The Republican journal., 1910-04-14

direction and the pyrola is putting out its
leaves and seems unusually vigorous.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post Office for the week ending April 10Th.
Miss E. M. Carpenter, Mrs. Luther Lockwood
Mrs. Nellie Perkins, Della S. Richards. Mrs
Matte Sylvester, Mrs. Jane Wyman. Row
Cunningham. David T. Percy & Sons. Henry
Swain, E. M. Thomas Murder Young.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will be with Mrs. M. w. Rich, No. 137
Main street, Monday afternoon, April 18th
The study topic will be from the magazine
Greek Doric Architecture" and from the C.
L. S. C. books, Social Life at Rome" chapter
ten, 1.-THE Friendly Stars" chapter twenty.
Quotations from the myth of Orion"
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. George D. Edmunds
discharged 800 tons of coal for the Mount
Waldo Granite Co. at Frankfort last week and
was lowed to Rockland. =. Sch, Caroline
Kreischer, Capt. J. F. Hutchins. arrived at
Bucksport last week with wreckage from Capt.
Hutchins schooner c. M. Gray, which was lost
at Deer Island last winter, and sailed Thursday
for Belfast with cargo of fertilizer barrels
for the Coe- Mortimer Co... The lighthouse
steamer Wistaria is coming to the Maine sta
ton to take the place of the Geranium, lately
condemned, and left Charleston, s. c., last
week for Portland. The Wistaria is an iron
vessel of $50 tons gross. Business is dull at
the port of Bangor. Lumber shipments were
pretty well cleaned up before the river became
icebound last winter, and consequently there
is stock on hand now and the coasters
must wait for the opening of the mills The
new Penobscot river tug McAllister Bros. is
say she stands a much heavier tow, handles
easier and burns less COAL. The river and
harbor bill includes an appropriation of $4,000
for cutting away the bar which reaches from
Sears island to the mainland. =. Sch. Catawam-
teh is loading barrels at Lanes wharf for St.
Andrews N B. :. Sch. E. S. Wilson has load
ed hay, lumber and laths at Lewis wharf for
Stonington. :. . Capt F. W. Hartford is fitting
out the little schooner Fancy, owned by George
A. Gilchrest, for fishing trip. Sch. Helvetia
arrived Monday from Jacksonville, Fla, with
hard pine for the Eastern Steamship Co, and
will discharge at their wharf. Sch. N. Y. Nc
Farland arrived Tuesday from Boston. She
had general cargoes for different ports and dis
charged oyster shells here for the Swan & Sib-
ley Co.
STEAMER NOTES. The Rockland, Capt. W.
D. Bennett, began her summer run between
Bangor and Brooksville April 18th. Her sched-
ule is as follows Leave Bagaduce Landing,
West Brooksvile 6 a. M; Tapley's wharf,
West Brooksville, 6.2O Castine, $50; Fort
Point, tbs; Penobscot, 7.3O; Standpoint, TAO;
Verona Park, sos; Bucksport, $50; connecting
with the o'clock train for Bangor; Winter
port, $50; arrive in Bangor, 10.15. Returning,
leave Bangor at Els p. M, Winterport, $50;
Bucksport, 400; Verona Park, 40; Sandy
point, $50; Penobscot, 500; Fort Point, Sis;
Castine, 600; Tapleys wharf, lis; arrive Baga-
duce Landing $50. There will be sail down
the river every Saturday afternoon and every
Sunday during the summer. The time for
leaving Bangor has been changed from
o'clock to 215 this year so that connection
with the steamer can be made by passengers
on the B. & A. train arriving in Bangor at 2O5
o'clock. The freight charges are the same as
last year, but the fares have been raised all
along the line. :. The fremont Capt. George
H. Barbour of the merchants line is having a
new boiler installed and will receive thorough
overhauling at Bangor. 1t is expected she will
be able to go on her route between Bangor and
Manset April 10Th. The sale of the steamer
Ruth at this port was reported last week. The
buyer is F. S. Wrinck of New York city and
the Ruth is to run on new route from the
Battery in New York to Sea Gate and will be
commanded by Capt. p G. Day. The engineer
is John Redican of Brooklyn, New York. The
officers and crew arrived last week and Friday
the Ruth was taken out on Gilchrest's marine
railway. She leaves this week for New York. -.
The Bangor Commercial says: "Some difficulty
is being experienced at the Office of the Eastern
Steamship company in impressing it upon pa
irons that under the recently enacted federal
law no package containing liquors can be de-
livered to anybody except the consignee, or to
one having a written order from the consignee.
The local office would like TO accommodate those
who come for goods without an ORDER but the
law is backed with heavy penalty and the
letter of it is being adhered to-" The same
rule of course applies to all the landings. -.
The Castine made an excursion from Castine
to Bangor last Saturday, and Sunday she made
an excursion from this city to Bangor. Monday
she took a load of fertilizer for the Coe- Morti-
mer Co.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. You will find the
Regal shoes for women. custom style in quar-.
ter sizes, the very highest quality of material
ard workmanship. at The Dinsmore Store, Bel.
fast. .... The Ferguson Poultry Farm. Belfast
will have for sale during May day-old chicks
of Barred Plymouth Rocks or Rhode Island
Reds at SIS per hundred. Orders should be
placed early, as there will be less than two
thousand for sale and many are already engag.
ed... George H. Johnson ano Inez E. johnson
publish card of thanks. Room and boarc
wanted for an invalid lady. Apply to W. G.
Sawtelle, Sabattus street, Lewiston, Me-. ]
M. Kneeland, Searsport, is the local agent fol
the Eastern Fire Insurance Co. of Atlanti,
City, N. J..... E. c. Shaw, Opera House block
Beaver street, has boiled and live lobster.
always on hand; also fresh, salt, smoked ant
shell fish, etc.. W. L. Hall, Journal building
has the Clarion stoves, ranges and furnaces
plumbing supplies, galvanized cutters, shee
iron and tin roofing, etc.. Holeproof stock