; option Hudson River Sch. Carrie E..
Look, Fernandina to Elizabethport, lumber,
1892 L.. Sch. Minnie Chace has been
sold by her Belfast owners to Rockland and
Lincolnvlle parties