The Republican journal., 1903-01-15
NEWS OF BELFAST.

lsOaa'" . bours per day, which gives the
y,s''1 % mere resuIar work. -. -
bsp NV ,, box No. II, at the corner of
fire "@'I noarl streets, will be tested to-
lFla' paw. friday at no0n'
po'lO'' have been granted as follows:
Fsas0",, andrews, Union, So; Charles II.
loD1 n North Penobscot, $40; Carlton
BatI'nl, ,,i. ,arcile. So; Moses Larrabee,
y'ab @o Nooroe' sl2'
Ni'D y Gilmore is suffering from badly
s|S". arms 4 little child accidently up
tp',' Sa an a table Saturday evening, and
st @'a' ,'''dore. in trying to put out the fire
VI o tg arms very severely burned from
@s wrists So the elbows
unclaimed letters remaining in the
i.,'4 ,.., os.t office for the week ending Jan.
B'i'" ,tips-Miss Grace R. Mathews.
l4D ..sp-H. G. Cooper, Eastern Collect
g''' .,.,. Edward F. Flood, Charles Gil
JOS ~ ,.ck Miller, Albert b. Parmenter.
,..mbers of Seaside Chautauqua
wv n.. meet Monday afternoon. Jan.
w. .r Mrs &. r. Carter, 9 Commercial
@D' 1b- lesson will be from the c. L. S.
S, Literary Leaders of England"
u .,ts,. 4,-ypn and twelve; quotations from
,ari.e authors.
,t.r. ,t, meeting of some of the
,srt HuSineSs men of the city Satur-
.ft4rpoou at the laboratory of the
~ N4iiral Co., sc Church street, and
" r-oa5 J., now very promising for a
.... .lre.ul to be organized, with one OF
'... mas. rot 81 Waldo county men as presi-
,n.M .he company.
ra.. A..aHjug League will hold a special
,r. u The parlor of the Unitarian
s-t This Thursday, evening. at 7.30
The subject for consideration is
n.,,. l, Indian Folk Lore, Pioneer Life
... IN ruut Men and Women" The
..l-..1.. 10 response to the roll call will
t...4... Name poet, David Barker.
r..5u4e -locer heard the news that the
-,r ~, 100 tea has been removed? 1t is
-.s,,l'd lpNS, but it is of sort that re-
-9-. m- for its dissemination AS the
g. cents pound, tea should be
2 .. r,p0rtionate reduction from the
'rr..- fl.oe }iddeford Journal.
rrre,' A. A. llowes q Co. heard the
r...ra aanlnced last week through The
r.-.. .... ,hry would give their custom
..... h' Of the reduction.
40ua-l Monday was decidedly cold
gm-r My. ii bunch of fully blossomed
s... r oWs found their way to The
ia-4 .fe They were unusually large
,p III be. uurtured by artificial heat for
r. ar ol weeks. Miss Otis botanical
4-a. te semembered by her winter sur
..., rs lry are by the ever varying
-4.s..> af her summer garden.
Mr. fguard c. SWEET, who will give his
anbl, trture on picturesque Maine" in
IL, marian church, tomorrow, Friday,
r..il-. s member of the Maine Legisla-
.- ..aa Cortland, and is said by those
..t a5.- heard him to be a very witty and
r-1l speaker. His appearance here to-
o--.u evening will be a rare treat. 1t is
.yrd that our people will avail themselves
l- ppurtunity to hear him.
Isrullal stockholders meetings of the
east and Peoples National Banks were
ed tuesday, January 18th. The Belfast
,stuA Bank reelected Dr. j. G. Brooks,
A. loves, T. w. Pitcher, w. B. Swan
nd B. lIazeltine directors The directors
iNpq4eu1ly chose Dr.. Brooks president
ll W. WeScOtt cashier. The Peoples
Hluaa Bank chose for directors R. F.
l.-o0 q f. Knowlton, Jas. Pattee, Chas.
i+zHne, {. n. Black, F. R. Wiggin,
-s'u. Wadlin. The directors meeting
as .aI ej for Wednesday evening.
Ia- W 10 County Bar Association held
uu meeting at the Court House,
-lH-.ju evening, Jan. 7th. The follow
HIe., we're elected; President, VIM.
N.L.Nu; secretary, James S. Harri-
.a .i- urer, Geo. E. johnson. Messrs.
thompson, R. F. Dunton and R. W.
0-Ns mmittee to prepare resolutions in
eUnyo Hon. Joseph Williamson, report
o4 d 1t was voted that the resolutions be
l-su ulou the records and presented in
gaa 'olIl The resolutions are printed
another column.
The ltg Council held special meeting
Nia 4yenng, Jan. 9th, by call of the
ld}9f 70 elect City Clerk to fill the va
aa.y caused by the death of Lucius III
ilTeh. The Boards met in joint conven-
ol Aasor Small presiding and Alderman
la1etlne acting as clerk. Augustine P.
la1>hp'd was unanimously elected City
lr-b Alderman HaZeltine and Council
eI Wood and Jones were appointed
7nmittee TO prepare resolutions in men,
]! ol Mr.. Murch and report at the next
eguIaf meeting. 1t was voted to attend the
ldFral in a body.
ANOTHER SHIPYARD IN BELFAST. W
h4et If Stonington was in Belfast re-
emily ami arranged with the owners of the
j. CoIlrell shipyard to occupy it for ves-
building. He is now building a smack,
'eei ong, at Stonington, but has not the
@lIileo there for increasing his business.
lF has contracts for one schooner of 900
ls and one of 700, and has a bid in for
~'l with good prospect of securing the
.alact. He has arranged with N. S. Lord
p. ioing the sailmaking, and in connection
'0 Nr. Lords present business they will
vi III an electric motor and sai-making
''''Ine. The duck for some of the sails in
H. leeds contracts has arrived, and the
de1lne $ ordered. Mr.. Lord has the con-
%t lol the sails for the new schooner to