The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-01-04
sHE NEWS OF BELFAST.
prBLIsHERs' NOTICE.

W1NTERPoRT. At the store OF l. II. w.
kharff
! H. Sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
brooks. are authorized agents to receive sun
Eriptions and advertisements.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Deputv Collector B. H. Conant has measured
he new auxiliary sloop, built by Capt. A. L.
bendleton, and finds she is II tons gross.
A Washington, D. c., subscriber writes:
The Journal comes as link between the past
Ind the present. Long may it live and do its
pod work"
The Spinney dancing school assembly last
Monday evening was leap year affair, with
he program in the hands of the young ladies,
md was very enjoyable affair.
The management of the Waldo County Gen.
rial Hospital wish to extend thanks to L. w.
,enney of Newton Highlands. Mass, for the
lift of $40, and to friend in Searsport for a
contribution of S., received during Christmas
7eek
Mrs. Harriet Gross of East Belfast was de-
ghtfully surprised Jan. LIST, her 10th brit hday,
" Sc of her neighbors calling, all at the same
ire She was also the recipient of gift of
no. refreshments were served and social
yening, with music, was enjoyed.
1t Is expected that the Stems building in
bangor will be ready for occupancy the second
week in January, and one of the stores will be
coupled by Jellison & McKeen. dealers in
flee supplies. The junior member of the
i'm is Lloyd D. McKeen of this city.
After being apparently closed for the winter
he port of Bangor was free from ice Dec. 9th
md the steamer Belfast from Boston went to
er dock and the Brewer ferry steamer was
unaing. The river closed again Thursday
light and is likely to stay closed until spring.
new fire company, Chemical No. 1, has
zen formed at the Head of the Tide, with the
Glowing officers: Ralph Cunningham, cap
an seth Stewart, foreman; A. R. Allen, as
is,aat foreman; Henry Ladd, clerk; A. W.
bombs, first ppeman; James Roberts. second
5reman; F. Roberts and E. Hart, hosemen;
" Mason and E. Wiley, laddermen. The
onusny has 50-gallon chemical engine, and
lter doubt will have other equipment. The
loye is a good one.
A personal letter from Mrs. Paul Delaney
hicago says that she and her three baby
iris are out of the hospital and gaining every
as at their own home under the care of
-.--,g D1rsa Thov hova hoon ponod To-
ora Jean, Elizabeth Frances and Lillian
u.h and their weights at birth were 6 pounds
ma 8 ounces, pounds and IA ounces and
oynds and ounces, total of III pounds.
hey all look alike.
The Chldrens Home Society has been So
citing to complete the land and building fund
or he Chidren's Home in Augusta, and in
rider to secure the $4,000 pledge for the fund
lade by C. M. Bailey of Winthrop it was
ecessary for the Home management to obtain
20ag Last week they had received $1S09.40,
I only $4,000 short of the necessary amount.
h+ blowing contributions had been received
ron Searsport: Junior Endeavor League, $3.50;
irs G. Merryman, $500; Miss Abbie C.
asse, sl50; Mrs. Lottie W. Chase, $10O; Mrs.
T. Small Brooks, So 90.
THs CLARK & SMALLEY COMPANY. The
ertidcate of organization of a corporation
allied the Clark & Smalley Company was re-
o,3ed in the Waldo County Registry of Deeds
Jec 22d. The purposes of the corporation
re to manufacture, buy, sell and deal in, at
zsae and retail, mems and boys clothing
ND furnishing goods of every description.
AS TO handle all real estate to carry on said
Ill If common stock; no preferred stock;
ap,.al stock paid in; par value of shares
J. William A. Clark, Castanous M. Smalley,
vi Maurice W. Lord have one share each of
be common Stock 81 are unissued and in the
-.asury. The above named are directors; Mr.
IS president and treasurer and MIR.
ay clerk.
ARCH AND SEIZURE. Deputy Sheriffs
Likely Of Northport, Edgecomb of Belfast and
ta Of Winterport went to Frankfort Dec
rmed with seven warrants and made
-Tee arrests and brought the men to Belfast
ae, we're Carlo Guido, who keeps store in
garkfort. Angelo Fanelli and B. Agostino
ar.o Guido was caught with three quarts of
1a Is quarts of porter and a small amount
4 ahlskey; Angelo Fanelli had in stock 10
mis- Of rum and seven quarts of gin; Bartholo-
1ew Agostino's place yielded about gallon of
split and two quarts of whiskey. They were
rel in the municipal court before Judge
An9wlton Thursday afternoon and each was
lned 800 and costs and 80 days in Jail, with
. days additional in default of fine. They ap-
eaed and gave bail ... Deputy Sheriffs Edge
iomo and Dickey went to Cape Jellison last
saturday night and searched the house of
panel Mcdonald, where they found gallon of
fhlskey. Mcdonald was arrested and was be-
|ofe Judge knowlton in the municipal court
tuesday, afternoon. He waived examination
lho plead not guilty Judge Knowton SEN
encsi him to pay fine of 5000 and costs and
days in Jail and in default of payment 60
|ays additional. He appealed to the April
," Of the Supreme Judicial court Monday
|f'ernoon Deputy Sheriffs Edgecomb and
piefey searched the saloon of Harry W. Baker
I Lower Main street They found no liquor
l' plenty of evidence of illegal traffic, incud-
lg hIde, dump, an iron for smashing bottles
n' Two barrels partly filled with empty bot
Ies the whole outfit making a truck load.
'aheF was arrested and at hearing before the
uNe'pal court Tuesday afternoon Judge
1o"iton ruled that the officers take the evil
nles OF his liquor selling before the Grand
20 ABIDE by their action and that of the
|oUnty Attorney.