The Republican journal., 1909-12-16
A souTHEAsrER. Tuesdays southeaster was

very severe on the water 'front.' but no serious
damage was done. At the lumber yard of
Cooper & Co. 10000 feet of lumber was floated
off the wharf, but little if any was lost. The
Old vessel which George A. Gilchrest had util-
lzed for wharf on the north side of his marine
railway was lifted from its position, and some
damage was done to the steamboat wharf. A
sloop owned by Capt. Ladd broke from her
moorlngs and went ashore below the lower
bridge, and dory was reduced to frewood.
The steamer Stockton came down from Bucks
port, but remained at the wharf here until 2.3o
p. m. when she returned up river. The
steamers Silver Star and Golden Rod did not
cross the bay.
EDISON RECORDS FOR DECEMBER. More peo-
pie are today taking far greater interest in the
better class of music than ever before; and it
is also true that this development is almost
wholly due to the far-reaehng and elevating
effects of the Edison Phonograph and Edison
Records. Among the new Ambero Records
announced is "The Garden of Dreams a song
Duet of the same rich, old-fashioned beauty as
50, Promise Me-; also Bach's "Air," rendered
by Victor Herbert and his Orchestra, which
everyone should hear. Victor Herbert's or
chestra also renders the famous Mendelssohn
Spring Song" for the Edison Standard G. min
ute) Records. And there are A other new
records on this list, none of which you should
miss. They comprise recitations, vaudeville
selections and music of every character. Garlic
q Jones sell the Edison Photographs and Rec
ords
! A FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR BUNGALOW Ian
caster Brothers of Stockton Springs are con-
tractors and builders of $1,000 bungalow near
ly erected in Northport for Hartman & Bige-
low OF Boston. who also contractors and
builders. 1t is understood the bungalow has
been leased for three years. 1t is lust below
Little River, on what is known as the Cunning
ham lot. The place has been cleared of all
debris and underbush and a fine grove cleared
Workmen are building an excellent gravel road
from the street to the lot. The bungalow is AZ
by 6s feet including 9-foot veranda on three
sides. There are six rooms and bath and
three of the rooms are sleeping rooms. The
chimney in the main part is built entirely of
field rock and the living rooms have large fire.
ing range is of brick, topped with field rock.
There Is an excellent foundation of field rock
and cement. Goodhue & Co. of Stockton
Springs are doing the plumbing A garage
and stable combined is located about 100 feet
from the house. A well has been dug and the
water pumped into the house basement and
from there it will be forced by compressed
air pump through the building. The building
has been closed in and the roof and gable are
shingled. 1t is reported that Hartman &
Bigelow will build another bungalow in the
spring. Mr.. Levi Hartman of the firm was
formerly of Stockton Springs and has relatives
there and in this city.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The second page is
occupied this week with partial list of the
bargains to be had in the two stores of earle
& Jones' and which includes many special lines
bought for the holidays. Read what is offered
in the dry goods department, in the crockery
departm ent, and in the basement salesroom
Edison Photographs and over 1000 records e
of each kindl in stock. Everybody is invited
to call and look around and hear the new phon-
ograph records. A nice piece of furniture
makes substantial holiday gift. Call on H
E. Mcdonald, 20 Main street. and see what he
has to offer in that line Have YOU looked
over the holiday stock at Dwight P. Palmer's
Masonic Temple? He has larger and finer
line tran ever and you will find something there
to suit man. woman or child. . The Dinsmore
Store has 20 styles of handsome Indian mecca
sins which make a useful and graceful gift for
Christmas Don't forget that they self the
durable 'Holeproof' stockings. You can
obtain Regal Hair Tonic from A. A. Howes &
Co... Notice of loss of book 7ll2. Belfast
Savings bank. First quality cigars at about
wo-thirds the cost to manufacture at W. H
Mclntosh's cash grocery, 81 Main street,.
Notice of loss of book 1881, Searsport Savings
bank. Read what F. L. Adams eye special
ist, says of the science of fitting glasses
Free educational exhibit at the Fred A. John
son store, Masonic Temple. Tenement, with
stable to rent at No. II Northport avenue
Apply to J. F. Wilson. F. A. Follett & Son
Opera House block, have a variety of articles
suitable for Christmas gifts and wish YOU te
call and see them, :. Tie Waldo Trust Co will
have another nest of safe deposit boxes ready
for use January lst :. Large front room with
modern convenlences, on first floor, for .ent al
10 Miller street, ,... The Belfast Department
Store As Main street, has its usual large dis.
play of Christmas goods. Gail and see them
-. Whitten Bros grocers, Opera House block
have some Christmas specialties to which youl
attention is called =. Woodcock's holiday line
is the best yet Complete lines in pottery
china, brass, and pictures. An inspection is
invited, ..... You are invited to use the public
ro.ms, for ladies and gentlemen, at The City
National bank. .. Fogg & Coombs have fine
lot of Christmas poultry, including few ma
tive turkeys. Mrs. Bucklins home made mince
meat, Arlington hams and sausage, home made
sausage, head cheese, etc. An experienced
nurse is open to engagements. The half price
sale in the crockery department of Carle &
Jones is for today only.
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.