The Republican journal., 1912-05-30
IN NEWS OF BELFAST


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VII VII LII keep step as in the past,
WI WA the rear guard comes at last.
*.ss. like stars we take our flight,
A. 'abisper, one by one, "Good night"
Ap The light of Gods bright day,
ll]|,.mpbant, each again will say,
G'I somrade, here has life begun;
battle's fought; the victory's won!"
5,nents of Egbert Dart J. V. Dept
| @anauisr It.
r.sg-u Of Knox Corner will have &c
N ,,ratoes this year and 20 acres in
Hale, made his first trip of the sea-
u.o4sy with his auto over R. F. D. Route
~ ssfsst TO Lincolnville.
a O. Gordon has bought lot on Bay
.-set Of Mrs. Annie J. Webster and will
,rgalow this season.
,, Ba scouts will meet in the Opera
MORROW, Friday, afternoon at 3.45
. A large attendance is requested.
r,, fsro.scot Bay Electric company has
..-l he poles on Church street from the
'D' -, the east side and the fire alarm wires
,.yssso been changed over.
-,-ss Maine post offices have been advanced
Inc fourth class to the presidential class
mis- l. 1911. They are: Brooks, 81, 100;
f r, g5't1ocket, $1,000; Woodland, $1,000.
r. ,scemeut in the brick block adjoining
g,ctso- Hotel is to be fitted for an annex
n. ao.s.. and will give it additional and
or. aeslraa.e rooms with private entrance.
ii. peHo1scot Bay Electric Co. is wiring
i. Methodist church for lighting by electric
IT, and temporary lights were put in for the
.,. +snperance meeting last Sunday even
h.
/ .,.,sgrau received Tuesday announced that
|r. Johnson had undergone a successful
,,.r..yn yn his knee at the Corey Hill hospi-
5-gc.ios, Mass. This is the second opera
|.,q- Johnson has had for the same trouble.
r,-1aE envelopes advertising Belfast have
A,' -sleyed by the Belfast Board of Trade
|.,-TU be al once distributed among the bust
,.s men who have ordered them. The en-
valves have small attractive views of Belfast
|Aasr Lie front and back.
1s- thousand trout from the East Orland
|htsst.ser we're liberated in Swan Lake last
|n-a n-cugh the efforts OF Capt Amos
'yaas 4 searsport, and some $4,000 salmon
|tr .-ru The hatchery at Camden through the
|fssr.s Il d Austin McKeen of this city
Jsar Say 55rn's motor boat went into COM
ra@.a last week and Monday, with Mr.. and
H. James Ii. James, he went over to their
y,sge 5a the east side for the season. Hav-
Neglected swan Lake of trout and salmon
|as r. bow raid on the lobs tiers and clans.
T4 Eastern Steamship Corporation is issuing
/ se.ys NJ Little Talks on Maine and the
ga-rs lrovinces," which makes seductive
|ssHag tov U.and tourists who are now max
h. gp thu minds where to spend the summer
,saiu5 Talk No. 2 is entitled "a Real Va
aal land and we heartily agree with its
knclsou that Maine is the real place for
be- aoay.ou.
Mss Clara r. Steward, who is making
Hr.. J7yery from severe surgical opera
tto a J.s Waldo County hospital, was the re-
PH ends and neighbors last Saturday and
Engal-Iatary messages from others, which
Ea asty appreciated. She was able to sit
ior short time Sunday and for a longer
|ne Monday and her room is filled with beauti-
b i,we-s from sympathizing friends.
BEa6 rTcY PROCEEDINGS. One of the
rg4s ,als of liabilities which has been filed
Bankruptcy petition in the United States
a1, SQUIRT for an individual petitioner is
Taaothy G. Fellows of Winterport,
an fine secured claims are listed as
scured, $5S44; notes and bills, S15,-
assets. S794. Fellows & Fellows Of Ban
i egs... Smith B. Bunker, Belfast,
39s-' r-nted discharge.
o.. sFN FROM NORTHPoRT. The out-of-
5a asst Monday afternoon was for an
On the roof of the Northport
when fortunately was eXtinguished be-
s'f aGage was done. The hotel is I'M
as rcaovation and repairs and a fire.
tad hsen filed with paper and set on
F. he doors and windows were all open
Aa lraft was so great that some of the
3@ eper was carried up and out of the
Sn'e aud fell upon the roof setting it on
F Ar E. E. Babcock, who has charge of
A'i9sl-s, ii looking over the building had
long adder which luckily was left at
he night place to enable the fire to be
a4I! reached and it was soon extinguished.
|"d,a have been public calamity had the
& been burned at this time.
S@MG ITEMS. The fishing schooner T. M.
aason, Capt. Lester Gilley, cleared from
aA7ort May 23d for trip to the Grand
a4 John S. Emery & Co. of Boston, have
sa sen Frances v. Sawyer, which will be
nled IA the southern lumber and West
~a trade The Rockland Courier-Gazette
fHS that the work of discharging wet
" rom the hold of the wrecked steamer
~VgA is going on apace, preparatory to
~Fag ont the partly submerged craft.
'lVus Engagements are being made for
asentng of wrecking apparatus, by the
"neh L is hoped to float the steamer.
prospects are said to be excellent. Sch.
Ian Natheson, Capt. j. H. DevereauX,
S'' from Bucksport Saturday for Bass
'"' dltr cargo of salt from 7. M. Nichol-
another of Capt. Nicholson's fleet, the
'''+r Hiram Lowell, cleared from Bucks
'aat saturday, for the Grand Banks.
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