The Republican journal., 1906-12-13
mt NEWS OF BELFAST.

Hfn l.. Burgess is making the index
.rl ut the Register of Deeds office.
..rroue, Iowa, Telegraph Herald
full the address of George A
f..mre the Maine Society in New
>Iute of the American Express
has been appointed assistant ell
the Belfast Fire Department to
.. 4<-l Wiley, deceased.
.s..tii Box Machine Co., of St
Ill.,. Of which Walter B. Kelley,
Ibis city, is president. has in
oanItal stock TO 100000.
..aI n sons, who have a branch
-af!on in this city and others on
branch, sustained small loss
- LINN, Mass, last week.
wing traverse jurors have been
ta- January term of the Supreme
..!rJ: John w. Ferguson, Robert
H.4viD A. Hubbard and George
Tough whale visited this port
s.r. coming up the harbOr to
he steamboat wharf, it is sup
.rr~uit of a school of herring.
MAS seen by d number of people.
seven deer were received at BAN
5nc4uding the following: w. F.
rIham, .; Hiram Gardiner, Burn
r. Files, Brooks, / E. ID. Hatch,
g. T, PendletOn, Belfast, 2. The
4npd hunters are ISlesboro men.
mated last week Governor Cobb
....--tay nominated Nathan F. HouS-
llty treasurer for the uneXpired
-. ed A. Small, deceased. Charles
..lg # this city was appointed a
.a..- .. he committee to examine the
..a. If the State treasurer.
-fa If basket ball and dance in the
.. Yuse last week for the benefit of
sizes, a High school boy who was
. JUS a fall from a swing, realized
....- Which was sent to Mrs. Estes.
vas between a local team and
t. st High school team, the latter
.-- a score of 20 to IA.
lied. wondering why eggs should be
cents dOZen-but it may be
4anS generally are on a strike.
-sId Of one man who has flock of
Tie most approved birds and at
U5 time his wife had to buy a
at 70 cents to do her cooking.
I- his flock for sale.
-tnan, Hale and Hamilton, who
it work in Massachusetts,, have
Maine to take up scouting work
.,} moth. They began at Bruins
lay morning and plan to take up
Y cities: Brunswick, Lewiston,
attn, Augusta, Hallowell. Gardi-
orth, Belfast, Freeport, Rock
len, ThomaStOn and Bangor.
N, Dec Sth, was the 57th anniver-
l. - sailing of the bark William O..
.- III Belfast for California, and of
l 10 composed her passengers and
a' . three are now known to be living
t.5l fIHbar of Belfast, Henry j. Woods,
s.t- Professor Charles ID. Woods of
and Lorenzo G. Coombs of Globe,
Hie Mr.. Dunbar recently observed
.-- anniversary of his marriage.
eHre<G ITEMS. The Bangor CONNER
# .a-+ Many Bangor men will read
,0 r-t the loss of the schooner For
.. in the Geographic columns.
W.. familar craft in this port for sew
-' .-, carrying cargoes between here
Joints, when not engaged By fish
's 3chting parties, by whom she was
aa hit on account of her speed. She
.Y at Deer Isle in 1894 by Capt. Bill
owned and commanded her until
wars ago, when she was sold and
50 fisherman" The Fortuna
'.s Yu> net, yachty looking craft, and
me was a frequent visitor to this
apt. c. II. Perkins and others of
''4 have purchased the schooner
uWn of Bucksport of Capt. B. K.
will be commanded by Capt.W. w.
a.. louisville Sch. j. M. Morales,
' Hnt ashore recently in the Baga-
'1l- -r repaired at Camden and re-
4a1l reload her load of slaves, was at
"' .dst week unable to reach Brooks
aoeount of the ice in the river....
'5la p. Pendleton sailed Nov. 18th
H 's-esbOro with lumber from Bangor for
+HTk....C Capt. Willard Staples of At
a''.a mas resumed command of his vessel,
ID. Haskell. Sch. Adelia T. Garlic
N' mas Chartered to load potatoes at Stock
'' springs for New York at 1S cents per
'"ch" he Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. has
Y"oe4 the 4-masteds chOOner Savannah with
1'5 LOT Jacksonville, Fla....Sch. Henry r.
."t'" Is chartered to load feldspar at
el g, for Elizabethport, N. j. Terms
-'y 'oaded and discharged and free wharf
Sch. William Slater, Capt. Patter-
anal. .''a-' IS laid up for the winter in Dyer's
w, '''' "Stefn of the Maggie Mulvey. The
re- 'naSted schooner A. P Emerson, aban-
'7' al sea off Cape Sable Dec. Sd, was
NJ s'' a' belfast in 1873, and at the time of
1855 was owned in Boston. She was
'u"0 from South Amboy for Rockland
,5 ,'n cargo of 800 tons of coal. She had
'sf sails blown off the Saturday before
of V t on Cape Cod. The crew were taken
Ted me sch. Oregon and later transfer
viii Lhe British salt steamer Nanette,
CANT landed them at Gloucester. Her
Factnlaander was Captain Lewis Holmes of