The Republican journal., 1905-06-15
1t Is rather early for 4 fog null, but one
has prevailed the past few days.

II Is rather early for 4 fog null, but one
has prevailed the past few days.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The tug Peter r
Bradley arrived at this port last Thursday
from Stockton Springs with the lighter CITY
Of Rockland in tow. She had towed tho
lighter with load of lumber from BOSTON
to Stockton and both came here for re-
pairs. The tug was on Gilchrest's railway
two days and the lighter was then taken ON
for calking. The latter craft was formerly
ferry boat and is now equipped with big
steam derrick. She will be employed in the
railroad work at Stockton and vicinity.
Sch. Joanna Durgain ought.another load
of pulp wood the first of the week for ship
ment up country. ....Sch. Nawidgiwaw.
Capt. Robbins, is doing good business bay
coasting....1. NJ. Cottrell, who bought the
steamer Florence year or more ago. is
| having her broken up. Sch. Willis and
Guy. Pattershall, is loading dry boards at
Bangor for Newark. n. j., at So per NJ ....
Sch. Annie May, Pattershall, is loading
wood at Lanes wharf for Rockland. :. Sch.
Harriet Rogers, Patterson, loaded slabs at
Pitchers mill last week for Vinalhayen
and was weather bound here Tuesday.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. If summer has
not fully arrived it will soon be here, and
James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, is
prepared to suit all tastes and all purses in
the newest and freshest summer goods.
Read his announcement. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, is closing out his en-
tire stock OF dry goods, fancy goods and
notions, preparatory to a change of bust
ness. 1t is a great opportunity to get new
and seaSonable merchandise at sacrifice
prices. The Duplex Roller Bushing Co.
! has placed in stock a complete line of MALE
able and ad cast iron pipe fittings and valves
Agents for Grs str.,,;s knight Mfg. Co.'S oak
tanned leather betting. -. No. ase ~
Son have just received another stocFss' 0s
shirt waist suits and dainty neck wear
Agency for the May Manton Bazaar Glove
Fitting patterns. Mail orders promptly
executed. See the Townsend art views at
the City Drug Store. Hand eolored plati-
| nuns have been added to the views of local
interest. IF. z. Blodgett, 81 Cedar street.
Belfast, is prepared to take photographs,
Oul'iUoi NitNS. ilitti W ild5llitSu HIS. dUu
to do developing, printing and charging.
| Postal cards made to order. Gents watch
chain and charm lost. Leave at Adams
jeWelry store IS Main street and receive re-
ward. H. c. Pitcher advertises a closing
out sale of all kinds of long lumber, spruce,
heml0ck, hard wood and clapboards. Also
sawdust and prepared hard wood, stove
length, sold at mill OF delivered at any part
Of Belfast or Searsport. IA. A. Howes Il
Co. have just received new lines of soaps,
perfumes and toilet waters. -. The
Waquoid, Northport, Mrs. L. c. Ross, pro-
prietor, is open for business for the season.
....T Three table girls, experienced or I'M
experienced, wanted at the Windsor Hotel
See notice of Carrie < Jones sale of odd
lots of wall papers at one-quarter regular
price, for three days only, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday IA night Waterman is
! wanted at once at the Duplex Roller Bush
ing Co.
A PENSION CASE. In May, 1904. Charles
ii, Sargent of this city,of Company F., Coast
Guards, applied for pension. Last october
a [ nited States pension examiner came to
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on Mr.. Sargent. 1t was ascertained later
that Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sargent, widow of
Charles l.. Sargent, had been drawing a
pension on Mr.. Charles II. Sargents name
for IA years. Mrs. Sargent was located in
Bar Harbor, and Mr. c. II. Sargent did not
know of her existence until the discovery of
the fact that she was drawing pension as
his widow. Mrs. Sargent was tried in the
Bangor Police Court recently and placed
| under $500 bonds. Last week the case was
brought before the grand jury of the L. S.
District Court in Bangor and two indict-
ments were found against her, one against
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sargent for violation of Sec
ton 4746 and the other against Ellen NJ.
Moseley, alias Ellen NJ. Sargent for viola
ton of section 543S. MI Sargent was sum-
moned to Bangor as a witness in the case,
but Mrs. Sargent defaulted and the case
! was continued. She was supposed to be at
the Bangor House, out was said to be too i'll
to appear in court. Mr.. Sargent is interest
ed to know how the woman proved to the
| United States pension authorities that she
was married to him, and how and where he
died" The story of the respondent is that
number of years ago she applied for
pension as the widow of Charles T. Sargent
and later received pension rs the widow
OF Charles H. Sargent Thinking the mat
ter OF the middle initial a mere clerical er-
| rOr in the department she thought it unnec-
Der of years past has been drawing a pen
| sion as the widow of Charles II. Sargent.
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