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The Washington times., 1907-05-09

L. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 22d and K SITS.
NV, Washington. D. c. May s. 1901 Sealed
stone In Anacostia river. D. c. will be re-
ceived here until 10 A NJ, JUNE 7 1907
and then publicly opened. Information FIR,
nished on application. SPENCER COSBY
Captain. Engineers myS9.1O. II. les. 8
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AM
GROUNDS. Washington, D. c. April TO- 1907
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. viii be re-
ceived here until 2 p NJ. MAY 10. 1907 FOR
furnishing during the year ending June 90
1905: Class l. florists supplies: Class Q
nower-pots; Class 5. paints. oils. glass. etc
Class 4 hardware: Class 5. agricultural
implements etc. Class 8. use OF teams:
CInss Z, iron pipe and plumbers supplies:
Class s. stationery: Glass 9, manure and fer
tilizer: Class 10 sand and gravel: Class IL
soil: Class Il ice: Glass 13. lime, cement.
fel. etc. Class "a brick: Class Is sod:
Class i6 fuel; Class II. lumber. Separate
proposals for each class desired. Informa-
ton can be obtained here. CHAS. S.
CROMWELL. Col. -apl0. lib, 15-myS9
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Wall Paper.

Wall Paper.
LATEST STYLE papering done cheap. II
HEWITT, Gil East Capitol 81. InyS-3c
G. 9. SILENCE Papcrhangings. frst-cIass
work; lowest prices. 1I3 II St NV myS-ft
ROOMS PAPERED, Sis up. house painting.
lowest prices. CHAS. a. CARLISLE. 65g 5th
81. NV. Phone Main 6557- uy5-50t
WA. V. MAHONEY. the man THAI made
paperhanging famous: reliable, prompt cheap.
legal guarantee covers all our work send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store, 6O3 Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone
East u4-F. or following agencies: De Maine
& Co. 32J7 NJ ST. nv: Edlavitch's store
Bowls. Nd; 10 Monroe St. Auacostia: New
comBSs drug store. Congress Heights; 507
New York ave NV. 1880 + 81. Sc. C0naw way S
store. laurel Nd General Store. Glendale:
pUstoffice. Colonial Beach. Va: Ingalls, Real
Estate Office. Hyattsville. Md Shaw's Store
Tw1ning City; Lloyd's store. Seabrooke. nd. !.
new agency. just established. Luerssen's drug
store, BrOokland- my4-1t
WALL PAPER. &c a piece; borders. 1e a
yard no remnants. no job lots. all new.
up-to-date goods: phone o. write Ger sam
pies JOHN r MAHONEY. 3lS Pennsylvania
ave. sc. Phone East 5Js.
~ YEARS AT THE BUSINESS.
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Moving, Packing. Shipping

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. now located at
sos NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans 81 Load.
2-hOrse Wagons, SO Load.
mhl6-tf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS. etc.
moved with care: packing and shipping a spe-
ciRlty- kREIG'S EXPRESS. 1925 II st. NV.
Phone NJ. 700. ap24-3Ot
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For Sale-Public Property

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY-War De
partment, May 3. 1907. There will be sold
at auction at 10 4. NJ. MAY Is, 1907. on
York ave. NV, Baskets. Blank Books Buck
cts Carpets, Chairs, Typewriting Machines
Furniture, Mattings. Rugs. etc. Articles to
pense OF purchaser. NJ r. THORP. Chief
OF Supply DiNIsIOn- nNS. 9 10 IL IL Il
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no You LOVE HEAnrH7

Try PROF LOUIS Great Herb Tonic: purines
the blood. tones the system. replenlshes the Sc
cretion In the stomach ana drives the poison out
OF the blood through the kidneys. relieving
Brlghts disease Guarantecl TO cure and re-
Heve. more quickly than any known nseil-
cine, diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder Blood
Nerves. Dyspepsia. Liver. Scrufuia- Piui1Ies
and Boils IN any form; Neural gia. Heart Dis
ease. Sore Throat. and Bronchial Troubles.
Ia Grippe. Rheumatism. Constipation Sick
Headache. Vertigo, Piles IN any form Colds
Stomach Indigestion. Strains. and all Morbid
conditions arising from impure blood and dis
ordered Liver, kidney. or stomach. Once.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washing
ton. May :. lS07.-Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until u O'CLOCK
NOON. MAY q. 1907, 90 furnish the Fire
Department Of the District OF Columbia with
two second size steam fire engines one IS
foot aerial hook-and ladder truck and one
65-fOOt aerial hoOk-aPd-la ladder truck two
combination chemical and hose wagons ana
one chemical engine. Full information and
specifications may be obtained from the CHIEF
Engineer OF the Fire Department 46T c 81
NV HENRY B. F MCFARLAND HENRY
L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners.
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert in the treatment Of private diseases,
chronic and acute Both sexes. All c0nsuita-
tfons confidential 2eGlclnS furnished Prices
moderate. Hours. 70 !. 5 70 {. 10 8
Rooms. l2S3 Pennsylvania ave- Nv. Phone
u 1873
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Found.

LACEY'S delicious Ice cream and sherbet
zoe and pc per gallon: FIVE large brtcks in
\ box. sc. Phone Main $50. Coz New York
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RALEIGH. =. - - -
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carnlina ave. and The Beach. nogF
pierB and attractions large. sunny roOms-
private baths elevator: sun parlor. Capacity
10 Table and service superior. SpscaaI
spring terms. BRYAN WILLIAMS
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL2 You
VIII be agreeably surprised If you viii lCs
me sell u for you. MARCUS NOTES. sc 9th
ST. NV. Phone Main 5I71. nOl0-tf
EVERYTHING except the piano and music
of the late Mrs. Alverda q. II. COgsweH, 222
1872 St sw-, is now being sold TO friends
who call. Il
CEMENT WALKS. STEPS, AND COPING
Paving. tarring cOncreting. eXCavating.
grading. and soddinE. BART BOGAR. 214T
u ST. NV ap26-30t
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Birds. Dogs, Etc.

EXTRA fine male Boston terrier eight
months old. also French pOodles fox ter
riers and cocker spaniels. LEES BIRD
STORE. 1901 9TH st NV. ny7-3t
FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing canaries
breeding cages. parrots. dogs. cats plant
food. goldhshes goats rabbits. Guinea digs
tIc- sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 10 l2th 81
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UftICt OF BJILDING FOR LIBRARY on
CONGRESS. Washington. l.. C. May s. 1901
proposals will be received at this ONCE until
2 O'CLOCK p. NJ, JUNE s. 1907. and Their
publicly opened. 20 furnish the annual sun
plies OF Coal. Ice, Incandescent Lamps.
Hardware, and Plumbing. housekeeping and
Painting Materials. and for Removing Ashes
and Washing Towels. Blank proposals and
other information furnished on application
BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent
myS.9. 10. II jess
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Money TO Loan.

WHISKEY. 500 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBUEsN CO.. e16-61s + st. NV. ap7-tf
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Proposals.

OFFICE Of the Commissioners. D G. Wash
lhgton, May s. lS01-Sealed proposals Will be
received at this office until NOON, SATI-R
DAY, NAY IS. 1907. for filling at the north
approach 70 the Connecticut avenue bridge in
the District Of Columbia. Blank forms or
proposal, specifications and all necessary in
formation may De obtained al ROOM 43
District building. H. b. r. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Com
iillsslohers' D. e my9-6t-exSu
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OFFICE, Commissioners. District OF Column
bia- Washington. May Z 1g07-SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received at this once
until y NJ, SATURDAY, MAY Is 1907 for
constructing lighthouses and enclosure. etc
to be located on site Of old nsh-ponds res
erVation near Washington Monument Forms
specifications, and necessary Information NAV
be obtained at ROOM 43. District Building
HENRY y. i. MACFARLAND HENRY +
WEST, JAY J. MORROW, Commissioners
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ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS.

BALL AVE. near Seat Pleasant. Nd; nice,
coy slN-TUOm cottage situated on a high
elevation. three acres of ground, nice
lawn, shade, and shrubberys plenty % fruit
spring OF good water This will make a
delightful summer home IL must be seen
10 be appreciated. II sold at once can be
bought for only s.. 600
4 $ CAYwOOD, s22 9Th st. NV. mys-st
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Sherwood

One fare - minutes. water. sewer gas
BEAUTIFUL los. attractive prices Easy terms.
Main sflce. III 18th ST. NV ap1s-tf
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For Rent-Rouses.

$3.50 PER MONTH-Those new six-room
semi-detached brick houses at 10th and ID
SITS. Sc. plenty OF air. light, and sunshine.
s E MASON. 1910 ID ST. my9-zt
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Clifford J. Pattee, b. d. G. NJ, Of
ficiated at a public installation of Of
ficers of Island Lodge, T. & A. NJ, of
Islesboro, Jan. 18th, in a hall built and
fully paid for by that lodge in 1905.
H also publicly installed the officers Of
Excelsior Lodge of Northport, Jan.
18th.
King Solomon Council, R. & S. NJ,
had a visitation from the Deputy Grand
Master, A. A. Beaton of Stockton
Springs, with installation, work and
banquet, Feb. 18th.
The official inspection of Palestine
Commandery, Knights .Templar, by the
Grand Generalissimo, S. L. Fogg of
Bath, was held March 2Sth. Tie order
of the Temple was conferred.
Two official visitations were made to
Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter, April
18th, by F. R. Ridlon, d. D. G. II. P,
and Dec. 2Sth, by Jas. E. Blanchard, e.
H. p, with work and a banquet on
both occasions.
A large delegation from Phenix and
Timothy Chase Lodges attended rails
ing in Excelsior Lodge of Northport
June 10th.
Timothy Chase Lodge has a minis
ters night June It'll. One clergyman
was raised, and all the principal chairs
in the lodge were filled by ministers.
Palestine Commandery made pill
grimage to Camden June 22nd, to at
tend the institution of Camden Com
mandery.
The Masonic bodies were called off,
as usual, during June, July and August,
except few special meetings.
The officers of Penobscot Encamp-
ment, |. 0. O. F., were installed Jan.
10th, with Aurora Rebekah Lodge
present by invitation. The installation
was followed by a banquet and dance.
Waldo Lodge, l. O. o. F., presented a
minstrel show in Belfast Opera House,
March 9th and 18th, with full houses
both nights.
Penobscot Encampment observed
the S7th anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship by services in the Universalist
church, April Goth. The sermon was
by Rev. A. A. Smith.
A district meeting of Odd Fellows
was held in Belfast May 25th. The 1st
and I'd degrees were conferred by
Waldo Lodge of Belfast and the Sd BY
Monroe Lodge.
Odd Fellows memorial day was OBJ
served June 18th, by services i'll the
Unitarian church, with sermon by Rev.
Harry Lutz, and the ritual service at
Grove Cemetery.
The officers of Golden Cross Temple,
Rathbone Sisters, were installed Jan.
18th, and the ceremony was followed
by supper.
The memorial service of the knights
of Pythias was held in the Methodist
church June Sd, with sermon by Rev.
J: W. Hatch. The lodge and Rathbone
Sisters attended as bodies.
Belfast Division, U. r.. K. of p, at
tended field day in Augusta June 9th.
Golden Cross Temple held memorial
services to their deceased sister, Ruth
June oath.
Silver Cross Lodge made an excur-
sion to Thomaston by steamer Castine
and electrics to witness the work by
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COURTs ANb CRIMINAL MATTERS.

COUhIS AND CRIMINAL MATTERS.
The store of Herbert E. Bradman was
broken into June 1st and money taken
from the cash register.
The store of G. M. Knowlton and the
cottage and boat-house of w. w. Cakes.
all in East Belfast, were entered by
burglars and considerable property
taken. Two Massachusetts, boys were
arrested and bound over. One gave
bonds and the other was committed to
Jail. When their case came up for trial
both were discharged by order of Court.
At the January term of S. J. Court,
Judge Powers presiding, four indict-
ments were found for liquor selling
and sentences were imposed in 10 liquor
cases, agggreating 10 months of Jail
sentences and 5000 in fines. The ten
liquor cases in the Law Court were re-
ported back at the January term. with
Judgment for the State, leaving the six
defendants ready for Jail sentences.
Judge Savage presided at the April
term, which was the shortest term on
record, five days. There were no iury
trials; two liquor indictments were
found, and six divorces decreed. Judge
Spear held the September term, at which
10 divorces were decreed and IS liquor
indictments found. During the year
several persons convicted of illegal
liquor selling have served Jail sent
ences, and four are now in jail for that
offense.
The fur store of l. V. Miller was
broken into Jan. 21st, and several skins
taken. The cash register in A. A.
HoWes q Co.'s store was robbed of $50
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

Frank WOODS Quilt building and
opened a general store at the Head of
the Tide in January....D R. r. lib
belts, formerly of Belfast, located in
Bethel, New. NJ. Dumphe bought
the Berry & Burgess restaurant in the
Pythlan block in January, and that
tirm took the restaurant in the Gentner
building on Phoenix Row. Mr.. Berry
subsequently sold out to his partner,
Z. E. Burgess, and went into partner
ship with Fred Dutch in a general store
at Cape Jellison... VIM. H. Mcintosh
sold his grocery business n the Thomp-
son store, Main street, to Thomas Gan
non....James C. Aborn opened shop
for repairing tools over E. P. Frost's
store inJanuary and subsequently NOV
ed into rooms over the Ellis millinery
store....G. B. Marsano's fruit store was
damaged by fire Jan. 10Th, and he NOV
ed into the johnson store near by. He
began serving ice cream in May. Mrs.
r. A. Clifford closed her restaurant on
Phoenix Row in February and the place
was subsequently taken by g. G.
Dickey & Co., electrical supplies, and
the Belfast Paint and Paper Co., the
latter successors to NJ. W. WEIGH.
Dickey & Co. moved from the opposite
side of the street,. Fred M. Staples
opened fruit and confectionery store
on Phoenix Row in March, and sold out
IN November to L. S. Shire of Bangor.
C. G. Lower, who had been here occa-
sionally in the upholstery business,
opened shop on lower Main street in
April, and moved to rooms over FIost's
clothing store in July....The Chinese
laundry in Custom House square was
opened in May and closed again in No
vember..S. G. Maddox bought the
practice of J. F. Harris, eye specialist,
and moved from the Howes block,
Main street, to the johnson block,
High street. Harris left for parts un-
known and Maddox gave up the bust
ness at the end of the There
have been foursuccessive agents of the
American Express Co. in Belfast the
past year: George A. Dunning, W. B.
Donnell, B. P. Sawyer and H. P. Tot
man, the latter now in charge. 80. Hon.
George E. johnson moved from the
Williamson block, High street, to the
johnson block, opposite. John r. Dun
ton, ESQ.,, was admitted to the law firm
of Dunton. & Morse and moved his
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HUMPHREYS

Veterinary Specifics cure diseases
Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs and
Poultry by acting directly on the SICK PARTS
without loss of time.
A. A. lFEvERs. Connections, Innamms.
CURES lions. Lung Fever. Milk Fever.
B. b. lSPRAINs, Lameness, Injuries,
CURES Reclamation.
G. :}s0RE THROAT. Qn:csy, Epizootfc.
d d; q: WORMS. Bots. Cru,
e. e. COUGHS. Colds, Inf1ueuzu, InfIamed
CURES Lungs. PleurO-PncumOnia.
F:F COLIC, Beliyache, Wind-Blown,
G. G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
c mi ~: KIDNEY & BLADDER DISORDERS.
IL }sKIN DISEASES. Mango. Eraptions,
CURES Ulcers. Grease, Farcy.
J.K. lBAD CONDITION, STARING Coat.
CURES Indigestion, Stomach Stasgers.
Coo. each; Stable Case Ten Specifics, Book &C., 81
At druggists,or sent prepaid On receipt Of price.
Humphreys Medicine Co, Cor. william and John
Streets. New York.
az BOOK MAILED FREE.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOATS,.

Str. Penobscot, which had been off
for repairs on account of collision, re-
turned to the Bangor Division of the
Eastern s. S. Co.'s lines Jan. Sth. Str.
Bay State ran in place of the Penob-
scot while the latter was off. The
City of Bangor and Penobscot began
four trips per week Mar. 23rd. The
City OF Bangor and City of Rockland
began daily trips April 3Oth, and con-
tlnued to Oct. 18th, season consider
ably longer than formerly. Four trips
were continued until Dec. srd, when
the Bay State came on for the winter.
with two trips per week. The freight
steamer Benefactor made few trips on
the route during the summer as an ex-
ira boat. The City of Bangor and CITY
of Rockland collided between Seguin
and Cape Elizabeth June 7th, and the
Bangor was badly damaged. The
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wharf at Belfast was thoroughly re.
paired during the summer.

wharf at Belfast was thoroughly re.
paired during the summer.
Two new steamboat companies were
organized during the year: the Brooks
vile & Bangor Steamboat. Co., Jan.
10th. capital stock 10000; F. G. White,
pres; B. r. Arey, treas; and the
Eastern Bay Steamboat Co., Feb. 10Th,
capital stock $4,000; F. E. Carpenter,
-Castine, pres, F. w. Pote, treasurer.
Str. Rockland, of the Bucksport and
Camden route. had steel ice pillow
made by the Duplex Roller Bushing Co.
in January. She was thoroughly over
hauled and improved before her sum-
mer service.
Str. fremont was thoroughly over
hauled and repaired in Belfast and be-
gun on her route between Bangor and
Brooksville April 10th. She was again
overhauled on Gilchrest's marine rail
way in the fall. She was raised two
feet and otherwise improved for ser
vice.
Steamer Golden Rod started on a
| new route between Belfast and Cas-
| tine, touching at Lime Kiln, Islesboro,
April 9th. During the summer she
made two round trips per day.
Str. Silver Star ran as usual on the
Brooksville, Castine, Islesboro and
Belfast route, with two round trips
daily during the summer. She changed
her wharf from the Eastern S. S. Co. 5
! to Lewis in December.
Str. M & M was rebuilt at Gilchrest's
and her name changed to Stockton
Her machinery was replaced with new
by the Duplex Roller Bushing Co.
| Str. Castine was overhauled here
and hauled up at lslesboro late in the
fall. She had good season with ex-
cursions, towing, ETC.
By the June change of time table on
the Maine Central, the train due to ar.
rive here at noon was changed from
straight passenger to mixed. An ad
ditionaI change was made Dec. 6, by
which the midday passenger train de
parts at 1890 instead of 1.3O, and the
freight arrives at 4.30 instead of $50
p. m.
| Calvin II. Monroe, station agent al
Citypoint for 25 years, resigned in May
and was succeeded by Frank NJ. Bailey
H. j. Locke & Son were appointed
official inspectors of watches for the
Maine Central, in November.
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BUILDING AND REPAIRS.

In addition to the improvements at
Mathews Bros mill, the shoe factory.
Roller Bushing Co.'S plant, Rogers
machine shop, Durham's mill and 9th
ers, mentioned under the caption of
Local Industries" there was a goodly
amount of work in Improvements in
private residences, etc. Horace Chen
cry made noticeable additions to his
residence on Franklin street, as we'll as
to his farm buildings in this city and
Belmont. Corydon Emmons built new
house at the Head of the Tide. Willis
E. Hamilton, florist, built new rose
house, 32x62, in the rear of Congress st.
Melvin Clark built new L to his house
on Cedar street. Chas. w. Lancaster
bought .ne w. T. Howard house on
Spring street and thoroughly repaired
it. Improvements and additions were
made to the residences of Elmer A.
Sherman on Church street. George r.
Doak on High street, and others. The
custom house and post Office building
was painted inside and out and new
cement walk laid in place of the former
concrete. The interior of the City
National Bank was remodeled and ad
ditional windows put in.
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CHURCHES.


! The Congregational church, Rev. Da-
vld l.. Wilson, pastor. began the year
with good interest and increasing men,
bership in the affiliated societies. A
mission study class was formed in
January and meetings were held after
the Thursday night prayer meetings.
The Congregational Club held a meet
ing each month with addresses, etc,
/ and a supper. Children's day was OBJ
served June 18th by a special sermon
by the pastor in the forenoon and a
Sunday school concert in the afternoon.
A sepia picture of the Sistine Madonna
was presented to the Christian Endeay-
or Society in memory of Miss Mary P.
Rev. j. W. Hatch of the Methodist
church gave series of sermons during
the year on ''Four stages of the life Of
Christ and an illustrated series on
"The life of Christ The 18th ami
versary of the Epworth League was
observed May goth. Young peoples
day was observed July 14th, and old
folks day Oct. 21st A Sunday school
rally was held Oct. 2sth.
Rev. Eugene S. Philbrook resigned
as pastor of the Baptist church and
went to Sanford, Maine, December 1st.
The pulpit was supplied during Deem
Der by Rev. Hugh Ross Hatch of Colby
College. Children's day was observed
July 18th with an illustrated sermon
by the pastor. Fred NJ. Armstrong of
Rangoon, Burmah, addressed mis-
sionary meeting July 10th. The annual
Sunday school rally was held Oct. 14th.
a reception was given to Mr.. Phil
brook, Nov. 23rd.
Rev. Harry Lutz resigned as pastor
of the Unitarian parish and began as
pastor at Billerica, Mass, Oct. L. The
pulpit was supplied to Nov. 25, and
closed through December. The parish
called Rev. Adolph Rossbach of De-
trolt, Mich, who will begin his labors
here Jan. 9th. A memorial service to
Miss Mary A. Livermore was held Mar.
4th. A reception was given to the pas
tor and his wife Sept. 21st.
The Universalist church, Rev. Ashley
A. Smith, pastor, began holding preach
ing services in the afternoon in 1905, but
resumed forenoon services May 6, 1906.
The pastor began series of sermons
on ''The messages of the modern proph-
ets," Oct. IA, and continued to the end
of the year. The church at Stockton
Springs, where the Belfast pastor had
oficiated for several years, called a
pastor in November.
Rev. William Vaughan of East Bel
fast preached at the Head of the Tide
during the year. The church edifice
was extensively repaired, including new
foundation, steel ceiling, outside and
inside painting, etc. The annual church |
fair, Aug. 18th, was successful.
The Gospel Mission at No. So High
street was closed during the summer
and the room put in thorough repair. |
Rev. w. w. Latte of Everett, Mass, /
Rev. Mr.. Pettigrove of Canaan and
local workers conducted the services
early in the season. The mission was
reorganized Oct. 28th as the Union Res
cue Mission, and has since been in
charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Patter-
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office in October from No. - Main
street to their Office in Savings Bank
block. Charles A. Davis sold his bar
Der shop in November to Fred T.
Murch, and subsequently went on the
road selling pianos and organs for E. S.
Pitcher...N. c. Matthews sold his boot
and shoe business to A. R. Jack of
Bath in November and went into the
undertaking business in Norwood,
Mass. Mr.. Jack closed out the BUSH
ness....M. NJ. Colson opened dressmak-
ing rooms in the Williamson block,
with Mrs. n. G.. Pettingill in CHARGE.
John G. Damon sold his interest in the
blacksmithing business of Damon &
Field to his partner, Charles E. Field,
but retains small forge in the shop
for light work....James S. Hartman re-
opened his law office in Odd Fellows
block in December.