The Republican journal., 1912-06-20

The West Realty Co. has sold for Leroy
Staples his farm in East Belfast to E. M. Pres
colt of Liberty.
Henry Haley, the old time breeder an raiser
of trottinp horses, now proprietor of Birch
Grove farm in Monroe. will be in the game
after the stud season is over and he will get
his colts and stations into condition for the
races. He has several promising horses in his
stable that are expected to be heard from later
on.--Bangor Commercial
B. g. A. SUMNER TIME TABLE. The summer
time table on the Bangor & Aroostook railroad
will go into effect Monday June 24th. Follow
ing are the changes on the Northern Maine
Seaport line:
The Searsport train leaving Bangor at 8.25
a M will continue unchanged,
The afternoon train for Searsport and inter-
mediate stations, will leave Bangor at 5.35 p.
M, instead of at 2.35 as at present.
From Saarsport trains arrive at Bangor at
7.35 a. M, instead of 7.30, and at 457 p. M, in
stead of at 3 CLOCK.
The two afternoon Searsport trains will ar
rive at and start from the Union station in
Bangor instead of Northern Maine Junction,
as at present.
LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The an.
nual meeting of the shareholders of the Bel
fast Loan & Building association was held in
the City National bank Thursday afternoon,
June 18th. A large number Of changes were
proposed in the by laws, which will be passed
upon at special meeting of the shareholders
at D. M, July 11th The following. officers
were elected for the ensuing year. William B.
Swan, PRESIDENT Clement w. Wescott, secre-
tary and treasurer; John R. Dunton, attorney;
Arthur l. Brown. Selwyn Thompson, Wilmer
]. Dorman finance committee; Ralph H.
Howes, John R. Dunton, Ben D. Field, securi-
ty committee; William B. Swan, Ben D. Field,
Arthur I. Brown, Selwyn Thompson, Ralph H.
Howes, John R. Dunton, Wilmer J. Dorman,
Ralph D. Southworth, Clement W. Wescott,
directors.
BUZZ WAGONS The following automobiles
from Waldo county were registered at the
office of the Secretary of State during the
past two weeks:
George A. Hart, Belfast, No. 1893; William
E. HOFFMAN, Belfast No. 1853; Joseph F. Null
lin, Lincolnville, No. 4,613; Clinton F. Thomas,
Center Lincolnville No. 4.617; J. P. Taliaferro,
No. 4,84l; F. J. Conner, Troy. No. 4,844; John
F. Marden. Searsmont, No. 1870; Charles A.
Mcclure, Montville, No. 1888; Harry C. Paul,
North Searsmont, No. 1890; Eugene D Tap
ley, Belfast, No. 5000; Frank Mussey. Unity,
No. 5000; E. L. Goodrich, Winterport, No. s.
o61; R. L. Clements, Monroe, No. 5,0s2; Her
bert w. Healey, Belfast. No. 5,106; H. L. True
worthy. Unity. No. 5, Ill; Albert Pierce, Frank
fort, No. 5,129; Cora M. Fletcher, Burnham,
No. 5,165.
No. 526s-L W. Pearson, Morrill,; touring
car; gasolene power; horse power, 20; predomi-
mating color, red.
No. 5,2S7-H W. Clark, Belfast; touring car;
gasolene power; horse power, 22s; predomi
mating color, blue.
No. 5.292-E. M. Hall, Belfast; touring car;
gasolene power; horse power, 22aa; predominant
ing color, brown.
No. 5,326-Harry J. Cote, Jackson runabout;
gasolene power; horse power, ID; predominant
ing color, red.
No. 5,329-R. R. Fernald, Lncolnvlle; tour
ing car; gasolene power; horse power, 80; pre-
dominating color, black.
No. 5,330-Joseph F. Simpson, Brooks; run
about; gasoene power; horse power, %; pre-
dominating color, green
No. 5,349-Wibur R. Blodgett Belfast; 1un-
about; gasolene power; horse power, %; pre-
dominating color, brown.
No. 5,380-Willis N. Mariner, Searsmont;
runabout; gosolene power; horse power, %;
predominating color, red.
No. 5,424-Lewis F. Marden, Belt ST. run
about; touring car; gasolene power; horse
power, 80; predominating color, green
No. 5,6lS-Clara eyre, 10 Union street. Sears
port; touring, car; gasolene power; horse power,
80; predominating color, blue.
No. 5,629-Archie c. Hopkins, Belfast; tour
ing car; gasolene power; horse power, 224; pre-
dominate color, brown.
No. 5,637-Clarendon M. Whitney, Unity;
runabout; gasolene power; horse power, 22aa;;
predominating color, black.
THE COMING CELEBRATION. Preparations
for the celebration July 4th go on apace, with
every assurance that it will be brilliant sue
cess. Entries for the street parade are COM
ing in fast. First and second prizes of silver
cups will be given for the best decorated auto
mobiles and the best business floats. The auto
mobile cups will be on exhibition at the jewelry
store of H. J. Locke & Son and the other cups
at the jewelry store of Chase & Doak A con-
solidated band concert by the four bands will
be given at 100 p. M, following the parade,
probably in Custom House square, and ball
game will be played on the Congress street
grounds at 2 p. m. One of the balloon ascen-
sions will be given at 113O a. M, and the other
at p. m. 1t is also planned to have a night
ascension, if possible, and if the weather is
favorable. At p. m. there will be a shoot on
the grounds of the Belfast Gun Club, with
prizes for those making the best records. 1t is
expected that w. G. Hill of Portland the well
known crack shot, who has frequently visited
Belfast, will be here and take part, and other
gun clubs will be invited, among them the
club from Bangor, and marksmen from the
battleship. Ralph H. Howes, Charles R.
Coombs and Clarence E. Read are the commit
tee in charge of the shoot There will be a
great display of fireworks in the evening, and
Orrin ]. Dickey, chairman of the committee,
went to Boston last week and closed the con-
tract with the company that is to furnish
the pieces. 1t is planned to have several
set pieces, advertising Belfast. Special ex-
cursion rates have been secured on all
boats and trains The celebration will really
extend over two days, with the coming of
the yacht clubs on the 9Th. The clubs which
are to be the guests of the Belfast Yacht
Club will be commanded as follows: Port
land Power Boat Association, Commodore
Erwin A. Clark; Casco Yacht Club of South
Freeport, Commodore H. W. Noyes; Ken
nebec Yacht Club of Bath, Commodore
Charles w. Clifford, Jr.; Augusta Yacht
Club. Commodore Guy P. Gannett; Booth
bav Harbor Yacht Club Commodore r