The Republican journal., 1903-11-05
There is evidently no scarcity Of coal this
The Swan & Sibley Co. had coal to

burn.
Read the testimonials on the Sd page Of
two wonderful cures by Blood Wine. A. A.
Howes & Co.. druggists, have 1t.
We have received from the publishers,
William Ware & Co., Boston, the Old Farm
ers Almanac for 1904. This is number 112.
The senior class of the Belfast High
school had Halloween party and picnic
supper at the Elwell cottage, Little River,
on Friday night.
The Universalist Society, under the au-
spices of the Ladies, Circle, will hold its an
nual fair at the Opera House Wednesday
afternoon and evening, December I'd. Par
ticulars later.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
will hold their November meeting today
with Dana B.. Carter Post in Freedom.
Picnic dinner. The entertaining Post will
furnish coffee
Unclaimed letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office for the week ending Oct.
81: Hollis Black, Edward Bennett, John
Burton, II. B. Glidden, Frank E. Hall.
George Pentente.
Capt. Nathaniel ShOles and son returned
Sunday in sch. Ida May from weeks fish
ing at Isle au Haut and reported fish very
scarce on account of dog fish. They sailed
again Tuesday for cunning trip in the vi
cnity of Milbridge
Arthur F. Brown is sick with varioloid at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur |. Brown, No. 25 Miller street. lie
was recently in Bangor, and after returning
home felt somewhat out of sorts, but did
not suspect the nature OF the trouble until
Tuesday, when physicians were called and
the usual precautions taken. Wednesday
morning the disease had developed beyond
doubt, and a regular quarantine OF the
house was established Capt. and Mrs.
James f. McKeen, who live in the same
house, left in time, it is thought, to prevent
danger of a spread of the disease through
them Mr.. Brown took his meals at the
Woods restaurant for time. but had not
been there since Oct. 24th, so there is no
cause for apprehension in that quarter.
There are some prospects that Bath may
see another shipyard running IN full blast
|
, Jonesport has been in the city for several
weeks trying to lease yard II he is un-
able to get yard he may establish one in
Woolwich MIR Reed says that he has two
frames now being cut in Nova Scotia, one
for vessel 80 feet long, which is longer
than the Eleanor Percy, and the other 100
feet. He has owners for the larger part OF
one vessel already.-Bath Times.
That is familiar story here. Mr. Reed
came to Belfast some months ago and was
reported to have leased yard to build his
two vessels as noted above; but the enter
prise did not materialize and later Mr. Reed
was heard from in Rockland, where he was
said to have leased a yard. The frames ought
to be well seasoned by this time.
!, CAUCUS ENROLMENT. A +. Mansfield
city clerk, has opened the enrolment books
for the city of Belfast, under the caucus
law passed by the last legislature. The
heading is as follows: Each person signing
|, this book certifes that he is legal voter
in the city of Belfast and hereby elects td
be enrolled as member of The party indi'
Gated opposite his signature, and repre-
sents that the statement of his name, resi-
dence, place of last enrolment, if any, and
party of last enrolment if any, filled
out and signed by him, is true" The list
is tabulated, with the names of the voters
residence, including place, number, street
, and ward party desired to be enrolled as a
member of place and ward of last enroll
, ment party of last enrolment; date Of en-
! rolment
! BIG GAME. Messrs. George E. Johnson
R. F. Dunton and Charles P. Hazeltine re-
2 turned by last Friday evenings train from
|, a hunting trip in the vicinity of Stacyville
i, but brought no game. They found deel
very wild, and residents told them thai
they had been hunted with dogs and jack
lights In the open you could not get with
: in 800 yards of deer. Moose were quite
numerous, and Mr.. Dunton got a shot al
D one but failed to bring him down. The
party had a good time, of course. As Judge
johnson remarked: "Did you ever know
any one going on such trip that did not
> have good time Frank ?. Wilson, who
had been hunting with Dr.. J. c. Ham in
= the vicinity of Greenfield and Brandy Pond
returned on the same train with a doe.
Fred c. n. Park of Searsport returned Sat
urday from Northeast Garry with fine
deer. While deer do not seem to be sc
numerous in this immediate vicinity as il
former seasons, we hear of the shooting OF
good many in the county. ....Wm M
Randall returned Monday evening from
Malta wamkeag where he had been deel
> hunting with party of friends. He
brought home two does and two other meI
, :, in the party each got one. -. Eugene r. Ell
lis and Clifton B. Gross each brought a dee!
. . from Dover Tuesday.
SHIPPING ITEMS. 1.-TWO captains wei
q known in Jacksonville have just taker
r charge of new vessels" says the Jackson
: vile Metropolis. One is Capt. Fred A
Hall of the four -masted schooner Robert
McCurdy, and the other Capt. Jere Hayes
~ Of the four-masted schooner Pendleto1
Brothers, now loading paving at Frankfor
. for Havana. Capt. AlZO M. Carter of the
schooner Van Aliens Boughton, which ar
e rived at Boston Oct 3Oth from Baltimore, re
n ported passing large spar, projecting abou
" 20 feet above the water, on Oct. "a. - mile.
= southwest from Montauk point. The Rock
land Star says that Capt. c. W. Sprague OF
8 Stockton Springs will own the cOntrOlline