The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-27
cuF, NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

"%,NpFN. Store of D. ]. Dickens.
n sullivan, Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
o. are authorized agents to receive sub
D'.r--ons and advertisements
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
There will be no session of the sewing school
..,- saturday, afternoon.
NJ. ,aroner's inquests were held in Waldo
-.rtg in 1909 Coroner C. R. Coombs was
.1,l in few cases, in which he decided that
,,.iuest was not necessary.
lsrbert S Morey and Jos. G. Patterson have
..,a rev hardwood floor and are putting up
-. shelving in the store in the Chase building
.,,o To be occupied by R. A. French & Co.
The Wouen's Alliance of the First Parish
,.r-n , nitarian) will meet at the home of
NJ. lanes S. Hartman this, Thursday, after
...rr al 80 o'clock. The subject of the paper
-..Il he The Mormons.'
Nm. house of Miss Eliza Parker in Lincoln
,r. las recently destroyed by fire. The fire
.-.r.a. around the chimney and was so we'll
underway before the alarm was sounded that
....t the household goods were destroyed.
r-.. .tngs We're insured.
Mayo of Waterville, a member of the
Sea-. arl Of inspectors of prisons and jails,
-....r fcial visit to the Waldo county Jail
... Nt.ss lay He found sixteen of Sheriff
..r.. toarders engaged in saving and
wood, and we Judge was pleased with
as.. -. MS generally.
. rah ]. Dunbar has sold the farm in
... ,vned by her late husband Henry
l.. 1nerly the Capt. Cunningham place,
r Southland of Northport, who will
- The original set of buildings own
.. rl. Cunningham were burned many
... and portions of the farm, which in
...... valuable woodot, have been sold to
des.
.+ ort of Sanford Howard, inspector of
r-... shows that the building in the Bel
IFS. limits in 1909 aggregated about $780,
m a rgest for many years. The heaviest
he fertilizer plant of the Coe- Mortimer
7l, valued at $50, 900 Other buildings
..... The new City National Bank building,
,..t. tension to the Girls Home Seaside
..s.. BAH. a number of new residences and
s-.. -- surmer cottages on the harbor 'front.'
.u= annual meeting of the stockholders
In. City National Bank of Belfast, held
5....r ~th. in the banking rooms in this
. Glowing officers were reelected:
L .- swan. President; Clement w. Wes
.- .-tjer. Messrs. William B. Swan, Robert
..r Asa A. Howes, Elmer A. Sherman,
- 49, Pitcher, Charles P. Hazetine,
... Walden, Selwyn Thompson, Bel
- Heid S Pendleton, 1slesboro, Direc-
., 81 Keller of Islesboro, who has been
aa artesian we'll on Hillside Farm,
/. .,..... Tor Ira NJ. Cobe of Chicago, has
1- uad operations, having reached
t.r.- tterween 800 and 400 feet and obtain
5 hought a sufficient supply of water.
lr be viii ship pump here which will test
ra uacItv of the we'll 1t is understood that
-ssured of sufficient supply of water Mr.
.os viii erect on this farm one of the finest
araer residences il Maine.
N7r-iJn in the historical article accompanying
-= rsport Of the meeting of the Lincolnville
C-oof Roston Of the Knox mansion, "Mont-
DE sr in Thomaston, recalls the fact that the
5ei eagle on the front of the Memorial
5-,.-.re in this city was one of the adornments
Of lat historic mansion. 1t came into the
possession of William H. Simpson and for
years was used in decorating The Journal
tl rg on special occasion and later was pre-
ssr.. To Thomas H Marshall Post, G. A. R.,
D., he Republican Journal Publishing Co.
rt. management of the Waldo County Ag
rey lraI Society have engaged F. N. Vining
Of ST. Adams as starter in the races at the
he1 seasons fair. Mr.. Vining will enter two
Of own horses in the races. He spoke very
tar ably Of the change of date in the Belfast
t-e and thinks it will add to the attendance.
+. stevens Of Wellesley, Mass, has been
engaged as an expert judge in the cattle, sheep,
and poultry departments. He has like
w' at the Lewiston and Bangor fairs. Both
gentlemen were here last year and gave the
be-, abstraction.
If- -ToCKToN SPRINGS WATER COMPANY.
Water Company, held January 49, 1910, the fol-
lowing 5tficers were elected: President, S. B.
Ner-.,ew; vice president. Ralph Morse; treas
arer Charles N. Taylor, Wellesley, Mass sec
retary, Albert M. Ames; directors, S. B. Merri-
thew. n. K. Hichborn, Albert M. Ames, Ralph
Morse, NJ E. Colcord, all of Stockton Springs;
HarIes N. Taylor, Wellesley, Mass, M. A. Will,
Strong, Maine There has been $2,412.95 ex-
pendei for new construction during 1909 and
the usual semi-annual dividend was declared
The store in the Howes block, corner of
Main and High Streets soon to be vacated by
Il A. french & Co., who are to move to the
store in the Chase building recently occupied
0y Il, j. Locke & Son, will be occupied by the
new firm of Gustason & Johnson, the members
Of which are Miss Sarah Gustason of New
lork and Mrs. Willard Johnson of this city.
Mss Gustason has for several years had dress
making rooms in the Capt. Jerry Hayes house
Oh Bay View street, where Mrs. johnson has
been associated with her. The new firm will
also carry full line of dressmaking supplies,
Trimmings, Innings and line of ready-made
sart waists, skirts, etc. They take possession
OF the store February 1st and Miss Gustason
| ' now in New York selecting goods.
CHANGES IN R. F. D. ROUTES AND 6. In
Postmaster Field of Belfast, in order to accom-
nodate patrons, the P. 0. Department has d.
fected him to amend rural routes Nos. and 6,