The Republican journal., 1912-06-13
: NEWS OF BELFAST

csfuTdal " -
4, touring car Model IS.
Clark Camp, S. of ", are making plans
sHc dinner to be given in Memorial
nv 9TH, at 25 cents per plate.
~ .rna meeting of the Children's Aid
~ a Maine will be held at the Girls
sfr' rpesday, June 18TH at Up. M
Carpenter of Brooks came to Bel
S' Friday for his new Buick car, mode
IN he bought of Charlie Norton.
.rvas received last Friday from Mr..
woodbury. of Turner accepting
.,,s If Superintendent IF the Belfast
7, s,.rspor' schools
glscorth Merchants association is plan
~ ,-ir over section of Maine and, it is
r. IN include Belfast in their itinerary.
~ ~ should receive the glad hand
/ -,sc,ai Democratic caucus held in Ward
Friday evening to nominate candidate
F",, srman to succeed Capt. Thomas L.
h" leased. Roscoe Black was nominated
IRge wv
ra,pt opposition
a Washer of Unity has promising field of
Al the present time there is estimated
|'''' ,h,se tons to the acre. The specimens
F. Thompson's window strongly
|r.,p5ies Clover
Il, have received a copy of The Gonvick
-. pu5!ished in Gonvick, Mimi, and find
an item credited to The Journal and the
..,.,o1sl card of DIR. John Stevens, "physi-
: surgeon and oculist."
The Belfast correspondent of Bangor paper
noting TIE prices of coal in this city, says
..,,s sill be d discount of Is per cent from
..s o-.ces for cash" This is an error. The
r,,np. is % cents per ton.
7ls following alotments of trout have been
4. from the Camden hatchery for nearby
-,,.-s, Hosmer Pond, Camden, $4,000; Norton
Iinaonyille, $4,000; Moody Pond, Hope,
na0 .ly Pond Rockport, 5000.
r. has been authoritively announced that
h. tn;,ei States revenue cutter Androscog-
:. u,l convoy the fleets of the six Maine
s,,s, clubs TO Camden and Belfast on their
,,,i.s during me week of July 4th.
Ms. Annette Brown, who recently bought
Me- house aI Citypoint formerly owned by,
Y, George sides has had repairs made and
s,,rng the interior renovated. The house
Tah4ks = very pleasant summer home.
IF. French proprietor at 1.-THE Colonial"
bss Tilted up two private dining rooms in addi-
ion to the main dining room and is giving
ne ruHne the best of service. The Colonial
ilss long teIt want and has been we'll patron
he'd from the st' TT.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the resi-
tace which is being erected by Mr.. John
mali al Citypoint Mr. and Mrs. Small, who
cs uov loariing at their former home with
he family of Mr.. Keech, will soon occupy
heir attractive new house.
The D. = r. will meet next Monday even
,g with Nrs Evelyn P. Frost at her cottage
"a the south Shore, Northport. There will be
.gcri. supper The members will go in Fred
avery blackboard, and all intending to go
houi notify Miss Cochran or Miss CHM.
The semi annual franchise tax on savings
be Stare treasurer for collection June 7th.
oIo@ifg are the taxes on local institutions.
belfast savings bank, 81, 72O.s4; Searsport saw
ng oalk, S65518; Stockton Springs Trust Co.,
Wis Waldo Trust Co, s858.03.
little cottage a few rods from his home on
.Ner q g- street, yet in spot having all the
tsuy The seashore and all the charm of Sc
.1saa, ne cottage stands on slight emf
-se5 near the railroad and commands fine
dsTs -Ae hay, the river and the surround
lg country The underbrush has been clear
e -oy} between the cottage and the railroad.
aud gate built in the trim new railroad
'}g, through which path leads down to the
''+s-' ht4t tiNno III CO u DOdLlng ana DSh-
hs SOC easily accessible.
t''.f MILLS. Rev. Hosea W. Rhoades
g-7e ar sermon last Sunday. He will preach
a''f ssiao next Sunday Sc. Grace Monroe is at
"n, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W, A..
4''I.s She spent the winter in New York
MIS- Nargie Ross and little daughter of
LN''In'i.e are visiting friends here. Miss
Alt Mitchell recently visited Mrs. Arthur
aSsns arl Cole of Camden has made his
lNaei a snort visit. He came Saturday, re-
..''''E sunday Farming is very backward.
-''''s aug one is done planting and some
''' 'us1 made a beginning. -. There was
1 g heavy frost last Friday night. . Frank
D'iaes spent Sunday with ]. F. Sheldon,
. lYyfHFll FIREMAN. The Belfast corre-
'ponden' OF the Bangor Commercial saws:
'Ds name Of Fred White Wiley, aged 12, has
"'l paced on the roll of Hose l, and he will
-" WIN the apparatus at the Central Fire
,-'V'. Master Wiley, who is the youngest
~ 81 the Fire department in this city.
Nv P''0aniy IN the State, has been answering
we '''fm' Tor the past two years when he
: a'l Been IN school, and is very energetic,
'sa' ooS tie will look after the lights on
-ppafat1s' and act as messenger boy for
Engineers when on duty. He is one of the
d, .''"n Youngsters in the city, and is the
'' ''fs Ethel Wiley of Spring street. His
-'''' me late William Axel Wiley, was on
T board nj engineers at the time of his death
4, '1a,ef Fred has always evinced much in
a. "e department. He is also mem.
s oeilast troop of Boy Scouts