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The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
8ANSFERS in REAL ESTATE.

-. owing transfers in real estate
-"'1ad in Waldo County Registry of
+Ii t4+ week ending March u, 1906:
-' opp, Liberty, to Susie A. Copp,
N.o, and in Liberty. Frank R. Dag
solia. Col, to Fred F. Perkins,
.Rol >prings land in Stockton Springs.
IA iYw, Winterport, to Jere Bowen,
9s and and buildings in Monroe.
H p lAnscott, Palermo, to Wesley j.
sa't in and and buildings in Paler
L''la + Nelson, Palermo, to Rodney
'F'ol, do land and buildings in Pa
1 ttachel A. Pierce, Searsmont, to
V. Il Knight, do. land and buildings
'aisnoHt. Mary III. johnson, Thorn
harvest Moon Grange, No. 81, do.
aaa buildings in ThOrndike. Jennie
~ frankfort, to Alexander West, do. !;
frankfort. Albert w. Lord, Vas
O'0 TO susan F. Lord, Brooks; land
'l'i.ugs in Brooks. Lillias f. Staples,
.'"" Springs, to Charles II. Lewis,
's' land in Stockton Springs. Chas.
F'i' amden, to Edward w. Hunting,
.''a Stockton Springs. Lemira
'' A.FaoIpyille, to Angie O. Thomas
''4 snd buildings in Lincolnville'
-'' Gilmore, Burnham, to Mary 0. Gal
i'Shoid, land in Burnham. John
'At, to Frank H. Dutton, Water
.,. N o. | nifty. Albert 5. Nickerson,
.6...1 Z" Harriet S. Spratt, Eden land
Tags II SWanVille.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
MEETING OF WALDO COUNTY GRANGE

Waldo County Pomona Grange met March
l4th with Mystic Grange, Belmont. The
weather and travelling were all that could
be expected for the time of the year. The
officers present ware Master, Lecturer,
Steward, Asst. Steward, Secretary and Po-
mona. After the usual opening exercises
remarks were made by Ansel WadswOrth
A class of eleven was instructed in the de-
gree of Pomona. Eleven oranges responded
to the roll call. John o. johnson of Liberty,
who has been commissioned by the State to
prevent the brown tail moth from getting in
its work in Waldo county, took the floor for
awhile and gave description of the moth
and its habits, also showing photos of the
moth in all of its stages and telling how to
exterminate them. He intends to visit every
town and grange in the county to interest
the people to cooperate with him in pre-
venting this destructive moth from getting
a foothold in the county. One hour and a
half was taken for recess, after which an
unusually fine address of welcome was gives
by Mrs. Nettie Mariner and an excellent
response by Abbie Ordway. The topic,
Should lobbying at our legislature be made
a criminal offence? was discussed by j. F.
Wilson, ID. o. Bowen, A. WadSwOrth, f..
Merriam, J. O. johnson and others. Some
thought the lobbyist should not be allowed
in the legislative halls; others thought they
were necessary to present their case so that
the legislature should understand the bill
and be able to vote inteligently. Following
is the program furnished by Mystic Grange
Music by the choir; song by James Mears :;
recitation by Nettie Mariner; reading by
Helen Foss; reading by Mrs. Farrow song
reading by Lizzie Crockett; recitation by
Frances Davis; by request, a song by A. L.
Mudgett; song by }. 0. johnson; song by
Noah Ellingwood A rising vote of thanks
was given Mystic Grange for courtesies.
The next meeting will he with Harvest
Moon Grange, Thorndike Station, April
18TH The program is as follows: Opening
exercises; comforting fifth degree; report
of oranges; address of welcome by Lulu
Murch; response by George Bryant; re-
marks for the good of the order; appoint
ment of committee; noon recess; music :;
topic: Which is the more profitable for the
farmers of Waldo county, general or special
farming? to be opened by Virgil Higgins
remainder of the program to be furnished
by Harvest Moon Grange. There will prob
ably be reduced rates by railroad
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
.optents of Today's Journal.

rh, story of the Ice. Transfers in Real
FSfate secret Societies City Govern
n.nt Organized. :. Hasket Ball. We'd
INK Bells Legislative Matters.
W,,ting of Waldo County Grange. i.
Usaih of Maine EditOr...U. OF NJ.
news. Personal.
ANNA! Dinner of the Belfast Club of
EaSton. What Sheriff Pennell Says.
Fnilor Murphy Honored.
Mrs. Wards Letter. Town Reports. =.
Wrlting to the Editor. Purlnton and
l1ohbition.
editorials. The BrocktOn Horror:
0Ntllary. The News of brooks. News
a the Oranges. Resolutions of Re
>ptrT.
N,vs of Belfast. The Churches.
l.,,er from Florida. The Sturgis Bill.
Bpooksville's Smart People Launch
n Rockland.
r.A Hatching in Maine. The Sturgis
.. Decision in a Pauper Case. Gov.
t~zh'S Portrait An OldFashioned
~ N.tirr.. Northport News.
unity spondence. Ship News.
..~.j Births Marriages. Deaths.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
YACHTS AND BOATS.

Capt. T. d. Barr has had new stem
put in his sloop Fiona and some of the
deadwood cut away forward.
Roy Coombs went to Boston last week to
visit the automobile and motor boat exhi-
bition in Mechanics Hall, and get points
that may be of use in his bodybuilding busi-
ness.
The launch built by the Dickey Bros. the
past winter has been moved out Of the shop
to have cabin put on and other work done
that could not be done in the shop. They
are now fitting up the building for their ice
cream business.
Miller Colby is here from Sunset, Deer
Isle, getting the Daybreak II. ready for
fishing. A new mast, longer than the old
one, has been stepped and the boat will be
painted and got in readiness to launch as
soon as the ice will permit
Rev. Frank W. SandfOrd's famous Gospel
yacht Wanderer, which has been lying in
Portland harbOr all winter, has been moved
from her mOOrings short distance, and it
is reported that Prophet SandfOrd will sail
in her for Palestine in the spring. She is
an able craft and fit for any voyage.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
SECRET SOCIETIES.

.f0. re'hd degree was conferred on {.
/ 'p'r IN Waldo Lodge, No. 70, l. O.
'' .i'eir iaSl meeting.
sr val al. lodge, f. & A. NJ, of Winterport,
,r1 niittrFlng the third degree, Friday
4 tss,, ts. Narch nth, served an oyster stew
sstr upper. Members of Hampden,
'''' ana SearspOrt lodges were present.
Nd f. = Secretary Russell G. Dyer and
M IeaSurer William E. Plummer of
ai5 ~ le odd Fellows have returned from
iei' /" eastern Maine. They report the
stI6%r, nat section in a very prosperous
.dean and express much pleasure at
StiEt StiEa. interest manifested in the district
80 PORTLAND Press.
,.Qt a.d.tiday evening, Rockland encamp-
y cspd.srred uttered the Royal Purple degree.
t4Fnnua, ,date was supposed to be under
nd gguqIhce u Of ether, but recovered quick
eAt sns ~ as we'll as could be expected.
Atb iu heavy refreshments were served.
ehs5 application for membership was
u Rockland Opinion.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
WEDDING BELLS.

PEARSON-NCC CORRIsoN. A pretty home
wedding took place Tuesday evening, March
14th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. McCorrson, Belfast, when their oldest
daughter, Chr istine A., was united in mar
riage with Francis G. Pearson, in the pres
ence OF a few relatives and friends, Rev.
Eugene S. Phlbrook officiating. The bride
was prettily gowned in white dotted muslin
trlmmedswlth lace and a white silk girdle,
and wore pink carnations The groom wore
the conventional black. Miss Marion Z.
Hayford acted as bridesmaid and was be-
cOmingly dressed in brown. The groom was
attended by Charles Simmons After the
ceremony sandwiches, cake, cocoa with
whipped cream, and candy were served.
The happy couple were the recipients of
many pretty and useful presents including
a silver tablespoon, Miss Marion Hayford;
an easel picture, Charles Simmons six
china fruit plates, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Els
nor pair of towels and fruit dish, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Wood; glass set, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Cunningham; preserving kettle and
towel, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hart; silver
table spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wood
handkerchief case, Fred A. johnson table
cover and bureau scarf, Miss Edith West;
fancy plate, Mrs. Matilda Clark berry dish
Mrs. Cora Sides; glass pitcher and picture,
Fred Clark mantel ornaments. Ralph Hay
ford. The evening was pleasantly spent in
conversation, and at late hour the happy
couple departed for their home, followed by
a shower of rice and Old slippers. They
will Immediately begin housekeeping at his
home on the East Side, where they VIII be
at home to their friends.
BILLINGs-PowERs. Mr.. Clarence f.
Billings Of Boston, well known by the
young people of Belfast, was married at
noon March Goth to Miss Dele Reed Pow
ers of Boston at Garrison street. Miss
Powers is the daughter of Capt. E. r. Pow
ers, a we'll known officer of the steamship
Priscilla of the Fail River Line The young
couple received many beautiful presents
from host of friends. They left for New
York at p. m. for trip south and west.
They will be at home after April 18th at
Garrison street, Boston.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

claims and from that committee sent to the
committee on finance The latter committee
sent the matter back to the committee on
claims, but as that committee has made its
nnal report it has ceased to exist, SO on mo-
tlOn OF Higgins of Limerick the resolve
was placed on file and from present indica-
ti0ns the towns will have to wait some time
for their money.
In the Senate March Goth when the bill to
prohibit the shipping of Holsters from the
State during the months of June, July,
August and September came up Senator
Simpson OF York moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed. and Senator Gardner
OF PenobscOt moved that the bill lie on the
table. The Senate voted down the latter
melton by vote of 13 to 3, and then came
lively debate, participated in by Senators
Gardner, Simpson. Upper, Shackf0rd and
Mills. The bill was finally tabled until
Wednesday.
The expediency of appointing State
commissioner of highways with salary of
$25OO and an assistant to receive $1,000 to
see to the building of better roads in Maine
was completely and exhaustively discussed
by Senator Sturgis of Cumberland, Gardner
OF PenObscOt and Staples of Knox. The
Senate voted to indefinitely postpone the
bill, and then tabled a motion to reconsider
until Wednesday.
The committee on ways and means, which
ndu Ueen instructed to ascertain the rate
necessary for the assessment of the State
tax for the year 1905 and 1906, reported
Monday that the board of State assessors
be directed to assess the State tax at the
rate OF q mills on the dollar. The report
was accepted and then on motion of Mr.
higgins of Limerick was reconsdered and
laid on the table until Tuesday morning.
The rate of q mills reported by the com
mittee is of mill less than that assessed
during 1908 and 1904 and will make a de-
crease of $9l ,628 so on the present State
valuation. In 1904 the State tax was $780,
475.77 and in 1905 will be $91S,174.19 The
tax rate for the last six years has been p
mills on the dollar
The House intends to have the cider bill
60 through if such thing is possible.
Monday afternoon, when it came back
from the Senate marked, "indefnitely post
pOned" the House voted to insist and ask
Tor committee of conference. Stevens of
Portland, Buzzell of Old Town and Morey
OF Lewiston were named as the committee.
The Eastern Maine Insane hOpital will not get
appropriation Of $4,000 asked TOR its new wing
TINS year as the senate Tuesday morning voted
70 accept the minority report OF the committee.
ought not 70 pass, BY a note Of II to u.
Ihe Dill providing for the appointment Of
highway commission which the Senate voted
20 lndennafely postpone, was reconsdered and
passed by vote OF "a to s.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
-gF STORY OF THE ICE.

,...au, cutter Woodbury. Reaches Bel
t..-,.., and Leaves soon After. The
.-....- Stub closed to Navigation.
ur cutter Woodbury. worked
... ,uur three miles of ice the first of
..... .uching point near the Bluff
HpWt shore and finding the ice
aches thick. She discontinued
.. tuesday to 90 to South Biuehill,
.9.r- 10 the closing of the barbor by
...l.tantS were short of provisions.
..... ara- here word was sent to the
.r.. men were put on to cut out a
...r. .'.. would return and resume
4 Nl F. W. Pote, the local agent,
Die. .uNorlzed by the Eastern Steam
.., -mploy the necessary men and
......4.4 ,perations were begun Friday
-.r gnder the direction of MIR. G. l..
5..,, Four ice plows were used, with ice
.g. "a. we'll. A strip of ice about three
.., a.l- VAS cut and the blocks showed
.r |4ayuz that much clear water. Then
h. .,pes we're run parallel with and about
+. fag. i.stait from this cut. About three
f.. Mas gut Friday, and Saturday morn
n. -bs cutter arrived and began butting in,
,-5 zach time about her length into the
sml then backing for another dash.
r,, s4 vas about six inches thick at the
.q4. sp3 of the field off the Bluff, but in
,s..4! "a thickness up the harbOr. The
-.,4r >.ot caught up with the crew on the
s.t lei captain suggested different
y.tu. pluceedure. After plowing out
.s.. >.l. 0l a sixty foot wide channel,
a, gsr- made across diagOnally. on Little
-- .--4 zee - inches thick was en-
m'-rsI. but good progress was made
r-aaea D., ulen left off work at $50 p. N.
ar The cutter had reached a point
.5 .,. battery. 1t rained Saturday night
,uM.r morning and the men did
-s- nrr very early, but the cutter
and soon was making prog
4 ....- belfast The first method of
4uI showing the blocks under
M ami work continued until
when the cutter began back
maj she had cleared space
H h-i to turn and head for
'iiIers and the cutter were al
ul ron IL to % inches OF solid
-nt 100 near the shore. where
tr-l Of water the cutter draw
Aid 10 work of. When work
'tf the day the cutter was off
uuyatd. having come about one
ID d. m. she reached the steam
.,,u.ug space i'll front sufficient
..'slH IA left soon after tor Rock
.Il. She had torn off some of her
-,ud 10 he leaking. The channel
..tll ice and is not navigabe. 1t
Sewer. that it will not freeze up
.Ilr some play to the ice fields
hen breaking up. An acre OF
.-i 10 have broken on the field
uppit shore. But from present
viii be some time yet before this
l4yigation.
r 'uv PenobScOt river Monday to a
nile above the Eastern Steamship
tt. -l Wnterport and went out to sea.
-l0w clear for vessels to 20 up to
n. llr ice in that part of the river has
ai se-tiy III the past week and it is eX.
- a' u..tl OF it will break up on the high
"at 4 .II come next week
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
Some Burnham Horses.

Charles Wood has weanling colt by Bud
Wilkes 2294, that he considers the best one
he has ever raised, and he has bred lots OF
them.
F. A. Palmer has good bred colt in
Scamper, by Wild Bird, by Early Bird, dam
1opsey, dam OF Bud Wilkes, 2.294, by EN-
pire Knox.
David Reynolds has good acting bay
stallion by Bud Wilkes, 2.294, dam by
Burnham Advocate by Judge Advocate.
E. Goodrich has very promising colt by
Bud Wilkes, 2.294, dam by Nelson, 200.
This colt goes on the trOt and can act we'll
and step fast.
L. Perkins has fine large weanling by
Bud Wilkes, 2294.-Turf, Farm and Home.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
Missouri Elects a U. S. Senator.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 49, After
18th over the election of a United States
senator to succeed Francis M. Cockrell, the
legislature, Is minutes before the time set
for sine die adjournment Saturday, elected
Major William Warner, Republican, of
Kansas City to fill the vacancy
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
BASKET BALL.

The All-Star team of this city played the
Shamrocks in Union hall, Brooks, Wednes-
day evening, March Is, and were defeated
by score of 50 to 25 >The lineup and sum-
mary were as follows.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
BELMONT.

Fred Fenwick has returned from Massa-
chusetts and his wife has returned from
Montville, where she has been caring for her
sick mother. We are glad TO- have them at
home again. One of our neighb0rs had q
trying experience in hauling hay few days
ago.. Fred White has been ch0ppiDg wood
for Daniel Greer.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

EAsTPoRT, March 20 The Lobsters de-
feated belfast High in fast, scrappy bas-
ket ball game here tonight by a score of u
to 9. The score al the end of the first half
was u to in favor OF Befast-Special to
the Bangor Daily News.
MILLTowN, Me. March p. The Milltown
Me, team defeated belfast High School a I
basket bail in the Opera House tonight ina
fast, clean game, by score of II toS The
locals out-piayed the visitors at all points,
the Belfast boys seeming to be unable TO 10
cate the basket
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

40 Cure Coldin One Day.
NJ n, +AXATIVE BROMO QUININE
isiis All druggists refund the money
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
Fast Day Appointed.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 20. Governor
Cobb today designated Thursday, April q,
as Fast Day.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

The Guilford High School will play the
b. II. 5. team in the Opera House, tomor-
row, Friday, evening.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
LEGISLATIVE MATTERS.

The report signed by seven OF the 10
members of the committee on legal affairs,
to which had been referred petitions ask
ing for special investigation OF the alleged
non-enforcement of the prohibitory liquor
law in Cumberland county. was accepted
in the senate March 10. The report was as
follows:
"That from the evidence presented the
committee find that the sheriff of Cumber-
intoxicating liquors in manner not
authorized by law that this condition Of
things is open, and matter of common
knowledge, and was not in any way con-
troverted at the hearing that in the opinion
of the committee this was clear violation
OF duty. The committee considers further
investigation unnecessary"
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
ASSETS.

Cash in treasury................$
Due on account OF 1904 taxes, NJ.
W. Lord, collector r.............
500 shares B. & Nj. H L. r. r.
stock par value sinking fund.-.
Park property....................
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

ALL STARS. sHAMRoCKs.
j: Mcintire, ]. f.........r. b., Reynoldl e n1eH
McMdndn, Co.. ....................c., PaySOn
Clifford, r. b. b..............l.f f.. StimnSon
foor. l. o..'..... IT. f., Colburn
Score, SO to 25. Goals from floor, H. Car
ter, 2; Mclntire, Z; McMahan, 2; Colburn, &
Simpson, -; Payson, &; Reynolds, /. Points
from fouls, Mclntire, 3; PaysOn, 4. Referee,
Bird: Umpire, Emmons. Timex eepers,
Huxford and Gardiner. Scorer, {. Carter
Friday evening, March 18th. B. H. s. play
ed the OrOnO High in the Belfast Opera
House and found the visitors easy. Line
up and summary:
BELFAST. oRoNo.
G. Holmes, T. f....................l. b., Reed
=: Holmes, !. ..................r. h., flawey
DIdck, e. ...................c., CilllOrd
Hugh Hayford, T. b..........l. f., Hammond
Harod Hayford, l. b. b..,.......r. T., Stevens
Score, Belfas. SO, Orono High :. Goals
from floor, &. Holmes II, c. Holmes 4, Black,
Hugh Ilayiord ., Harold Hayford, Stevens,
Hammond. Goals from foul line, {. Holmes
3, Clifford, Stevens =. Referee, Crowell. I'm
pire, Phelau.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

E. N. Philhrook, '07 of Milan, N. H., was
recently elected assistant manager of the
football team for the coming season.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
q. OF M. NEWS.

Nearly all the students remembered st.
Patrick's day and showed it by ''the wear
ing O. the green" or by an orange bow.
Green neckties were popular, while bits of
evergreen and even pieces of the Freshmen
posters were secured and displayed. The
SLOW of Orange Ribbon" was also seen at
every hand. while some combined the two
emblems and sported the daring combina-
ton.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

In the House Saturday the matter of a
number of towns which made claims on ac-
count of appropriations for State roads
came up. This matter, v which involves some
$4,000, was referred to the committee on
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

Both the Phi Kappa Sigmas and Beta
Theta Pts entertained dancing parties at
their chapter houses last Saturday evening.
Ihe Sigma Alpha Epsilons gave an enjoy
able house dance last Friday evening.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

When the bill to repeal the compulsory
arbitration clause in the Maine standard
fire insurance policy, which was defeated
in the House, Thursday, was taken up,
March 18th, the Senate, on motion of Sena-
tor Clark, voted to insist on its former
action. But the House, by accepting the
minority report of fought not to pass" and
then by voting not to reconsider the vote,
has clinched the matter as far as this ses-
sion of the Legislature goes, and the bill
will die between the branches.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

The special joint committee on State
printing submitted its report to the Senate,
March 18th, accompanied by bill to
abolish the Office of State printer and to
authorize contracts for State printing on
the basis of competitive bids, giving the
governor and council power to make con-
tract with reputable printing establish
ments to extend for not exceeding three
years, and to go into effect Jan. 1, 1906.
The report recommends the curtailing Of
the number of reports issued by the sew
eral departments.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

A. j. Butterworth, 'O6, of Lynn, Mass,
attended the meeting of the Intercollegiate
Tennis Association in Waterville last week
and was elected treasurer of the association,
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23

Wednesday evening number of the fac
ulty and faculty ladies took part in a very
clever entertainment at the town hall.
Some of the faculty ladies have been ar
ranging the affair, which was known as the
Orono Phonograph.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
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