The Republican journal., 1910-04-14
TuF NEWS OF BELFAST.

tsst week, headed north and flying nigh,
,-A.res Bradbury is having the stable at his
lance on Northport avenue fitted up for
garage,
Parker has taken the agency for Hoyt's
.s.. and is fitting up an Office in the United
Laundry building.
Al, and Mrs J. F. Wilson had rhubarb pie
.., dinner April 7th, the rhubarb from their
..r3er and the stalks of good size.
s.ner,ntendent A. ]. Knowlton has finished
..t,np The school census of Searsport and ex-
lots 10 finish the Belfast census this week.
i.4en Brothers received an order last week
.-,,,,t7 Jew customer in Camden for 900 pounds
febick feed. He saw the firms advertisement
FRI The Journal
Tn. ice went out of Megunticook lake this
,ss, March 2Sth and the Camden Herald thinks
:, s. earlier than ever before. The average
..rs about the middle of April
some spruce piling for the extension of the
Fss-err eteamship Co.'S wharf at this port is
4.rr e.ivered on the wharf of the Duplex
R,les cushing Co. They are fine sticks.
Alb. tgund salmon caught by DR.. w. L. Car
oil If iberty in Georges Lake was on exhi-
ptar this city last Friday. DR.. Cargil also
-gl.u A ten-pound salmon and Ralph l.
Mos. me of like weight.
rHs eonard & Barrows shoe factory is rum
-r. r tal time with full crew and with
,Flrl head for several months. The fort
ag- pay roll puts many thousand dollars
o, ..a circulation. May it last forever,
never eG out and have prosperity to boot.
The INNING Religious Society of Newton,
Mass Has extended a general invitation to the
men RS Of the Unitarian church in this city
Rel. resent on the occasion of the installa-
.r v the Rev. Harry Lutz, which will take
p4 Sunday evening, April the 18th.
I.a be noticed that Hoods Sarsaparila is
agar a4yertised in The Journal. A few years
az .ompany offered a bicycle to the retail
4-f. in Maine selling the largest quantity
If ill., Sarsaparila in given time and R.
4 7o es, of the firm of A. A. Howes & Co..
Won prize. This sarsaparilla is everywhere
.eco1 ed as standard spring medicine and
sol ay all druggists.
~ Il Arnold shipped some live hogs to Bos-
ION -ntly for which he received s11.40 per
t-a- 3 weight, the highest price he has ever
received He bought number of pigs in Bos-
ia end brought them here for sale, which is
eyarslug the usual order of things. Mr.. Arnold
.1.lsa car with potatoes last week for Boston.
t- 9tlch he paid rs cents bushel.
ir. turning of the brooder house at Pine
land utry farm left the chicks to come from
the Hcubators without house, and Mr.. Ran
da. ranged with the Ferguson Poultry farm
% care for the new corners. Some were due
al the time of the fire. Mr.. Ferguson has al
really received quite number and last week
b. nae in the hovers in his new house upwards
Of 1000 chicks.
LAhiNG THE CENSUS. The census enum era
tors begin their work tomorrow, April 18th,
AMI 10 ensure accuracy should be given all the
aid possible. Farm owners and tenants have
been FINISHED with advance schedules to fill
W The enumerators will wear badge in
@.bed United States Census, 1910" The
following points are of interest in this con-
rectiJn:
The law requires every adult person to fur
rsn the prescribed information, but also pro-
Ude= that it shall be treated confidentially. SO
thai no injury can come to any person from
nSWsring the questions
Ihe President has issued proclamation.
calling on all citizens to cooperate with the
s1sus and assuring them that it has nothing
% DO with taxation, army or jury service, COM
.ulsoTy school attendance, regulation of immi-
grafton, or enforcement of any law, and that
10 one can be injured by answering the in
qcjres.
tt is Of the utmost Importance that the farm
shSls of this State be complete and correct.
herefore every farm owner and tenant
should promptly, fully, and accurately fill up
da Advance Farm Schedule" and carefully
2'sserye it for the enumerator when he calls.
fs=NKL.lN STREET. The excavation for the
flee extension as staked out extends
early half the walk on Franklin street
and question has arisen as to whether the
E.eet is encroached upon, and if so what
'ea y, if any, the city has. In running out
fig es of the Chenery lot above it was found
thai iully three-fourths of the plank walk is
NAT property, but as the city has had the
gIasturbed use of it for more than twenty
Yeas 1t can retain possession. Looking up
franklin street from Main street it seems as
Tough the former street should go more to
The south, but it would be expensive to carry
"''at way now as there is a deep ditch and
nigh ground on that side. Mr. ]. F. Wilson.
Sac s no doubt the best posted man on the
city streets, says there is no means of deter
nn|r the bounds of some of them, and that
Fonably the lay of the land has set Franklin
fee north of what should be its true direc-
VoR- In the course of excavating Monday a
Stone wall was found which was said to be the
fonr of the cellar wall of the WEIGH house.
Coon ROADS MEETING. As before announc-
I'd / m. Paul D. Sargent, State Highway Com
miss oner, will hold a county road meeting at
t0e courthouse in Belfast at 10 a. M, April
9th In circular announcing these road
behring's Mr.. Sargent says:
Last year the expenditure on account of
Mate road work amounted to $27S,OOO and a
!0taI Of 80 miles of road was reconstructed.
sn1 / believe it is by far the best season s
work IN point of quality that has yet been done
alder the auspices of State aid. Indications
1lS year are that an expenditure ranging be
aeen 100000, and s450,000, will be made on
stat road and it seems to me it is of the
greatest Importance that we should all have a
1'rough understanding of the specifications
s'der which this work will be DONE These
9lnty meetings afford US the one opportunity
v TIE year for all getting together and con-
&ierng these matters. In the past it has been
.-ggested that these meetings interfered with
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