The Republican journal., 1905-11-16

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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
A Standard Oil tank car arrived last
week to supply the local tank.
Last Friday morning the tops of the dis
5ant hills were white with snow and Tues
lay morning the whole landscape had on a
IS inter garb.
\ new and larger hot water heater has
ueen placed in the Old Ladies' Home The
ne taken out was sold to Capt. Bennett,
and will be used On the steamer Rockland.
At the annual meeting of Canton Pallas,
T. NJ, l. 0. 0. F., the following officers
we're elected: Captain, Eugene L. Cook
Lieutenant, E. F. Littlefeld; Ensign, Aus
TN j. Fernald Clerk, Charles H. Sargent
Accountant, John S. Davidson.
At meeting last week OF the directors of
tie Belfast & MoOsehead Lake r. r. Co.,
harles B. Hazeltine, president, and the
cd board of directors were reelected, and
Gorge A. Quimby was elected a director
place of VIM. NJ. Woods, deceased
Nngsbury Pierce, we v lctim of the re-
. HI dCCluGHl DIV Vic SilOo ldClOl y, was llON-
from the Waldo County Hospital Nov.
81 to the home of his mother on Union
rect. He is rapidly recovering and there
every indication that he has sustained no
-lmanent injury.
The Journal recently published local con
ming the Mary Elizabeth candies. We
v learn that not only do Mary Elizabeth,
mother, sisters and brother, make the
~ incest of candy, done up i'll the dant-
t Of packages, but they do their own print
x as well, and their stationery and book
are models in design and Typography.
some Of the people up-river have got an
ar think coming. The Bangor CONNER
ii says: "The port of Stockton Springs
Il not come under the Bangor customs
use. as has been thought by some. 1t is
part of the Belfast district, which COM
,es the western side of Penobscot BAY,
Inning where the territory of the Bangor
,trict ends, at Winterport."
Herbert Z. Bradman has bought of the
rs of Mary Christmas Barakat, the two
'ory brick building on Main street occu-
ID by the Barakat family as a store and
Yelling and will use the first floor for
.-Jrage and the second story as a dwelling
nee the death of Mary Christmas, as she
Familiarity known, a son has continued
business, but he will probably now go
nth for the winter NJ. Makenna, an
.her Armenian well known here, has closed
place of business in Camden and will
We to Bangor.
The Belfast Hook and Ladder Company
Isl Il give concert and ball in the Opera
louise Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 29th, with
usic by Reyes orchestra. The affair is
he hands of the following general COM
tee: Samuel Hodgkinson, d. F. Step
euson, Ralph Darby, f. R. Ellis and Ira
ttrell. Prizes will be given to the hold
of lucky tickets, including a barrel of
our, two half tons of coal and many articles
lesser value. Ice cream and cake will be
rrved at intermission. Tickets, 80 cents
Fl couple; ladies unescorted, % cents.
The rustic drama sold Acre Folks" in
10 acts, is to be presented in the Opera
use by d local east OH the evening of
Id of the North Congregational church.
LIE cast, which was recently published in
-1l, includes Miss Anne NJ. kittridge, Mr..
ank ". Twombly, Mr.. Bert L. Davis
4 seven others. Keyes Orchestra viii
rnish music for the entertainment and
re are to be appropriate costume songs
tween the acts. Rolls and doughnuts
J,p cola h I,n1 n1 Of II,
the afternoon and ice cream and cake
Il be sold during the evening. The ad-
,sion to the entertainment will be %
=nts. Admission in the afternoon free.
STEAMER NOTES. The steamer Castine
Ill have a new boiler next spring, the
der having been placed for one. Her
usine will receive thorough overhaul
e this fall, and in short time she will go
% lslesborO to be hauled out on the marine
ailway built for her.. Steamer Golden
L,od, Capt Benz. Arey, began making trips
Monday on new daily route from West
rockville to Rockland, touching at
astine and Dark Harbor. She leaves West
rockville at a. m, arriving at Rockland
at 10 a. m. Returning, leaves Rockland at
80 p. NJ. The steamer Rockland of the
Bucksport and Camden route, makes daily
.andngs at Stockton each way. She is due
at the Stockton wharf at $40 a. IN. and re-
turning will leave at 800 p. m. every day
hereafter until further notice. Among
the new interpretations recorded at Albany,
\, Y, is the following New York and
Penobscot Steamship Company, of Mill
brook, Duchess county, to navigate be-
tween New York, Bangor, Stockton and
other ports in North and South America
aud the West Indies; capital, 100000; di-
Eectors, Richard Morrell, Hugh R. Garden,
Henry Mclaughlin, Robert W. Hawkes.
worth and Guert G. Jackson.
THE TEACHERS SUPPER. The third
annual supper given by the teachers of
5elfast for the purpose of providing the
leedy school children with winter clothing
was held in the Opera House Friday even
ng, November 10th, and was an unquall-
red success. The tables, eighteen in num-
Der, which entirely filled the floor space,
presented a very tasteful appearance, as
they were set for supper. They were filled
twice, and it was estimated that about five
hundred people were served. The supper
vas delicious one and there was plenty