The Republican journal., 1903-09-24
INF NEWS OF BELFAST.

memorial Hal w CunCcuAyS WV HASS'
,. W L. West has sold the Wooster
o,.ler house, 80 High street. to William ii.
J. ,atosh of this city. who will occupy 1t
resdence.
,bs custom house and post Office building
.adprgoing general repairs, including
relaying of broken tiles,
,rt.ng, etc.
+. Clark Camp, Ladies Aid Society,
Il, banded and surrendered its charter.
~. Of the ladies will join Thomas Ii.
,g,,hall Relief Corps.
1- ". L. West went to Searsmont last
,.-, 10 investigate a reported case OF tu-
,.50nsis in cow. The animal was found
,- diseased and was destroyed.
Among recent appointments by the Gov
.,Ir we're the following: justices OF the
... and quorum-C. II. Sargent, Bel
Il. Albert F. Matthews, Searsport, AL
,si ~tuson, Searsport.
rr- County Commissioners are making
.. annual examination of work done
,ier the State road law They have ex
a., ned the work in Northport, Lincolnviile,
..3oro. Burnham, Thorndike. Palermo
,l berty.
ra Chautauqua Circle will meet with
... Geo. r. Carter Monday afternoon,
..t .Sth. Lesson from the September
.alne, reading journey in the Border
.., IF the L. S. and Racial Composition
. american People.
., Williamson, Esq, writing from ALI
-.. .0ncerning the advertisement OF Mile
arm in The journal, says: "While
Sis running | had several enquiries
aArties who saw it, and among them
m the Philippines"
members of the Literature Glass
-ry pleasantly entertained Saturday,
18th. at the home of Miss Elizabeth
The party went by blackboard, re-
.. in the early evening. Miss Kelley
IDEAL hostess and social functions
her roof are pleasant memories
,born Farrow of Belmont is in the
md Ear Infrmary in Portland for
lent of an injury to one of his eyes,
by something exploding in the
.i stove when he was building fire.
u4ht that some one dropped load
"idge among the chips in the door
His condition is hopeful.
.~r Division of the Boot and Shoe
>' Union held its semi-annual elec-
thursday evening, sept. 18th. The
uL officers were elected President,
Black vice president, Leforest L.
9,. financial secretary, John 5.
-on: recording secretary, Mrs. Stella
.s- treasurer, L. C. Murch trustee
months, H. f. Knight. They will be
aa by II. W. Edgecomb, the retiring
3-ut
L. l. IIanscom, president of the
port Campmeeting Association, says
ampmeeting next year will begin
al fortnight earlier than it did this
. The first week in September is
to be too late for this purpose as
who would like to attend have fin
. their vacations by that time and are
f. to do so The week of mid-AuguSt
.--.d to be the most favorable under all
instances.
mt x Co. of Pittsfield recently closed
a by which they came into possession
Fletcher Mills property, situated on
noon stream near the outlet of Win
TX lake, in Unity, and will at once fit
with new and improved machinery
H- saving of spool bars, laths, etc.
.4w enterprise will be managed by
lH Pray, a member of the firm of
mt n Co., and the mill will be pushed
}rmost capacity. There is plenty of
. behind it, which insures prompt
mt for all lumber stock delivered
ANER NOTES. The City of Bangor
Je coming down the river Sept 10th
"a not leave the wharf here for Boston
iDout .. IN. About an hour later it
ported that she was in trouble Off
port and agent Pote drove down. 1t
....ed, however, that finding it very
DOWN the bay the steamer anchored
blew the fog whistle and used her
light. She laid at Northport that
lud arrived at Rockland Thursday at
N Thursday noon she started for Bos
. md got as far as Monroe's Island when it
lecided to put back. The seas ran high
terrific wind blew. The steamer an
.orad in Rockland Thursday night and
--ded to Boston Friday. The City of
o.4ind laid over at Boston Wednesday
-Nt 50 that there was no boat in or out
trSday, but arrived nearly on time Fri
N MOrning, the Bangor following Satur-
ai morning. LIN the yard of William
/. K at East Boston the keel has been
or a steamer which is to replace the
lrsert in the Eastern S. S. Co.'S service
e IN Rockland and Bar HarbOr, and
- lew boat is to be ready for business
s June She is to be 200 feet keel and
'ret on top, or 80 feet longer than the
l- DESERT, and is to be built on much the
H4e model and general plan as the City OF
and, although only about two-thirds as
as that steamer. AS she is to be a
It, 5oat there will be plenty of deck room
tA only modest stateroom accommoda-
n, The new boat will have speed of
b Z - knots, which means that she will be
Die to make a regular trip from Rock land
T. Bar Harbor, including all landings, in
bout four hours. The time now cOnsum-
d ou this division is about six. She will
ave all the modern improvements. They