The Republican journal., 1910-07-14

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( The ladies of the Universalst parish will
have food and apron sale tomorrow, Friday,
afternoon, in the store formerly occupied by
Fred A. johnson in Masonic Block The sale
will begin at go o'clock.
/ The Stevens and Frisbee houses have been
safely landed on their new sites on River
avenue 1t will be remembered that the Coe
Mortimer Co. bought the land ON which they
stood and agreed to move the buildings. This
was an uphill job, but easily accomplished,
and the new locations are great Improvement
over the old. They not only command fine
views of the harbor and river but will be more
convenient of access as the Coe- Mortimer Co.
is to open road from River avenue extended
to High street. This company is now prepar-
ing to build the barrel house previously men
toned and is continuing the work of filling and
grading.
The Holeproof Stocking Company send out
to their agents each month a dainty little
magazine containing matter of interest con-
corning the business, and with it a sample
sheet of advertisements from local newspa-
pers The sheet sent out with this months
magazine is wholly made up from advertise
ments from The Republican Journal, with
statement from The Dinsmore Store that the
advertising had been attended with most sat
sfactory results. 1t is a compliment to The
Journal for the manner in which its display
advertising is handled, and testimonial as to
the value of the paper as advertising medi-
UNI.
STEAMER NOTES The freight house on the
front of the Eastern steamship pier was moved
back last week to permit of the rebuilding of
the wharf where it had Stood and when this is
done the entire wharf will have been rebuilt.
The freight house will be moved back to its
former position and piece built to connect it
with the part containing the Office and waiting
rooms at the extreme southern end of the new
pier. There two slips on the front of the pier,
one for passengers and the other for freight,and
there will be third slip on the upper side. Some
dredging is to be done about the wharf. The
| Eastern Steamship Co. no longer makes use of
the Muscle Ridge Channel during foggy or
thick weather, and the SO0-pound bell which it
/ had established on Otter Island has been trans
/ ferred to the southeastern end of Tlllson
wharf, where it is used as a signal for ap-
preaching steamboats,. Heretofore hand fog
/ signal was used. 80. The steamer Corinna, re-
ported sold at U. S. MarshaPs sale some weeks
ago and taken to Harpswell, is still tied up at
a wharf in Castine
A CLAM BAKE AT THE PARK. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene S. Mcdonald gave clam bake at the
city park last Saturday night in honor of their
guest, Miss Lucy E. Rhoades of Rockland High
| lands. In addition to clans, steamed and baked,
fresh fish were cooked in the big shore oven
and the menu inc Guided sandwiches, olives, SAL
ads, rolls, cake, coffee and fruit. The guests
were Rev. and Mrs. David L. Wilson, Rev. and
Mrs. Ashley A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph
Rossbach, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Doak, Mr..
and Mrs William HOFFMAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
B. Southworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer ]. Dorman, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
| lando E. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dns
more, DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Tapley, Mrs. George
w. Burkett of Somervile, Mass, Miss Abbie
Moore of Ellsworth, Capt. R. W. Warren, Miss
Edith Southworth, Mrs. William M. Randall, NJ
L. Slugg, D. L. Johnson, Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs.
Peavey Miss Peavey and Ralph Peavey of St
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion E. Brown Hon.
and Mrs. William B. Swan, Mrs. Annabel kel-
ley and son, William Swan Kelley, of Minneapc-
lis, Mimi, Lucius H. Mcdonald, Mrs. Francis
Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes. Miss
Helen Doak, Miss Annie Doak and Miss Ethola
! Frost.
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of the Pendletons the old schooners Maggie
Mulvey and William Slater, which have been
! laid up here for several years, and will break
them up. The Pendletops retain the spars,
anchors and chains and such of the wire rig
ging as may be serviceable. So. Sch. Willis &
Guy arrived last Thursday from Boston, light
She carried cargo of box boards from Belfast
to Boston. -. Sch..A. T. Miner was taken on
Gilchrest's marine railway last week for caulk-
ing and painting. Sch. Ella M. Storer was
launched from the railway and is at the Pen
deton dock completing repairs. Capt. S. C.
Rich has bought the schooner Helen S. Barnes
of 81 tons net, built at Westbrook, Conn.,, in
184S She has been owned in Deer Isle nearly
20 years, is in good condition and well found in
sails, spars and rigging, and with good beam
and light draft is well adapted for bay coast
ing .. Sch. Henry D. May has discharged a
cargo of coal at the Mount Waldo Granite
works and is loading cut stone for New York
city,. The name of the schooner Stanley H.
Miner owned by the Pendleton Bros, has been
changed to Alice L. Pendleton.. Sch. Mary
Eliza, Capt. Fitz Patterson Jr., sailed last Sun
day with cargo of hay for Vinalhaven..
The tern sch. E. Theirault sailed, light, last
week for Belleview Cove, N. S., her home
port, to be released.