The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-23

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The IJniyersalist Social Aid will meet with
Mrs. I. L. Perry East Belfast, this. Thursday
} afternoon at o'clock.
DIR. and Mrs. O. S. Vickery and guests, Mrs
John R. Davis and Miss Julia Davis Of San
dusky, Ohio, have been spending few days at
their camp at Quantabacook.
Capt A. A. Daley was in the city Tuesday
on his way to Burnham to start up his hoop
shaving machines. He expects large con-
tract for hoops. His letter heads show the
machines in operation and under the picture is
a strong testimonial from the Lane Libby
Co. as to the excellence of the hoops furnished
them by Capt. Daley.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch Pendleton Sisters is at
the marine railway, Portland, undergoing re-
pairs. She was in collision short time ago
with one of the Palmer feet and was slightly
damaged. Sch. James Slater, Capt. Batch
elder, has chartered to load lumber at Windsor,
N S., New York at $3.50 per M. The Slater
was launched from Gilchrest's marine railway
last week and sailed yesterday for Windsor.
Charlotte T. Sibley, Capt. Pendleton, has char
tered to load paving at Stonington for New
York. il. Of the schooner Albert Pharo recent
ly bought by George A. Gichrest, condemned
and sent to the bone yard on the Robbinstown
shore. the Portland Press says: "This is one of
the best known coasting schooners on the coast
and number of shippers have had command
of her. She has made many trips to this port
and her disappearance from service will be re-
GREETED by many. ...... Masters of YES
sells eport very low water last week in the
Kenenbee river, especially between Augusta
and Hallowel some of the craft touching bot
tom many times when going up the river. E.
The Gilbert Transportation Co. of Mystic,
! Conn, has bought the three-masted schooner
| Howard A. Hunt, and she will be given an
overhauling at Camden, Me-, before going into
| commission again. The Sch Carrie A. Norton,
which was totally dismasted in the West Indies
last winter, was bought by them and repaired
and has been placed in the granite trade be-
tween Maine ports and Sandwich, Mass, with
| the rest of their big fleet. Sch. Vanauord
arrived Tuesday from Bluehill falls with lum-
Der for Matthews Bros. anc is discharging at
Lewis wharf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones an
nounce their annual opening of new fall coats
and suits for Friday and Saturday, September
24th and 18th. The public are cordially invit-
ed On the same days they will have cent
sale IN their crockery and kitchen ware de-
partments, and you are invited to walk in and
look around. See notice of Savings Bank
book lost....A bike buggy may be had at a
bargain by calling on V. L. Hall. Five room
tenement with toilet and bath to let Stable
connecticut wanted. Also rubber tired wagon
Tor sale at bargain. Apply at Knowlton S
restaurant SO High street. :. Sea Breeze cot
tage for rent for or months cheap Five
rooms and water at the door. Apply to Alfred
Jones or Miss Anne M. Kittrdge. :. For rent,
apartments of rooms with modern improve
ments Apply at IS Cedar street. Mrs C. S.
weber, Bell street, will begin her fall sale
OF fall and winter suits September 29tb and
3oth and October LIST, and the sale will continue
on thursday and Friday of each week until
further notice. The public is cordially invit-
ed. The City Fish Market, E. F. Bramhall,
proprietor, has secured the exclusive agency
tor the Carver finnan haddies, cured by Mr..
Carver at Vinalhaven on the day they are
| caught. This market also carries complete
line of fresh, smoked, picked and shelled fish.
Telephone 214-11 Read what The City Ma
tlonal Bank has to say about their vault, their
new safe, etc.. Belfast post cards 10 cents a
dozen at the Belfast Department Store, as
Main street. Six months without hole if
you wear Hoeproof stockings. Sold at The
Dinsmore Store.
| The TARRATINE CLUB OF DARK HARBoR. A
new corporation called The Tarratine Club of
/ Dark Harbor was organized at Dark Har-
Dor September 18th. The purposes of the
corporation are the promoting and man
aging of boating, golf and other manly sports
and protecting the natural beauties, develop
ing the interests and promoting the welfare,
interests and prosperity of Islesboro and its
nelghborhood; buying, holding, building upon,
developing, managing, mortgaging, leasing and
using, both for sport and business, real estate
and personal property of every description,
and all rights and interests therein, buying,
selling and dealing in and with all kinds of
/ goods, wares and merchandise and manufactur-
ing the same and all things entering into the
same or into any building or developing opera
tons owning and operating private and public
light, heat, power supplies, water transporta-
ton and transportation lines and all other lines
and means of transportation and communica-
ton not necessarily requiring special act of
the legislation organization under some
other chapter of the public laws of Maine than
that hereafter named; generally to do all things
which corporations organized under Section 6,
and the following sections of Chapter AZ of the
Revised Statutes of Maine are or may here
after be authorized to do; owning holding and
selling stocks and bonds of other corporations
which may be incidental to or connected with
any of the above purposes. Provided, how
ever, that before it shall conduct telephone,
telegraph, gas or electrical business, or either
of them in any city or town within the State
of Maine, it shall acquire by legislative act the
right SO to operate within such city or town,
and such businesses before such act, and the
constr action and operation Of railroads or aid
ing in the construction thereof, are to be car
ried on only in other States and jurisdictions
when and where permissible under the laws
thereof. The capital stock is $4,000; common