The Republican journal., 1914-03-05

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The matter for our "Businses Farmers'
Page" has failed to reaeh % for this issue,
much to our regret - It 10 proving = popular
feature.
The management Of the Food Fair have
mailed premium ribbons to the prize winners
in the annex exhibits. It was intended to
give prizes, but the adverse weather cut the
net proceeds Of the fair to such an extent that
this was deemed inexpedient.
An item il going the round of our exchanges
in which seeing seals in the bay is spoken Of
- an unusual sight. 1t ID a very common
sight. There are colonies Of seals all along
the shores and lodges Of Islesboro and they are
often seen in al parts Of the bay.
Miss Bessie e. Brown Of West Belfast receiv-
ed last week from Mrs. FEE. Elkins Of st. Cloud,
Florida. s beautiful bouquet of roses. They
were grown in Mrs. Els own garden at st
Cloud and arrived just - fresh - though they
were recently picked.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. James H. Howes,
Odd Fellows block, calls attention to his new
spring curtain materials. etc. =. Holeproof
hose save darning. Sold unly at The Dins-
more Store. See statement Of the Merri-
mack Mutual Fire FMS. Co.. represented in
Belfast by James Pattee & Son.. Umbrella
lost. Finder please return to The Journal
Office. See statements Of the Phoenix Ins.
Co. of Hartford. Ct, represented in Stockton
Springs by Albert III. Ames, and of the U. s..
Branch of the North British and Merchantile
Fire Ins. Co.. represented in Stockton Springs
by Albert M. Ames and in Belfast by Charles
ii. Sargent. Good time to buy a launch.
See advt. of the Mary Co.. Statements of in
surance companies represented by Maurice W.
Lord. Belfast, John Carlson. Searsport and
Field & Quimby. Belfast. Mrs. C. S. Weber,
4 Bell street, has samples of all the new spring
styles in Spirella corset, which she would be
pleased to show. :. The relatives of the late
Mrs. Lucy NJ Fernald of Lincolnville publish a
street. will buy hides. round hog and live
poultry. Also house for sale in East Belfast.
=. Hams directly from the smoke house at
Perry's Cash Market. -. Gasoline engines and
wood saving machines at Mason & Halls.
Two FARMERS UNIONS. The certificate
of organization of the Knox Farmers Union
was recorded in the Waldo County Registry of
Deeds, March End The Union is located in
Knox, Waldo County The purposes of the
corporation are buying, selling and handling
produce, the inspection CT all produce sold or
consigned, the selling and consigning of pro-
duce as agent of the producer; the buying and
selling of real estate, the buying and owning of
stock in other associations, the owning and
operating of storage warehouse packing
houses for produce other material. the
building and main taining of creemeries or fer
tilizer mixing plants, the mixing and selling
of fertilizers polsons, farm machinery and all
such materials, articles or goods as in the
opinion of the board of directors can be con-
veniently and advantageously dealt in by the
corporation. The amount of capital stock is
$4,000, all common stock; capital stock paid
in, ss5; par value of shares $40 The directors
are Clyde NJ Ward. Joseph 3. Wing, H. A.
Shibles, H. W Rackliff. NJ. T. Ward, &c H. Pat
terson. and Willis Richardson. Joseph E.
Wing is president; Clyde M. Ward, treasurer;
H. W. Woods, clerk. Other owners of shares
are F. L. Philbrook, Thorndi 1; H. P. Cross.
L. Aborn. Brooks; J. F. Bryant,
F. E Glchrest. Knox; J. W. Ingra
ham, F E. Hubbard. Geo. C. Gordon and James
L. Gates all of Thorndike. The certificate of
of the Waldo Farmers Union
was recorded in the Waldo County Registry
of Deeds, March 3d. The purposes of the
corporation are identical with the preceding
Union and the capitalization the same; $S5 has
been paid in, and the par value of the stock is
$500. Edward Evans is president; Henry A.
Chase, treasurer; Leon R. Hussey. clerk; Ed
ward Evans Henry A. Chase. Herbert Paul.
Arthur Payson. Sidney Johnson. Lawrence
Simmons and Karl E. Packard. all OF Waldo,
are directors. Edward Evans has six shares.
and the following, all of Waldo, have one
share each: Chas. w. Barnes, Chas. W. Hussey,
E. l.. Hussey, F. Ray Neal. ]. M. Whitcomb,
H. F. Smith, ] A. Seekins. Frank A. Twombly
J. E. Ellis. S. G. Evans. and W. E. Harding.