The Republican journal., 1913-08-28
The News of Belfast.

,sued very mucn III nome IN Inc journal OF
l.. Investigated the waste basket, and Miss
r;gsbeth sat up at the editorial desk. In de-
ting they waved their little hands and said
.,s-bye." and the good wishes of all in the
.=,s went with them.
BREAKING AND ENTERING. The creamery of
Hood Il Son near the railway station was
ken INTO early last Friday. but nothing was
,.-r. The money was taken from the money
aver and locked up in the safe at the close of
r5>s Thursday night, and the drawer was
F.. yen slightly. The thief or thieves smash
rat however, in their disappointment, at
-s.ting the money. The creamery was
-.,en INTO about three weeks ago, but moth
,4ss AIKEN at that time either. Entrance
.5sy morning was effected through a rear
- The police officers are working upon the
schooner Josephine, which was stranded
The North Carolina coast last month and
MED ny the Merritt and Chapman Derrick
2recking Company, was bought in by her
-re- owners at Norfolk on August IA for
- mold The purchasers were R. B. White
r. f Paul and the sale was made to salts
me claim of the wrecking company. This
a>ss now being repaired at Baltimore
Marine Journal
fms vas formerly the barkentine Josephine,
Belfast in 1896 by Mcdonald & Brown
-r Baltimore and Rio coffee trade, and she
se5 one of the fastest sailing vessels in
-sjs out of Baltimore. Later, steamers
ling craft out of business, as they
eaten to do in coal carrying
THE Co RN CROP There is consider
H-srest felt now in the question "What
Maine corn crop be-" and Henry
Portland, who has made the growing
the conditions surrounding the crops
packing of corn the study of his life,
heeps IN touch with corn growers all
state, fears cutting in two of the
-rop by the lack of rain, although the
annually planted he said this week was
-e1 somewhat this year. He believes
-rigation will be found remedy for
ing conditions in the future, but that
help the crop Of this year 1t is SO
...sat Maine crop that it can not well be
--HooLs. At the regular meeting Of
n committee last Monday evening it
.5i to re-insure the school building on
ri, avenue that has been vacant for
-s Years. 1t was also voted to add a
eial Department to the High school,
room in the afternoons or taking
TO the Common Council room in the
3ing. The work will begin as soon as
after the beginning of the school
.1 tember sth, under the instruction of
is A. Banks, an experienced teacher.
.ional expense must not increase the
Ill appropriation and tuition for the pres
RI -s- Those who are interested in the
VS. neither members of the High school or
e4uested to call on Supt W. B. Wood
DR.. Carl Stevens was elected medical
.4r Ter of the city schools and will
a7 -e each pupil. He has had three
aH IS assistant to the medical ex-
-Gzr u Bowdoin College Supt Wood
.g eauests any one who will take young
earn her board while attending school
;.ty him.
AFRO NOTES. The Maine Automobile Asso.
4Jar uas decided to get after non-residents
Grating machines for over 80 days within
Jig ;a,e without taking out license, also
-4.est ear owners who are operating their
Ser mes under last years licenses and using
umber plates, the colors of which are
ground and blue letters. while the
gr this year are exactly the reverse.
ISOLATION also intends to report all cars
~ number plates, or substitute plates,
palnted TO resemble the official plate or
board signs. IL addition, every effort
ade to ascertain the names of persons
machines without licenses, or who
-- r4tiHg under old certificates. The Maine
vie Association is to send out a re-
very one of its 1900 members to
very way in the enforcement of the
% law and that they promptly report
-Jlon especially of the four matters
atoned, to Hon. Joseph E. Alexan-
... If State, Augusta
CORNER DRUG STORE. For sew
past there has been continuous i'm
in the stores of this city, and to-
c5mpare favorably with any like es-
-.z.a ents in the State and are superior to
+'e much larger places. The improve
7i- AVE been in plate glass windows, hard
tile floors, handsome show cases and
li+' or Hnish, and, of course electric lights.
.' Lest improvement was in the corner
81 the block corner of Main and High
.@775s erected by ]. Y. McClintock in 1850
li 70N ownsd by the Pythian Building Asso-
10 - tore ty Samuel Haynes and has been
ed as such continuously. It was bought
7T ears later by DR.. Richard Moody, a
s4.---e of the Medical School of Maine in
~' practice of his profession. He was Mayor
'-'jast in 1860. On his death he was sue
'''-7' y his son, Richard H. Moody, who died
'N 9l3. The business was then taken
a corporation, the Old Corner Drug
'-'- 70, and the work of remodeling and
'atag the store was begun. On the
-a1 street side large plate glass windows
@.' ;f place of the door and two windows,
~e l= sntrance on High street was recessed
''-"sea Two plate glass windows. The in
sh IS mahogany, with steel ceiling
Dor, On the left as you enter is a
ltain. beyond which is show case
with cigars, tobacco, etc. On the OPP
lie are show cases stocked with goods
carried in drug store, and the pre-
W ---.- lenartrnent which Is in CHARGE of