The Republican journal., 1909-03-18
Herbert E. Bradman has sold his store on
lower Main street to Charles E. Knowlton

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lower Main street to Charles E. Knowlton.
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The READ GARAGE & MACHINE Co. Last
week the cement floor of the garage was COM
pleted and the first auto to occupv il arrived
from Rockland. The work of getting the over
mead pulleys, belts, etc., in position is pro-
crossing IN the machine shop and the joiner
work under the direction of Mr. E. E. Babcock
Is nearing completion. The room for the sale
OF auto supplies is attractively fitted up and
hnlshed in North Carolina pine In the south
end of the building is ladies' waiting room
with hardwood floor and toilet conyeniences.
Overhead, with an entrance from the garage
is room for the chauffers. The whole inter-
Tor OF the building is well ventilated and well
llghted, and the garage is pronounced by those
competent to judge, one of the best in the
State and equal to any for its size A Max
well Junior car now on exhibition there, is at
tracing much attention. To a non expert it
would seem to be perfect machine, and in
price, $525, to fill long felt want. The Read
Garage & Machine Co. have the agency for
these cars.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Capt. Warren Chatto of
South Brooksville is repairing schooner Louisa
Francis and getting her ready for the coastng
business After lying in Portland harbor for
the past three months the FIVE -masted schooner
Martha P. Small has been chartered to load
with railroad ties at Brunswick, Ga IN. P
Smith & Sons Co. of New York have closed a
contract with Sawyer Brothers of Milbridge,
Me-, to build four masted schooner for them
to carry about $50, 900 feet of southern pine She
| is to be commanded by Capt. Chas. M. Sawyer,
now master of schooner Fairfield. -. Capt.
Ralph w. Pattershall left last week for New
York to take command of sch. M. V. B. Chase,
which has been laid up at that port His for
mer command, sch. Harold c. Beecher is at this
port awaiting settlement between her owners
/ and the owners of tug boat as to damage re-
celved at Gloucester last season e. Sch. Gen.
Adelbert Ames Capt. Dodge has chartered to
| load ice at Rockport for Wilmington, Dell.
Sch. George E. Prescott Capt. Crowley, has
chartered to load ice at Belfast for Long Island
Head, Boston Harbor, Sch Gov. Ames,
which has been hauled up at Portland the past
two months, sailed last week for Newport
News to load coal for Portland or Boston,.
Sch. Stony Brook arrived Monday from Sandy
point with lumber for George A. Gilchrest -.
Sch. George E. Prescott sailed Monday for
Boston with cargo of ice Sch. Thelma,
Capt Spofford arrived at Boston March 14th
from Savannah with cargo of hard pine, max
ing the passage in days. The fourmasted
schooner now nearing completion in the New
England Company yard at Bath and recently
bought by the Gilbert Transportation Com
pany of Mystic, Conn, will be commanded by
Capt Albert Green of Rockland, formerly mas
of the schooners Nina Tillson and Carrie A.
Lane. Capt. Green is now at Bath superinten-
ding the construction of the craft The date
of the launching. will be about the first of
of April.