The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-07
IN NEWS OF BELFAST.

,z;,ersalist Social Aid will meet with
1ns clos G, Abbott this, Thursday. afternoon.
w. Belfast built vessels are loading lumber
i"' for Massachusetts, ports, sch. Will
at N'| Sny Capt. Mitchell, and sch. Lillian,
Capt Pettisrsw-
"' bas begun on the dismasted schooner
lib Roessner, under the direction of
F'' q Hayes. She was taken from her
taP. ,tsaeth Lermond and hauled in along
' Pc. the dock above the steamboat wharf
.aryice examination for postmaster
,,.5o station will be held at the custom
this city Nov. 10th. The office is not
h'l' lucrative one but the incumbent will be
80 nr-5 under civil service rules.
,,....f the power craft have been hauled
-.g winter and last week Capt. T. D..
''' t.,Ied out his sloop Fiona on the beach
S''l .osr of the Macomber boat shop. w. B..
Wv .aurch, the Louise, is still in commits
;ion.
late B. F. Wells was one of Belfast's
~ f.-as space, but every week had some
guy ,5at rad He devised the doll adver-
r.,t which Garlic & Jones use this week,
l.,,.5 IS certainly striking and effective.
,.,33i+ion 10 the call for the names of col
ara hates. to appear in the forthcoming
l..s If Wlliamson's History, the births
,,s wears 1875 1900 are wanted, with
~. All names and birthplace of parents.
5,,4 7f birth of parents is not wanted. An
Il. -ospaase is requested. This data may
,,-,. Mrs James C. Durham, Belfast.
,r.ai anamark has disappeared with the
.,-,., 4 IN Of the old tide water mill at
r.,.. falls. in Brooksvile. 1t was built in
,,nar5 To-. years did thriving business in
,,q,cg. a-5 in grinding grain. With the
-.,,.-, pgs and the advent of Western
..,,,.+ fell into disuse. 1t was built by Ezra
o...,r i1aa sold to Martin Gray and later to
DID Gray
MIA Vomaa's Alliance of the First Parish
.,,.arr .h1rch extends an earnest invita-
T.
..gs.. as lies, t . attend the first meeting of
=. .s7.-r at the church parlor this, Thurs
.,y evening" al 80 o'clock. The first half
.1,, devoted to business, after which
y, F. p 7a-cs will give the illustrated lee
Any. --uasly announced. on 1.-THE Grand
Ca.a d. Arizona.'
e ha
Maine uarsrs 6angor was credited with SELL
,,c,z. .rs per than elsewhere in the State.
r,a rse. the Bangor coal dealers put up
,,,,s a }.4u,iug egg and nut sizes so cents,
stove ..s and soft coal so cents, making
,tws egg and nut $3.50 and soft coal
S5at- trs per cent off for payment in ten
ar: a.ca rellees the prices to SS.25 for egg
,-i--,.. s, Tor stove and S. for soft
F.el Poor and Robert Gross returned by
atSi.l-i4y zyening's train from hunting
IT'D Northern Maine, each bringing moose,
the frs shot by local hunters. Mr.. Poor's
re5s vas hung up Saturday night in front of
Perry market, and some time during the
aigHr sunday the "bel" as the tuft of hair
qhc. hangs under the throat is called, was cut
eff and carried away. AS Mr.. Poor intended to
have tine aaad mounted this is serious loss,
SID a5 is Wiling to pay reward for the re-
Hr Of th bell, and ask no questions.
"iis fupement of Helen" pretty little
society s will be given by the Guild of the
NORTH church in the Colonial theatre on the
lgt after thanksgiving with the following
east Miss Alice Simmons, Miss Katherine c.
Qgm.g Miss Anne M. Kittredge, Charles
Harar Norris L. Slugg, Charles Hammons
gi R5Ir iayford. Miss Grace l.. Hall and
Wis amy Stoddard were made committee to
A9s alter Inc advertising and tickets. Two
95er saHm!tlees were appointed to arrange
slaHa'0wants during the remainder of the
!ls ss-ylA SOLD. F. W. Hill of Bangor
ia his s-r,oHer yacht Speranza to New
'@sa.-a-s and she will be taken there and
"'-' 70 = fisherman, with steam or gas
''.' ne common fate of the old time
N'-- 1I ne Speranza was built at Bay
A--. ln 1884, is 60 tons gross, 80 feet
dg l-. inches beam and 9 feet inches
-es' She Ia, been laying at this port for
s'4Fs. ea-s and when in commission by her
@Fosr rs used but little, laying most of
4' season of his cottage at Tenants Harbor
-' l'sN.as MY occasional trips up the bay.
'sP'' 'oan NcCaulliff has been ship keeper
S''s The eranza has been at this port.
1'v'a'f STORM. Last Friday brought an
'4'' 'ail storm, that increased in violence at
'tp' and was accompanied by an easterly
s1s >enooners bound to the westward made
'41'o ar Portland and some that had sailed
'',l maj port had to put back, unable to cope
" 'De terrific sea running off the coast. The
,s"esdine tug Carlisle was among the craft
put oack, after putting her nose outside,
-''alD was another setback to those having
''''oss lndug on low ground, and as it has
"" ~I followed by freezing weather must re-
I'll some loss, The ground was slightly
@''S' last Saturday morning and Sunday
''u-'s there was har der freeze.