The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-12-11
The game arrivals at Bangor last Tuesday
included two deer each for B. H. Gilkey and L
F. Pendleton of Islesboro

, The game arrivals at Bangor last Tuesday
!, F. Pendleton of Islesboro.
The new company recently organized in this
city. to build houses on Upper High street,
finding that there is already Belfast Real
Estate company. has adopted the name of the
Penobscot Bay Realty Company.
The dance at Seaside Grange Hall last
Thursday evening was well attended and a
very enjoyable affair. Among those present
were large number of young people from
Searsport
There were eight new members at the Wight
singing school in the Baptist vestry |, st Friday
evening and much enthusiasm was manifested.
The next session has been postponed to Dec,
18th on account of the Chapman concert COM
ing tomorrow, Friday evening.
The many friends in this city. their former
home, of Misses Sara and Elizabeth Jones will
be interested in the article on another page. in
which the new home in Concord, N. H., of
their successful candy business is fully de.
scribed. They have not only demonstrated
their business ability but shown artistic taste
in fitting up their candy kitchen
ANOTHER RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. Hugh, the
four years old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. futile
had a narrow escape from serious injury, if not
death, last Saturday about noon. W. W,
Simpson of SO Congress street had driven into
t, wn and hitched his horse in front of store
on Main street. The horse was frightened by
paper blowing about the street and breaking
his bride started up the street, clearing him
self from the carriage but having the shafts
and whipple-tree attached to him Turning
the corner at Masonic Temple he kept on down
High street, land when near the Marsano block
took to the sidewalk, on which Hugh and sew
eral of his companions were walking and Hugh
was struck and knocked down, it is supposed
by blow from of the horses fore feet
He was only partially conscious when pick ed
up, and was taken at once to the Office of Dr.
Carl Stevens where thorough examination
was made and it was found that he had escaped
serious injury He had a bruise behind the
left ear and had suffered a nervous shock. 1t
was a fortunate escape
STEAMER NOTES. The steamer City of
Rockland arrived this port last Friday
morning from Boston, taking the place of the
Belfast, which had been damaged by collision
in Boston harbor Thursday morning with a
mud-laden scow that was being lowed to the
dumping grounds. Capt. Curtis and the pilot
were in the pilot house when the steamer
pointed in through Broad Sound Channel short
ly after 4 a m. The scow was in tow of a
small tug. In the darkness the lights were
visible only short distance ol5 it was sup
posed there was ample room III the channel
for the vessels to pass When the steamer
struck the scow it was Jared from bow TO
stern. After landing her passengers and
freight the Belfast was lowed to the dry
dock at East )Ston, where it was found that
one plate the port side about 81 feet from
the stem was broken. The City of RocAlani,
which was laid up at Boston, was at once got
ready and placed on the route to continue IN
til the Belfast was ready for service -. When
the steamer Castine was her regular trip
across the bay last Monday morning her sea
cock burst disabling her, and she was towed
back to Castine by steamer fremont. Capt
Barbour. The Anna Belle has taken her place
on the route until repairs are made.