The Republican journal., 1907-01-03

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The Journals annual review of local
events will appear in our next issue, Jan.
10th.
Mrs. W. A. Coombs and Miss Hazel Nc
T ,ggart were the fortunate guessers in the
bean contest for the chocolates at l.. S.
Shiro's. NJ L. Mitchell, G. F. Black and E.
E. Burgess counted the beans, and there
| were 1,422. The guesses were APO.
There will be a basketball game in the
Belfast Opera House Friday evening,
January 4th, between the Belfast High
school second team, and the Rockland
Intermediates. The game will be called at
O'Clock, and dance will follow the game.
Admission, 25 cents.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending Dec.
10Th: Ladies-Mrs. Nettie Kimball, Mrs
Katie Williams, Mrs. Lucina Wentworth.
Gentlemen-Belfast Carding Mill, George
Delano, F. Bickford Hornbr coke, George
Jones, Mr.. J. A. Knights, Mr.. NJ. l. Knowl-
ton, G. NJ. Pearson.
SHERIFF's APPOINTMENTS. Amos F.
Carleton, who entered upon his second
term as sheriff of Waldo county Jan. LIST, has
appointed the following deputies for the en-
suing year: Patrick j. Cuddy, deputy and
turnkey, Belfast; Charles S. Adams, Sears
mont; Slas F. Bowler, Palermo; Charles
f. Drake, Frankfort; Elisha W. Ellis, Bel
fast; Fred l.. Emmons, Brooks; Joseph Ii.
FarwelI, Unity; Wilmot L. Gray, Troy
Phineas g. Hurd, Northport; Frank l.
Mortland, Searsport; j. W. Nickerson,
Swanville; Sidney Nj. Weber, Monroe.
Mr.. Weber succeeds Jerry Bowen of Mon
| roe, deceased, and MesSrs. Adams and
Nickerson are additional men. The others
are reappointments.
LIQUOR CASES. Sheriff Carleton and Dep
uties Hurd, Cuddy and Ellis made stimuli
taneous raids last Friday on three places
where it was suspected liquor was being
sold. At R. H. Moody's drug store they
found a quart bottle partially filled with
whiskey, and at the place of Jesse Staples
on Main street they secured pint of hard
stuff. A protracted search at the Common
wealth hotel revealed nothing cOntraband
Moody and Staples were before the police
court Saturday, and their cases took the
Deputies Drake and Hurd seized large
quantity of bottled whiskey and rum in the
Hillside House. Frankfort. Monday the
proprietor was arragned in the Belfast pc.
lice court, found guilty, and held to answer
in the S. j. Court.
PIANO RECITAL. A New Years recital
was given by some of the pupils of Miss
Amy f. Stoddard at her home Tuesday
afternoon, with the following program
Happy New Year, Watson
Ruth Macomber.
Song of the Mill-wheel, Phillip
Marie SholeS.
Little Reaper's Song, Schumann
Hazel Coombs.
The Gypsy Girl, Oehmer
Harry Bowker.
Lilly Dale (dueD.
Rudolph Wiggin, Miss Stoddard.
The Clowns, Streabog
Miss Clara Kurdish.
Serenade, Lanciani
Stephen Clement.
Tannhauser March, Wagner, Richards
Doris Roberts.
Bercense from "Jocelyn,"
GODDARD Kleinpaul
Miss Marjorie Shaw.
Duet, Streabog
Misses Nelma Mitchell and Sadie Preston.
| Soldiers March, Schumann
Margaret Craig.
Santa Claus, Schumann
Glass Reception March, Lindsay
Miss Velma Mitchell.
| Mandolin Serenade, Bohm
| Miss Gladys Richards.
] Fairy Fingers Waltz, Kenney
Misses Alice Parker and Marjorie Shaw.
| BarcarOlle, Williams
Miss Florence Shaw.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The bay coasters are
still busy carrying hay to the island ports
and kiln wood and barrels to Rockland rwo
schooners loaded kiln wood at the railroad
| wharf last week for c. E. Bicknell, Rock
land. Sch. S. J. Lindsey discharged g
cargo of phosphate from Weymouth last
week at Lewis wharf for Fred S. Jackson
Capt. Alfred o. Small, who died Dec
25th at his home in Yarmouth, Me-, aged 81
years commanded at various times large
number of vessels built exclusively by
Soule Brothers of Freeport, some of which
were the Georgia, Occident, COsmopolite
j., Tam O'Shanter, Suliote, c. H. Soule and
the Lafayette, which was built especially
for him. He sailed around the world four
times. IA big wrecking crew is at work or
the sch. Helen B. Crosby, on the Inner Bay
Lodges and it is expected to float her. She
! has been filled with kerosene barrels to pre-
vent her sinking when pulled off, and il
saved she will be repaired and fitted fol-
sea. Sch. j. S. Lamphrey has chal teret
to load potatoes at Stockton Springs TO
Richmond, Va, at $11OO, lump sum-.
Capt. Bert Murphy of schooner Waterman
who recently experienced much hardship
on trip to Boston, is now at his home in
Seal Cove. Capt. Murphy received injuries
and also suffered from exposure and will be
obliged to stay at home for a time. The yes
sci is being repaired in Boston. The
barge Pine Forest was towed from Por1
Point to Mack's point, Sunday, taking the
place of the barge Rutherford, discharged
The Rockland & Rockport Lime Co. have