The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-04-11
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST

NJ ,,s bought and will occupy the A.
'l g.,rna,a house on Congress street.
r,n sherman at this port last week
A gAt Holsters were bringing 80
rev. ..6 DOWN the bay. At that rate the
rD fshsgmen ought to get rich.
... f,r--t that the american Ideals"
.sa. such a big hit with our people
..i be with us again, Thursday,
ga '5
-.si Maytlower of the season to ar
The Journal office was presented to
0 Inc staff on Tuesday. 1t was a
,algs u searsport'
-s.4aiug his subscription former
s.,l,s,s 81 am determined to have The
r. a, .png as l can raise the price if
lrag- ,,her luxury"
aida Ap..i Term of the Supreme Judicial
IN, Waldo County will convene on
3.- Auu 10th. Judge Henry G. Pea
tJ,a. ortland presiding.
,-....fra Iatters remaining in the Bel
r.,. 1.Hee for week ending April g.,
u" Mis-, Hattie Williams, Mrs. Orinda
gam, Mr F. A. Wildes.
,mer- l- changes in the Maine fourth
u.>, 1,terS announced from Wash
-r - s. eek was the appointment of
I1,s.r. Piukham as postmaster in
n..,a.,. 1- =. 5. Worthing resigned.
r. ... Daybreak, Captain E. II.
.1..... .l Miller, arrived in port Fri
....... ...- NIth fare of 1000 pounds of
.t 2. sis capt Colby's first visit to this
-...-.- aspu and his friends and patrons
Welcome him again.
MI - Il, meeting of the Belfast I'M
-.......- society will be held with Mrs. F.
n f.- llreh street, Monday, April 18th,
.... IT'D The society tender vote of
t.... Las T. Coombs for the loan of
+.- aibles and to all those who so
-f. l-a food for the sale April 9Th
.s. savings Bank will pay its 18th
.... dividend on the first Monday
.s...- aud it is expected that it will
5s.=+.- ..eut per cent. At the annual
Hp directors held Wednesday ID.
mtln was elected president, w.
... treasurer, and II. I. Field as
,,. -..4snrer.
81. Ieu's Aid Society of Maine,
r... ...Ilans the Girls Home in this
.a.. .- Lad a bequest of $1,000 from the
.. -.p. H. Ware of Waterville. Mr..
.n N.- Us are early became interested in
I.... Tome through Mrs. E. A. d. Bur-
r.-. If the founders and the first
..- Il The society.
" s.-ue. formerly of Stockton, who
.o, .-. mpoyed this winter in the black
sn.. -a.1 Of e. ". Coombs, fell into the
a... a schooner on Gilchrest's marine
as. u.- Thursday. He was picked up
5.irp, we're broken but he was bruised
A.. .. bad shaking up.
81 Nacomber has an order from a
B5. Aan for two 18-foot launches and
s0.u4. .1e keels last week. He will soon
amta-- uls contract on the launch for F.
H. ggn, who is to put on the top and
tu. himself, and Mr.. Macomber will also
conn e.r he launch started last season by
L5l1 a combs for E. S. Pitcher.
despite the disagreeable weather: the
improvement Society food sale in Memorial
Hal asst Friday afternoon, was success.
There Was d tempting array of good things
70 "a, rading breads, doughnuts, cakes
ana aaiG A few tables of whist were
ma4- vi and were much enjoyed. The pro-
ee-ls nj he sale will be devoted to park
mH-a -Dts.
ll 'Ae .y.tuary of Charles B. Hazeltine
olb,h-H asst week it was wrongly stated
tla be lHH been the president of the Bel
4s sayings Bank. The error, due to in
4-'a is not material, but as a matter
yns story calls for correction. The
.. hit of this bank was Asa Faunce,
al s cceeded by Nathan F. Houston,
4.. .s .jVard johnson. On the latter $
ta ..t F. Dunton, Esq, was elected
is the position.
nsterS OF real estate published
- If January 10th, the transfer
-N- aries L. Austin, Brooks, to Will
h0 u>tin, do. land and building in
1.""- vas recorded through an error and
AN tnding The transfer would
Old. d after the death of Charles l..
Als3u. 'sv now retains the exclusive use,
4-91- l4 control of his real estate. In
CRESTED parties are referred to Book 2S6,
fd=e 81 he office of the Register of Deeds.
MISSES etherine G. and Elizabeth A.
24M7j gave d four table dinner and bridge
%I'l Jh-ir home on Miller street Thurs
I'd. evening IN honor of their guest, Miss
sue j. smith of Kentucky. A most enjoy
aD 'euiHg was spent Miss Alice P.
IaoI took the dainty first prize, while Miss
Aa'neHne Brier carried off the lemon. On
fIda evening Misses Evelyn P. and Cora
D. AoIson entertained at bridge, and on
Saturday evening Miss Alice NJ. Nickerson
was The hostess of q similar affair.
I!lE CONTRACT WITH THE WATER COM
f4AH The reference to the contract with
"'s Belfast Water Co. in the Mayors mes
S"st hts caused much comment and enquiry
az 10 The wording of the contract. In rela-
"Oa 10 rental of hydrants the contract
reads
M M L l1 'a d party of the first part parks &
a"uee-tr) further agrees that at the expira-
%VL Of l~enty (2O) years from and after the
S5al on OF said works, or after water is
oelI tor each and all of said hydrants shall
v Il ana that at all times, thereafter they
t NJ" y, furnish water for said hydrants free to
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