The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-04-07
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VI '"0 Sso""e1 Ctty OF ROckland
which came OH the route March.2eth. is vs.
follows: Commander, Captain William 1
koIx first pilot, Capt. E. W. Curtis: second
pilot. Capt. Frank E. Brown; ouartermas
ter, {. A. McKinnon; auartermastor
Charles S. Crockett; chief engineer. F r
Davis; first assistant engineer, O. A. Moora !.
second assistant engineer, c. C. Stanley.
purser, F. S. Pierce; steward, Ernest Whit,
ing; freight clerk. E. Fl. Dillaway baggage
master, c. A. Higgins; first officer. q q
Williams; second officer, P. Cuddy: how
Waterman. William Jacobs; Waterman.
John Allen; Waterman, Charles Gardner
The ROckland went through to Winterport
March 3Oth, but returned to Bucksport and
tied up for the night Thursday morning
she went to Winterport and left there at
noon for Boston, where she was hauled off
for her spring painting, etc. To-day, Apri,
7th, the Boston boats will begin to make
four trips per week. The steamers of
the RockIand and Vinalhaven line began
to run daily March 3lst as follows: The
steamer Gov. Bodwell leaves Vinalhaven
at a. m. and 13O p. m. for Hurricane Isle
and Rockland. Returning, leaves Rock
land at 80 a. m. and p m. for Hurricane
and Vinalhaven. Steamer Vinalhaven
leaves Swans Island at 5.45 a. M, Stoning.
ton at and North Haven at 8; returning
from Rockland at 2 p. m. While the ice
blockade continues in the Thoroughfare
landings will be made at Pulpit Harbor.
Inc steamer Castine has been hauled out
all winter at Ryders Cove on a railway
built by her owners, and the work of reno
walton and repairs is progressing favorably
under the direction of Mr. Webster of Cas-
tine. 1t is safe to say that when the boat
goes into commission she will be in better
condition than ever before. -. The steamer
Julette resumed her route April list on
the Bluehill line from Rockand to what
ever landing she can butt into There was
then plenty of ice in Eggemoggin reach. 80.
The ice has left North Haven Thoroughfare
without any further trouble. The steamer
Vinalhaven made landing there Saturday,
the first time since Jan. So. The Penob-
went on the route Saturday, arriving
at Winterport Sunday morning. On the
return trip Monday she made landing at
at this port the first since the ice embargo
She arrived from Boston Wednesday morn
ing and went through to Bangor. The Pc
nobscot is in command of Capt VIM. A.
Roix and the City of Bangor, which is due
this, Thursday, morning, of Capt. Marcus
Pierce. Frank 7. Parker of Belfast is
freight clerk on the PenobScot and Robert
p. Coombs will join the City of Bangor
when she arrives. D. F. Stephenson will
resume his duties as clerk on the wharf.
80. The Merryconeag grounded on the reef
opposite Lewis wharf when she was COM
ing in yesterday morning and stuck fast
1t was ebb tide and within an hour of low
water, hence she was obliged to remain
until II O'Clock, when she came off without
damage.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. r. P. Chase of
A. d. Chase & Son, in connection with the
millinery opening next Saturday, will offer
to the public the largest and grandest dis
play of Wilton and Brussels rugs ever seen
in Maine. See advt. for the sizes repre-
sented. -. Dwight P. Palmer, Masonic Tenn
pie, has the LamsOn & Hubbard spring
styles hats for 1904, with gloves, hosiery,
neckwear; anything you may need for
spring wear. ..B. L. Pitcher & Co., Lib
erty, advertise an assignment sale of the
stock of P. T. Mathews. 1t is big stock
of new and first class goods and will be sold
regardless of cost for cash only. Read the
advt. and strike for Liberty. Garlic &
Jones advertise their regular spring open
ing of dry goods in today's paper. They
have a fine, well-selected stock of the latest
in women's wear. Fuller & Cobb of Rock
land have a spring opening of women's,
misses and children's ready to wear gar
ments at j. W. Ferguson & Co.'S, Main
street, April 18th and 18th. Miss Hattie
Clements will be here on the two days to
assist in the sale. Special attention will be
given to special measurements. -. Heal &
Wood, manufacturers and dealers in gran
lite monuments, headstones, curbing and all
kinds of cemetery work, do the best of
work at the lowest prices. Call on them at
their shop on Bridge street near the lower
bridge and see specimens of their finished
work -. For fishing tackle and for base ball
and athletic goods call on T. A. Follett, 81
Church street. He has everything needed
for the angler. 80. Arthur A. Moore, success
sOr to c. L. Fletcher, has fish of all kinds
and this week advertises shad, st. John ale
wives and shrimps.. Spring pigs for sale
by the Belfast Livery Co... Kent's Celery
Wine and Kent's liver pills, both excellent
are for sale, wholesale and retail.
at the City Drug Store, where you can buy
camphor, moth balls and naphthaline and
get blue stamps. The family of the late |
Nathan Stearns of Monroe publish card
of thanks. For grass seed and garden |
seeds of all kinds, in bulk and in packages, |
go to Swift & Paul, Masonic Temple They |
also have large variety of sweet peas and |
in bulk :. james H. Howes has |
the spring styles in upholstery, drapery
and decorative fabrics, curtains and couch |
covers. carpets, rugs, mattings, limoleum
and oil cloth. Trading stamps given....
Story -and-half house. rooms, and stable,
No. 66 Cedar street. for SALE Enquire on
premises of L Q. Fernald. Friday and |
Saturday, April Sth and 9Th, will be the |
sixth anniversary sale of f. A. French & |
Co., and on the two days they will offer
great bargains in infants dresses and bon
nets SDring and Summer hosiorv and nm