The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-29
New STEAMBOAT CORPORATION.


and freight on the bays, rivers, and other
waters within the State of Maine; owning
and maintaining wharves and wharf
property and doing all other things neces-
sary in carrying on general freight and
passenger business. Amount of capital
| stock $4,000 common stock $4,000; $50
capital stock paid in; par value of shares
500. Fred G. White, Belfast, is president
VIM. d. Bennett and Daniel w. Kerst,
Bucksport, and Fred G. White, directors.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. earle II Jones
have flags, sky rockets, fire crackers, red
| fire, in fact everything needed by young
| America to celebrate the Glorious Fourth,
line of goods by Monday night. IA. D.
Chase & Son will place on sale 1000 straw
mattings, drummers samples, in two sizes,
36x36 inches, and 1Sx36 inches; prices 8
and 5 cents....F. A. FOllett & Son, Post
| Office Square, carry all kinds of fireworks,
and as usual have very full assortment.
Call and get their prices and look over the
stock. -. Charles Perry of Montville pub
| fishes freedom notice. James H. HOwes
has special sale of aprons this week.
| Agent for Standard patterns, .....A. A.
HoweS & Co. have all the insect destroyers,
and now is the time to use them. ... Mrs. B.
F. Wells, Is Main street, does shampooing,
scalp treatment and facial massage. She
has harmless fluid for the removal of
supert1uouS hair from the face. Sale at
auction at 10 Congress street, beginning at
10 a. H., July Sth, of all the household
goods and furniture of every description
belonging to the estate of Evaiina &. Moody.
LIQUOR SEIZURES. Sheriff Carleton and
Deputy Ellis made search at the Com
monweath Hotel last Friday evening, and
found two quarts of whiskey and two bottles
of beer. The proprietor, Fred NJ. Staples,
was arrested, and when taken before Judge
Rogers of the Police Court Saturday he
waived reading of complaint and warrant
and pied not guilty on one search and seiz-
ure and one single sale. On the search and
seizure he was given 60 days in Jail and 500
and costs, and on the single sale 80 days in
jail and $50 and costs. He appealed and
was held in 5000 bail for the September
term of the 5. J. court. Saturday evening
the officers again visited the Commonwealth
and found Ga bottles of beer and pints of
whiskey. Staples and his bar tender, Roy
Coombs, were arrested and taken before
the Police Court Monday, their cases taking
the usual course, with sentence of fine and
Imprisonment, from which they appealed
STEAMER NOTES. The Maine Coast Trans
portation Company has been organized and
incorporated with the following officers: w.
II. Brigham, president; B. 0. Hammond,
treasurer; A. d. Gleason, vice president
F. d. Gallupe, general manager. Beginning
Monday, June 26th, the steamers of this
company will leave North End wharf, No.
500 Commercial street, Boston, every Mon
day and Thursday at P. NJ, touching at
Boothbay HarbOr, Port Clyde, Stonington,
Bass Harbor, Northwest Harbor, Bar Har-
Dor, Prospect Harbor, South Gouldsboro,
Machasport, PASSPORT, and other Maine
ports. The steamers of this line will be
equipped for freight only Steamers will
stop en- route upon signal to take on or to
deliver freight from boats or other vessels.
....Saturday, July LIST, the steamer Golden
Rod will begin making Saturday evening
trips from Bucksport to Northport and re-
turning on Monday morning. The steamer
will leave Bucksport on arrival of the train
from Bangor, and returning will reach
Bucksport in time to connect with the train
to Bangor.
EXCURSIONS. The parish and Sunday
school of the First Universalist church
made their annual excursion on the steamer
Castine to Crescent Beach Tuesday, and
while the weather was not of the best the
day proved delightful and the large party
had an ideal outing Dickey's excursion
party to Togus on Wednesday was largely
attended and the party was one of the
largest of the season. These trips are
proving very popular and another will be
given on July 18th. The steamer CaStine
will take an afternoon party under the
management of Mr.. Dickey to Stock ton,
today, Thursday, from Temple Heights and
Northport and Belfast, leaving Lewis
wharf at l 40 Will leave Stockton on the re-
turn trip at 80 p. III. Fare 80 centS....
Next Sunday the steamer Castne will
make an excursion from this city to Ban
ing Bangor on the return at 4. Fare fifty
cents. This will be delightful sail The
Saturday afternoon trips on the steamer
Castine to Bangor via Stockton have been
discontinued. The Belfast band have
made arrangements to run an excursion to
Bangor July 8, the date of the Ringing
Brothers circus there, and the fare will be
Is cents. The steamer Verona has been
chartered for the trip and will leave Lewis
wharf, this city, at E a. m, reaching Bangor
in time for the parade and leaving Bangor
on the return at Z p. m. This trip will be
delightful one. The band will furnish
music both coming and going. An excur-
sion to Good Will Farm for BOYS will be
made under the management of Mr.. Dickey
early in July.
OUR CANINE POPULATION. A comment
by stranger, GLOW many dogs there are
about" recently drew the attention of the
writer to the large and increasing canine
population of our city. There are the great
st. Bernards, the canine city fathers, ma
jestic and SUPERIOR the busybodies of the
town. the tiny, otficiOus terriers, pokng
their noses into everybody's affairs; the
settlers, whose care over the business of their