The Republican journal., 1908-09-10
III NEWS OF BELFAST
FISHERS. NOTICE.

.Doepe p'a'' AZ the post office.
|sF4l,sl"H SPRINGS. At the post ONCE. -,
sr1ChfoS N,er. At the store OF l. II. W.
nEr' store of D. J. Dickens,
Nr,yr AN Searsport and NJ. j. Dow,
II Nh.' i-nnlzed agents to receive sub
Eraoi' and adyertsementS; ~,
artta|G HllcAN JOURNAL ohlishiS' w.
mo- Belgian hares on exhibition at
tie o.n5naid has new telephone, 24s-2,
au Main street.
.o.,~l on the scene Of the lire on
..... Inst week resulted in verdict
f55- mso,,yn' There was no insurance
..atents-
.. And will give one of their fam
tarnorrow, Friday, night at the M.
.+ 6o'elock. Supper 25 cents. Come
= 'Hole family,
r. will meet with Mrs. Emma
t. Old Ladies' Home, Friday, at 2So.
th' .-. to he appointed for the State
lf7- and all members are requested to
...,henson. who has had a machine
,.. street for several years, has been
s'' An, IA health to give up the business
'' .... .antinued by Harry Vinal. Mr..
,,U visit his brother in Bruins
and his many friends hope that
.rI rest may restore his heal1h.
...,l.ut member of Silver Cross
-4'- of Pythias.
,aah A. Quimby entertained at
Thursday night in honor of her
.. Miss Edith E. Osgood of North
Va5- who was her guest for
r. we're four tables, and after an en-
..rss play delicious refreshments
., the hostess, assisted by her SIS
..erine c. Quimby The award
..rzes was one of the events OF
ma the musical consolation was
enter of attraction.
.riyaa that pile of sticks in the
. nase & Son and wondered
and what they were there for?
Is represent roll (l35 YARDS
..>fra super carpets made by the
.. Uo., the highest priced and
-.tra super carpet made IN this
hicks in the window represent
rls of carpet, or about one-third
eas5 & Son have sold during
-. have been in business.
some blotters from Mark An
IS. Bedford street, Boston, recalls
Mr. Andrews was in the clothing
mix Row and owned and occu-
,, edar street now owned and
-uh H. Howes. f. P. Frost, the
,. .lu-hier. after graduating from
IMPOSING room, served an appren-
Go. clothing business with Mr. An
Harris and Sidney Kalsh were
-s here. The former retired
.s, and Mr. kalish died recently IN
. The 6lotters received contain
l. ... If q famous painting by Rem
..- serrtse the Hub Brand Hon
... Bv the terms of circular
..r rof last week at the custom house
t..- .u,tgn hereafter all parent ships
lg.2mpanying submarines will dis
.- designed flag to warn merchant
... ep As far as possible away from
r. in which the submarines are
,-- The design of the flag is an out
.narne boat on field of different
1ues are red and white. AS sub
p- busy in the harbors along the
the next few months trying
-...- oxperiements, Collector of Gus
,. hasun has been requested to notl-
Using the harbor of the meaning
Hag 1t is not likely however, that
..,u4 new flag in this harbor.
r the Hottest mountain on the
- .. .syr in the interior of Labrador,
10y the Hubbard Exploring EX-
tu5 "A honor of the Rev. James (.
- 1t Will interest many of the
friends of his wife, Mrs. Lucy
.n.r who entered into the larger
..H,,r to learn that Point Lucie, a
utary nearly directly across the
fountain, was at the same time
r... ...- An elaborate, large and au-
... a4u of the route of this heroic and
expedition has been publish
trican Geographical Society,
..,. river and the head waters OF
.ue4o river had not been previous
uMs. The wooden ship Charger,
nmanded by Capt. D. S. Good
-. wrt; the ship America, which was
o..- ut me time by the late Capt. Lor-
Pig M Of Stockton, and the Hayden
r manded by Capt. Clifton Havener
r' we're recently sold by James Grit
VIZ 5,atl-, Wash, to the Coastwise Steam
@f4 Barge Go. All three vessels will be
". olo barges The prices paid for
we're as follows: the Charger
'-N" America, $4,000, and the Hayden
H'' cI Among the arrivals at this
'- roa was the ketch Acteon; that is
1e appears in the government list
This craft is SO tons net, was
'~. rack. New York, in 1867, and was
He loop yacht Addie Voorhees, and
~. .dt. She is now bay coaster and
4-- furkand :. The sch. Stanley H
l.alph W. Pattershall, arrived last
fnoon from Norfolk with coal for
Fuel & Hay Co., and locked at
rl The Minor arrived at New
't. and had not since been report
aelayed by heavy weather and
Last Saturday there were only
rs in the port of Bangor, very
I'LL - Lii. -o,ano Hnl1ric hlnu mort