The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-10

E. w. LeavenwOrth, Bangor; q. Il. DAVIS,
Belfast: M. H. Wiley. Cherryfield; 9. Il:
Ward, Waterville; W; F. Weeks Por nanmi,,
son, Portland; j. F. Spellman, Bangor;
Walter Gordon. c. F. Schake, Boston; y.
A. Piper, L. d. Candage, Bangor; +. Z.
Noyes, Belfast; Capt. Macdonald, Port
land; H. ferrie, Old Town; ). Hill, BEL
fast; F. Nj. Cleveland, Old Town; y. y:
George Bickford, Bangor Charles Thomas,
Belfast; NJ. Patterson, lewiston; {: q:
Messer, Old Town; }. +. Fannery, MachlaS;
c. A. Pillsbury, Bangor; Hiram Gaskill,
Boston.
FARM NOTES. Nothing had been done in
the line of farming May 7th. The GROUND
is wet and cold, roads are rough ana muddy
and everybody is hoping it will soon De
land. =. There has not been as much call Tor
loose hay this spring as in the past. Inc
warm winter helped out the haymow....
There will be more farming done this sea-
son in this vicinity than in the past: Inc
call for all kinds of garden truck and other
farm produce last season gives the young
farmers more courage to try and raise what
the market calls for. I'VE hear that Black
& Partridge have taken contract to fur
nish 5000 pilng for parties at Cape Jeillson.
That means more work for those VINO iaDor,
ard more produce for those VINO TIL the
ldnu LOT living, Hc Scdsoh iooho Inv j"
prosperous One-A. 5.
We give below list of coasting licenses
issued by Jonathan r. Cole, deputy collector
of customs OF the port of Searsp0rt ana DIS
trict of Belfast in 1916 and al. and by Simeon
Fl. Nickerson in 1S4S: Captain Richard =.
Patterson, sch. Clarissa of Searsport, III
tons Capt John F. Patterson. sch. " llllam
of Searsport, 107 tons Capt James H. STOW
erS, sch. Italian of SearspOrt, 100 tons capt
rTh Lion AT
port, 107 tons; Capt. Robert Sanborn, Sch
Ceres of Searsport, 100 tons; Capt Ebenezer
Curtis, sch. F. A. Heath Of Searsport, 1856
tons; Capt. John Closson, sch. Exchange OF
Camden, 80 tons; Capt Jesse Griffin, sch.
George and William of Searsport, 14O tons ;
Capt. Stephen Kicker, sch. John Frederick rel
of Searsport, 1877 tons; Capt. Dennis Grimm,
sch. Clarissa of Searsport, 1T tons; Capt;
Alexander Staples, sch. Rose of Boston, 100
tons; Capt Benjamin Parse. sch. saunders
of SearspOrt. 100 tons; Capt Jesse l. Dan
iels, sch. Gen. Knox of Searsport, 100 tons;
141 tons; Capt. John Anderson, sch: Ranger
of Searsport, 104 tons; Capt. Joseph Treat,
sch. Avon of Searsport, 142 tons Captain
Samuel P. Park, sch. Geneva of Searsport,
100 tons; Capt. J. P. Towle, Sch Rialto of
Searsports 120 tons; Captain Hina Mosman,
fishing boat kinderh0Ok of SearSpOrt, 9tOnS !;
Capt. Samuel bennett, brig Logan of Ban
gor, 1856 tons.
NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.
E. G. Smart has returned from visit in
Milo.
John Seekens has hired out with j. II.
Kneeland.
Mrs. W. R. Thompson is visiting her
parents in lsleSbore.
Will George, who has been dangerously
i'll, is on the road to recovery.
Miss Tillie Holt of West Searsport was
here last week, the guest of Miss Lillian
Smart
Owing to so much rain our farmers are
unable to SOW their oats and do their early
planting.
Mr. and Mrs. Colby Nickerson of Swan
vile were in town Sunday, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner NlckerSOn.
John lines has as nice flock of SO
Hampshire Down sheep and thlrtyone
lambs as can be found in Maine.
The prospects for good hay crop in this
vicinity at the present time are unfavorable.
Many new laid down pieces were winter
killed
Arthur Maddocks, " no has employment
as wharf repairer at Cape Jellison, was at
home Sunday visiting his father, Horace
Maddocks.
James L. Chase of Waldo was in town
last week calling on friends. Mr.. Chase
Kept school in this town in the los and is
well remembered by his pupils.
Mrs James Dow, who has been stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Colcord, in
Belfast the past four months, came to her
home here last week and Will spend the
summer here.
When the Turf, Farm and Home CORE
spondent was writing up the fine horses in
this vicinity he failed to call at the stable
of j. Sumner Nickerson, who has as nice
four-y ear-old colt for style and speed as any
four-y ear-old in Waldo county. This colt
is by Blue Will, owned by Frank Gould of
Prospect is a handsome bay, stands Is
hands and inches high, weighs 965 pounds
and can trot ii mile i'll .. 40.