The Republican journal., 1910-06-30

the reconstruction OF the building IS gong on.
The Uniformed Rank, knights of Pythias,
willspend Sundays as the guests of Fred G.Spin-
ney at the Wells cottage at Little River.
The monthly business meeting of the Wo-
mems Hospital Aid will be held with Mrs. H.
H. johnson, Primrose Hill, Friday, July LIST, at
2.30 p. m.
their offices at o'clock during July, August
and September and also to close Saturday after
moons during those months.
Cooper & Co. are repairing and extending
the wharf at their lumber yard, using the old
piling from the steamboat wharf. Capt. Bah
bidge of Islesboro has the contract.
The members of Thomas H. Marshall Post
and Circle will enjoy scent lunch next Tues
day. The ladies of the Circle are requested to
contribute food. 1t will be the last meeting
before the summer vacation.
The following petition in bankruptcy has
been filed with the clerk of the United States
district court: Winnifred H. Sawyer, Searsport,
laborer; debts, $26l; listed creditors, all for
small amounts, of Old Town, Southwest Har-
Dor, Searsport and Hall Quarry. Attorney,
Clinton Stevens Millinocket.
Capt T. D. Barr launched his sloop yacht,
the Fiona, last Thursday, and Friday the aux
iliary Boyle, owned by E. L. Macomber, was
launched from the yard of the Duplex Roller
Bushng Co. W. A. Macomber is getting the
launch Tolna Capt. W. r. Howard, and the
Roberts Brothers launch ready to go into COM
mission.
Work was begun last week on the section of
State road beginning at the Phoenix house and
extending as far Bridge street as the ap-
preparation will permit. The Phillips house on
Bridge street, now owned by Clarence M.
Knowlton, was found to be in the street and a
corner has been cut out of the basement and
the sidewalk when moved back will pass under
this part of the house.
For several seasons The Journal has warned
people to destroy the brown tail moth while in
the cocoon stage and this spring located sew
eral nests and advised property owners to des-
troy them. Some must have been left, for
there are number of severe cases of the
poisoning caused by the larva, One physician
prescribed for several patients day the past
week and many have it in milder form. 1t is
not dangerous, but is exceedingly annoying.
The New England newspapers speak in the
highest terms of Edward H. Frye, who is to
speak in the Baptist church July 9Th. few
follow:
The best in his line on stage or PLATFORM
Boston Traveller.
He is absolutely non theatrical in his meth
DDS and this is the secret of his success.-Hart-
ford Courant.
The impersonations of Mr.. Frye were of a
high order and marked by great versatility and
poWer-Daily Eastern Argus, Portland.
THE BELFAST YACHT CLUB. The annual
meeting of the Belfast Yacht Club was held
June 23rd and the following officers were elect
ed: Commodore, Capt. M. L. Pendleton; vice
commodore, E. F. Hanson; feet captain, Will
liam A. Decrow; secretary and treasurer, Orrin
]. Dickey; trustees, Wilbur A. Macomber,
Thomas d. Barr and James VI. Roberts. The
club bought the building recently occupied by
the Dickey brothers and will move it to the
south side of the entrance to the Eastern
Steamship Co.'s wharf and the landing stage
will also be moved to that side. Francis X.
Pendleton and Wilbur A. Macomber were made
committee to repair the lower story for the
use of the club, put in lockers, etc. 1t was
voted to continue the rental of the upper
story to Capt. M. L. Pendleton. An electric
light will be placed at the landing. Orrin j.
Dickey was made committee to effect the re-
moval of the Rudder Station from the Duplex
Roller Bushing premises to the new landing,
and w. A. Macomber, Eugene Ellis and F. x.
Pendleton were made finance committee.
STEAMER NOTES. The boats of the Vinal-
haven and Rockland Steamboat company en-
tered on a new summer schedule, last week, to
correspond with the new railroad time table
Steamer Gov. Bodwel makes two trips each
day, Sundays excepted, leaving Vinalhaven at
seven a. m. and two p. m. for Hurricane and
Rockland returning, leaves Rockland at $50
M and 430 p. m. Steamer Vinalhaven leaves
Swans Island daily at $50 a. m. for Isle at
Haut Stonington, North Haven and Rockland
returning, leaves Rockland at 1.30 p. M, fol
Swans Island, touching at all the above nam
ed ports. E. The steamer James L. Morse
which was run into and sunk at her berth a
Rockland several weeks ago by the steamer
Belfast, has been thoroughly repaired at Eas
Boston and left there June 23d for Rocklant
to resume trips between Rockland and Ba
Harbor She made her first trip from Rocklan'
Friday. Last Saturday the building on thu
Eastern Steamship company's wharf at thi
hport was moved on to the new southern en'
of the wharf. Boards with liberal coating o
grease were placed under it, {. hawser rul
around the entire building and the power OF
the pile driver was used to pull it into position
with the aid of jackscrews and levers The haws
er parted several times but the building wa
finally landed. The old freight shed will no,
be extended to fill the gap left between tn
buildings.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch Harry R. Tilton, Cap
, Pendleton, arrived from Port johnson las
7 week with coal for Swan & Sibley Co.. Sci
Ella NJ Storer was taken out on Gilchrest
marine railway last week for painting and M
nor repairs. :. In the fire at the yard of Cros
Austin & Ireland, in Newton Creek, N. J
June 21st, bark Herbert Fuller was badly burr
ed and several other vessels were more or les
:, damaged. Sch Stanley H. Miner was pulle
= out and it is thought was not damaged. LIZ
cal charters: sch. Emily l. White has chartere
for the season to carry cut granite for the mi
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