The Republican journal., 1914-03-12
The News of Belfast.

,o.ded with coal for the Consume
% was lowed into this port Feb 0tn
~ the tug Ralph Ross.
n+,e Townsend returned to her duties
MIS- E.rouson store Monday, after Few
thar forcing the season. but an in
.;,r that spring is on the way wnen INC
di'a'', rere rolling marbles on the granolithic
'VI n, around the post office.
.+eamer Camden has taken the place OF
e-1fasr on the Boston line while the latter
Tue ,naerg, ing the usual overhauling and re-
10 .;no preparatory for the spring and sum-
ruer business
dollars is the prize offered by the
- Trade for the best slogan on bel1ast'
nOAi ..oo DC the type had it last week. The
w. ing slogan will be placed on large sign
.ss one at Burnham junction and anotner
m the harbor front.
Latter from ]. S. Crehore OF PEABODY
'e' president of the Lincolnville. Maine,
MAS - Massachusetts, to Frank II. lnomas'
clup tbat there will be no meeting ana Dan.
staleS his wear of this notable club, because OF
9ue' s of some of its officers, and they nave
seed it would be best to postpone ~ un'A
ueo -,bsr vear-Camden Herald.
g Patrick's day. March 18th. MISS
IT,. Pitcher, 'cellist, and accompanist; MISS
,.o NJ Kittredge, reader, and the male
which has been heard here with much
4',,,-s in the past few years, will go to Sedg-
L where they will give an entertainment
tho aides Night of the Royal Arch Chapter.
Nice velma B. Heal celebrated her 9Th birth
,T,rcb 9Th at the home of her grandpar-
anti. Capt. and Mrs. Shubael Z. Rich, IL brioge
80, The little hostess entertained nine
....ts and games were played to their neart
+.rr A birthday cake with nine candles
,,,s me of the happy features of the party
and dainty lunch was served.
Tho 1ournal is indebted to Mr.. William II.
Moody for a copy of the Morning Union OF
.-,ss Valley, California, from which we learn
49,, th,,, have been ha wing some weather out
L.rs February 10th rain was reported as
mining down in torrents, over inches 1aihng
B., 5i hours. creeks and rivers were hoooeo'ano
,tft mountains the heaviest snow storm OF
the year was raging.
Under recent special acts of Congress
United States pensions were granted to Ed
.,,r s Mcdonald, Belfast, Me-, $50 per month;
raris Dickey, Morrill,. Me-, $24 per month;
1,,r w. Ferguson, Belfast, Me-, $24 per
-,rtb. John F. Bennett, Bucksport, Me-, va
my month; Mrs. Lavinia G. Clark. Belfast
NJ $50 per month. The petitions were hied
-.-,,,,b the F. A. Greer U. S. Pension Agency
Of ;h,s city.
u, and Mrs. Arthur H. Morrison and little
. Woodrow Arthur, arrived Friday from
g.. I1o,d where thew have been residing While
yr Morrison was brakeman on freight tram
from that city to Bangor. Mr.. Morrison was
In the recent collision of trains at the North
s-p Maine junction and in jumping from the
,ar fractured bone in his left leg. IL was
,oa.. INT to be only strain until the real
-r.pAle was located with X rays. He is under
.-satment by Dr. E. D. Tapley and it will be
several weeks before he can use his leg.
Al the regular meeting of Emma White
Barker Tent, D. of ", March 4th nine appli-
cations for membership were received and the
obligation was conferred on one Of the Sons
Of Veterans The following patriotic pro-
gram was given: song, 1.-THE Battle Hymn of
the Republic" reading of patriotic selections
nv Mrs. Annie May Frost, Mrs. Eta Savery,
Mrs. Wnnifred Holmes, Miss Florence KIM
ball and Mrs. Ethel Whiting; singing "Just
Before the Battle Mother and "America-"
sandwiches, fancy crackers, cake and cocoa were
served At the next meeting, March 25th,
there will be an initiation and banquet.
COAST FISHERIES COMPANY. The certificate
IF Organization of the CoastFsheries Company.
coated at Searsport. was recorded in the Waldo
County Registry of Deeds, March 4th. The
purposes of the corporation are to buy, sell,
build, rebuild, etc. ships, boats and water
crafts of every description; to own, hire, lease,
charter, operate, ETC., the same; to engage in
be business of curing. canning, drying and
5therwise preparing fish and marine products;
a. build purchase. hire, sell and otherwise dis
1yse of warehouses, and to carry on the gen.
ara warehouse and wharfnger business with
Fl and without the State of Maine also to do
al BUSINESS necessary to carry on the business
Of the Coast Fisheries Company. The capital
stock is $10,000,all common stock; capital stock
paid in $500; par value of shares $50. Eugene
?. Carver, Jr. of Brooklyn. N. Y, VIM. c.
Koch of st. Paul. Mimi. VIM. H. Burton of
Boston, Alexander H. Nichols and B. F. Col
cord, both of Searsport,are directors. Mr.. Car
Yer is president and treasurer and Mr.. Nichols,
clerk. Messrs. Carver, Nichols and Colcord are
majority of the directors.