The Republican journal., 1909-11-25
The News of Belfast.
PUBLISHERS, NOTICE.

PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
Single copies of The Journal are on sale at
the following places:
SEARsPoRT. At the post office.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. At the post Office.
WINTERPoRT At the store of l. H. w.
Wharf.
CAMDEN. Store of D. j. Dickens.
J. H. Sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
Brooks, are authorized agents to receive sub
seriptions and advertisements.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Tax collector Davidson publishes notice of
interest to those who have not paid their 1909
taxes.
There will be session of the Free Baptist
Quarterly meeting in Jackson, December 4th
and 5th.
The dry goods stores, markets, grocery
stores, and most business places, will be closed
all day today.
The Universalist Social Aid will meet with
Mrs Ashley A. Smith tomorrow, Friday,
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
f. P. Mayo of Fairfield, prison inspector, was
IN Belfast Monday to meet the County Com
rrissioners and make an inspection of the coun-
~ Jail.
The landing stage of the Belfast Yacht club
will be placed in winter quarters the east
side this week. 1t is free landing and a
great convenience in the yachting and boating
season.
F A. Greer, Esq, of this city has been noti-
led of an increase in pension for Francis B,
overlook of Stockton Springs to SIT and An
drew P Andrews of South Penobscot to 1924
ger month.
Charles W. Lancaster has bought and shipped
ea to this time 10000 barrels of apples, and
LAS 5000 barrels engaged. The shipments
have been to New York. to the Western States
md to Scotland.
Mrs Lucinda and Edward H. Fletcher have
I'D the house at the corner of Bridge and
hares street, known as the Edmund's house,
ia Georgia l. Wood. 1t has been tenement
tuuse for many years.
One of the busy places in town is the cloth
ing factory of Miles Jellison Front street.
apostle the Maine Central station. Mr.. Jelli-
son manufactures for the Acme Clothing COM
,any and the factory is to its full capacity.
The first Unitarian Parish supper of the
season was given under the auspices of the
SOFIA! Union in Memorial Hall November 18th.
chicken pie supper was served and Keyes'
orchestra furnished music for a dance in the
avening.
Maurice P. Shaw has sold his trucking bust
ness TO W. W. Blazo and entered the employ
# the Swan & Sibley Co. Orders for Mr..
Blazo may be left at the furniture store OF H.
r Mcdonald, 70 Main street, and will receive
rrompt attention.
The steamer Silver Star, which for some
weeks has been employed at the wreck of
-hooner Alice E. Clark, resumed the Belfast,
lsesboro and Brooksville route last Monday.
The Anna Belle, Capt Ben Arey, has been run
ming on this route.
The first real snow fall of the season was
asst Friday night or early Saturday morning.
The ground was white but the soon melt
ed and mud took its place. With the excep
ton of one "cod snap the weather has been
unusually mild for the season.
Charles w. Noyes of the Castine Village I'm
provement society announces that he has dis
coyered data indicating that the town was set
tied in 1911 instead of 1926, as commonly given
III HISTORIES tiuS HlehiiiS tdStiiC LiiS oSSchu
Oldest settlement in the country.
The Frenchboro Land and Fisheries Co. has
been organized at Frenchboro for the purpose
# engaging in sea and shore fisheries and for
other purposes, with s500,O00 capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. Clarence E. McIn-
tire, formerly of this city is the president and
treasurer.
Chas F. Knowlton has leased for term of
Years the second story of his building on
Phoenix row, and it will be fitted with the
necessary skylight and other conveniences for
a Photographic studio. The first floor is
1upied by Stevens the harness maker and re-
Iairer.
A man was in town last week with a team
cling sweaters or rather had sweaters to SELL
Tor apparently he did not have very brisk
trade. A big placard on the wagon announced
hat S. sweaters could be bought for ST. A
local clothing dealer inspected the goods and
informed the vendor that E. P. Frost was sell
ing sweaters of like quality for AZ cents.
F. A. Nickerson, & Co. 642 Congress street.
Portland Me- can meet your requirements in
The way of an automobile They sell the 1910
client Seiuet, 90 IL p, 4 Cy llHuel, CilS leICS
Arrow cars and the Locomobile. They have
several bargains in cars used during the past
season and regulation guarantee goes with
every car sold by them. Write for catalogues.
j. P Moody was loading cars with Christmas
trees last week for Mr.. Chapman and it was
busy scene. At times, teams came in so fast
that they had to await their turn unload.
Twenty three cars have been loaded at this
station. The trees mostly frs and it is
said that hilly pasture will produce crop of
Christmas trees every four years. The trees
are of no special value for other purposes.
W. H. Read, who at time proposed o.
rent shipyard in Belfast and who finally
ceeded in building the schooner Victory at
Portland with other peoples capital, has been
in all parts of the State proposing to start
manufacturing industry. He did get fac
tory of some kind started in Brighton, but the
hands did not get their pay and when the fac
tory shut down it was found that the whole
equipment had been bought credit. In
some places Read has appeared under alias
and in at least one place he left unpaid
board bill 1t is charitable to suppose that the