The Republican journal., 1904-04-14
TIE NEWS OF BELFAST.

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,arl 18Th at 80 P. NJ.
n-.iio county is said to have U. S.
FAX certificates, of which Belfast has
and Burnham, Dark Harbor, Frank
,.,od [ nifty one each.
,gu club is to be formed in Belfast
-, season, and from what we hear of
Interested and of the location of the
,,j. If cannot fail to be a success.
..ssrle> H. Waterman reports freak in
..,,. Eggs. An egg 74x9a inches contained
.js a good sized, perfectly formed egg,
...l. the she'll, white and yolk complete.
70 Sanborn is making large oil paint
.., 5f the Washburn house, No. Court
+re4,. for Mr.. W. B. Washburn, now of
s.54 Park, Mass, who will thus have a
a,bIe memento of his old home.
a Aborn has laid oak floors and put up
-,... .pilings in the law offices of R. F. Dun
, n the Savings Bank building. The
..,,.. are somewhat irregular in shape, re-
..,.rr very close measurements before Or
ieug the ceiling.
NJ r. Woodcock reports that on April
,Nl. he drove to Bangor by sleigh and
,i.,- -ha snow was over the roadside fences.
Tire Ice went out of the river April 18th,
.r. rle season for growing crops was early.
Ms, Katie NJ. Wood of Northport has
,.l..it suit against Omar G. Hussey of
Maj, ior $1,000, on account of personal
,..e, alleged to have been received in
..f>i Dee. 22nd, by being run down by
III. -feudant's team.
rlps F. Swift OF Swift & Paul told us
PEI week that he had received letter
U ,Iooklyn, n. V, in which the writer
,a- saw by The Journal that ST. John
s....sp, were in the market, and enclosed
1sh to be sent to her address.
packed the fish carefully, wrap
-4rh one separately, and sent them by
1865.
T.- Centre Lincolnville Telephone Co.
... auized March 3Oth with the follow
. Htprs: President. J. S. Mullin; vice
.-.- -rt, A. l.. Young; treasurer, n. D.
f.-- -ecIetary, A. ". Knight; directors,
Nulin, A. L. Young, N. d. Ross, John
Us.l. Charles Moody, Joel Fernald. The
A. propose to begin work setting
M .. as soon as the frost will permit David
. wild probably be made superintendent
Inc.
5v is in" was the welcome announce
. - the streets last Friday morning,
-.lu men were seen radiating in every
-.. u from Lewis wharf, each with a
Uy the tail. 1t was the first fresh
.. ID val for several months, and people
... -4ser for the live cod in the smack
0t Geak. Capt. Colby and his son Miller
sept busy waiting on customers until
are was all sold. Their early return
a-. mother fare is hoped for.
MESS CHANGES. Walter II. Rich
..l. s to move his department store May
the store in the Coliseum building
rly occupied by the late Isaac Fl.
-4 -an.... harles Wood has bought the
..-.-,t Of his brother, Joel p. Wood, in
-. ->taurant business of Wood Brothers.
les lIlON IL Ids OPtll0u Cal mage
p. working business in the shop on
- r street formerly occupied by Geo.
Iatthews He worked last year with
NJ Matthew'S.
rnoI STATISTICS. The annual report
,j of Hon. W. W. Stetson, State Su-
E-ndent of Schools, recently published,
hat no town in Waldo county failed
the full amount required by law for
SUI purposes, 80 cents for each inhabi
Many towns raised an excess of that
4t. The total excess for the county
-n,f44. Belfast's excess was $685.
&, built new SchOolhouSe, valued at
There are PA schoolhouses in Waldo
valued at S91,750. The total num-
persons of school age in the county
rs, of whom 1866 were registered in
loolS. Belfast High school had 1OS
registered, and an average attend
49,. 43, Belfast's total number of school
,14S of whom 7O9 were registered,
WALDO COUNTY FAIR. The trus-
Waldo County Agricultural Society
l he court house April 9th and trans
business of Importance in relation
g. coming fair, which is to be held in
ast september 9th, It'll and 8th. The
larry reported that he had contracted
- 900 copies of the premium list, to be
I'd in pamphlet form. He is arranging
b manufacturers to offer special pre-
III ms. Good progress was reported in Sc
tag funds to build grandstand 1t
tied to make the 3-minute class a
-~se race for $3.50, and to add 2.26
CLASS with purse of $3.50 to the second
.a' races. W. L. West resigned as Sec
-AaIy and Fred Rackliff was elected. A
- Of thanks was passed to DR.. West for
A.' -erVices in behalf of the society. Ad-
'ed subject to call.
~HaPING ITEMS. Sch. VIM. F. S. Camp
'- rived April 18th from Barren Island,
Ne } with phosphate for L. A. Knowlton
She has been at Rockland for some
.h~ m account of the ice blockade and
"o- owed here from that port. Sch. Ar
.d " 5. Woodruff discharged phosphate
TIL tarteret, n. j., last week, consigned
Ohm Sanborn.. Sch. Red Jacket ar
we'd April 18th from Weymouth, Mass,
tb. Eagle arrived April 7th from Bos-
with general cargo for Belfast and Ban
Sch. Ira b. Ellems, which discharged
g-"'phate at Belfast last week, is loading
utN AT door TSla for Nou Work