The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-09
aF, NEWS OF BELFAST
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

-E.ESFOhl- AZ tuC pOSt oihSS.
S[3CgToN SPRINGS. At the post Office.
y-r1TEaPoRT At the store of l. H. v.
Wharf.
p sullivan, Searsport and NJ. j. Dow,
- are authorized agents to receive sub
.-,s-riors and advertisements.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.ss-ry c. Townsend has sold his milk route
-zar.es Simmons.
Tie Hospital Aid sewing circle will meet at
RE- hospital tomorrow, Friday. at Up. m.
TIE Mt. Waldo Granite Co. is discharging
10y u their cutters as work is nearing COM
sron.
r-sre is some complaint as to dear meat; but
.,-e as to deer meat from the Maine woods in
Me. steaks and chops, such as came to the
.;-or's table last week.
.7ert W Stevens of Pioneerville, Idaho,
f.. .y!d the homestead of the late Andrew J.
..-vsas 70 William A. Clark and Mr.. Clark has
%. 10 Herbert E. Knight, who is occupying
he L. S. coast survey crew who had offices
;.e Pythian block have completed their
,-r. hsre and returned to Rockland. They
..,s-ei the section north of Northport and
80, to Castine.
sail alarm last Saturday noon was for a
--a g chimney in the house of NJ. R. Knowl-
20. -orner of High and Spring streets. The
20, apartment responded but their services
..-- rot needed. No damage was done.
r. ire college foot ball games last Saturday
y-g defeated Colby at Orono, 20 to 0; and
n defeated Bates at Lewiston, II to 0.
II. amponship is now between Bowdoin
81, Maine. Next Saturday Maine will play
--s...n at Brunswick.
8llihower at Fogg's market last week at
.s- much attention. 1t was raised by Cas-
Hamilton, weighed when trimmed IL
- and was perfect specimen, compact,
~ I'd snowwhite. 1t was the finest cauli
ne writer has ever seen.
~econd in the series of military whist
.=s given under the auspices of the ladies'
--- Unitarian parish will be held at the
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes this
lay evening. All are requested to be
---=s- at 40 o'clock, when the game begins.
g. Ryan will soon make his annual tour
Sl Maine, selling the Old Farmers AL
for the coming year. Though totally
+ does not prevent him from working his
Along his route through Eastern and
--7rn Maine he has large list of patrons,
epend upon him to supply them with the
IS favorite almanac. Mr.. Ryan as gen
70 agent for The Maine Institute for the
would like the address of all blind per-
the State.
ANER NOTES. Chief Officer Birming-
-s- the Camden has had her anchors paint
ses, so that there is now nothing to dis
SD her from the Belfast in that respect.
2. ne Camden's anchors were white was
Fly one Of the easiest methods of telling
tS3 steamers apart when they were on
"-- way up and down the river Although
r.aratively few people know it, there is
-asy method of distinguishing them. The
g.. en- has kitchen smokestack coming u,2
it Of her mainmast on the hurricane
The .Belfast's is way forward. The
stop boats, now making four trips per week,
.-= STU, doing good business both in passen-
gers and freight. 1t is thought that the Bel
Is will run as she did last season, when the
7rrrr schedule of two trips per week goes
l,e feet.
SKIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Brna P. Pendleton
ed asst week from Norfolk with soft coal
The Belfast Fuel Hay Co. DR.. Wilfred
renfell. the missionary physician, writes
L Red Bay, Labrador, that six vessels were
~ wrecked during a severe storm in Octo-
including his own auxiliary yacht Andrew
sh, which was given to the Labrador mis-
Princeton University. The other YES
-ast were schooners, four of which found
Lewis Bay. The crews of all the YES
scaped Gut He'll is the name of
an steamship; but it does not sound
Sch. Hiram Lowell, Capt Albert
B. arrived at Bucksport Nov. End with
tare of large cod. She cleared from
port June Sth..... The Castine schooner
I'D I Mcfarland was OH Gilchrist's marine
" ay last week for calking She was built
4 LsSeX, Mass, in 1884, but in model is unlike
'fs usual type Of craft built at that port. hav.
,g SIS draft aft
-"L POST OFFICE AND THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
me Post Office Department has warned the
2-stmasters throughout prohibition territory
u me United States against taking, soliciting
' ID any way encouraging orders for liquor.
u 'ther words postmasters must not abet anv
Cher thirsty citizen in getting a drink. A
general order issued reads "No postmaster
' post office employee should give informa-
1'a to liquor dealers or others for the purpose
'- Obtaining commissions on money orders is
'-ea. Inc following rule for rural mail car.
s's says: at has come to the attention of
"e department. that rural carriers in some in.
'Ls0ces have offered to act as representatives
VI 'heir communities of liquor houses for
mansion upon business secured Under
's''.on " OF the rural delivery instructions
2'f'efs are strictly prohibited from such
''ofse' and violation of the regulations in
"s particular renders a carrier liable to severe
pIlnary action or removal. Postmaste,s
-s ehJoned to see that carriers are not dere-
'' IN the particular mentioned"