The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
1hp News of Belfast.

N,y 6th AZ " -
Mrs Eugene R. Conner have moved
w. '' n,.i5e and will spend the winter at
I '9 si.sr street home
ss,,te Belfast agent of the American
-, is taking a ten days vacation and
3 so5op,oson of Portland is substituting
,,-tbs Carter. wife of William Wallace
w. taken to Bangor hospital last
fsi' ,rsatment She was accompanied
rsned nurse
o.hsrt Dunton, H. E. Mcdonald and
''' Hszeitine returned Saturday from
...s.bJe trip to Stacyville, where thu y
w. w.. weeks They did not bring home
p 5.ms. but had all the cartridges the
,ao's'
..,sl in Grove cemetery is practically
.,e3 bat 300 is needed to meet the bills
sonea ms amount will be forthcom-
The chapel was much needed and is an
The city. Mr.. c. R. Coombs of
,n.ter, trustees will gladly and CRATE.
,.cerys contributions.
d.. Alton Ridley has loaned the Belfast
library some photographs of the German
,s,,.1s. IS, the captain and some of the
a,ers ard crew, which were sent to her
mother. The photographs, although
uit5 q small camera, are perfectly clear.
9..s neatly framed on large mat.
.,..- Whitehead returned to his duties in
-.-g5t asst Monday morning. He had
re weeks vacation, mostly spent at
Y ,.-..s and was to have returned to
Il ,s=r Fl .r5e he was taking to the stable
1 ,,., -, way and he was thrown out
.....4aen up and bruised that an ex-
II hi t4cauon was necessary.
early Sunday evening called
... to investigate the cause of
filed the Coliseum building on
WIS found that there was a
s.-.. ... =tcve in the skating rink and
ouel was completely filled with
-. ..- fierce was ordered to clean
~.s. ... etc. The smoke damaged the
|s..-. Is. etc, in the stock of the
|gos s Co.
H.. H.....e. Shaw has received a letter
... -gival in Pekin. China, of her
........ who had recently convalesced
.,.... timing him to a hospital in
,.,. uuer Of weeks. He is entirely
s.-. .= been promoted to the posi-
.-....... .rU-manager of the Pekin branch
!: t stonal Banking Corporation,
hin has been for some years, in
aa r Japan
III. .s While Club observed its third
,,gssq- rlday afternoon, Oct. 9th at the
,-. Mrs Charles Z. Owen. Needlework
70. .r...-i and tea served. The club was
A,-s. r1rse years ago and the original MEM
~, Fs-- Mrs. David L. Wilson, now of Bath,
US wen, Mrs. Leroy A. Strout, Mrs.
2 NJr.o1, Mrs. {. W. Jennys, Mrs. George
r gr.-7ig2 Miss Anne M. Kittredge. Miss
E7sfo, ana and Mrs. V. L. Hall were later
n.ss 70 srd Mrs. Wilson removing from the
a,r he ,lb has since numbered eight, meet
In 7ss il tgo weeks.
saIa TjIP TO HISTORIC PLACES. Mr..
m4ss -arence o. Poor, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
4 217- am little son Edward, left last Thurs
T .ar sn auto trip to Round Pond, where
Nj we're guests of Mr.. Poor's cousin, Henry
anrersa From there, accompanied by
* rambler ain, who is familiar with all points
da,s-5s, the vicinity, they went to Penn
la gurt and Long Cove Harbor, where they
u7 @s .s-an and spray dashing on the rocky
SIRE VISITED the lighthouse and were well
srs- ty keeper, Mr.. Mari. Then to the
lHos FORT at Pemaquid, several times
aH a.l finally restored by the State. 1t
So E. lJeresting place. At Walpole
ala 5f1I they visited what was for
1s ia= home of Mr.. Poor's mother-Miss
4'y.- ,ter-visited the church $50 years
% . burying ground with the many
d-as -aes, From here they went to
-'nl-s w., where they visited the shell
aa.s al saw many Indian relics They re-
Ias- ua by the way of Rockland. 1t was
l'sa sing trip, particularly to MIR C.
~fot used to visit that section of the
sse youth.
A TENS. The four masted schooner
'aot 81 haskell, 1852 tons, net, built at Rock
@o 10 ' lOading general cargo at Bos-
A. Tl-- n-udes more than 22O 900 gallons
New gland rum, for Sekondi and six 9th
aEof ga .ae West Coast of Africa, and it is
sI@ist CHAT the owners will receive s1iO 900
The tup This is $4,000 more than was
+A' lhe 5e7ooner Augustus II. Babcock for
-n'ai trip. The amount paid the Babcock
''s '1s largest previously recorded. Negotia-
'.l' are o progress to charter the schooner
"hg sex mahogany from Africa at $45
~ 'an Three Bath built schooners sailed
-'1 oe5apeake Bay ports Oct. Goth for
'aa all coal laden; the six-masters Ruth E.
's''t and Addie M. Lawrence leaving New
Y" News for Alicante, and the five master
--"'oi FsImer. for Cadiz. sailing from Nor
VIA A" three vessels have excellent records
W. SPEED, and each skipper will doubtless do
' 's'' To come out ahead in the race. The
'''e Na7tsd schooner Flora Condor, 23O tons,
.''' at Belfast in 1872, and laid up at Boston
i" repairs has been sold on private terms to
'' h9mlson, of Key West. Fla, and will
f''-ea 10 the red snapper fisheries. The
'.ly' Was built for and commanded by Capt
'''a london, and for many years was en-.
~ H 1aeksonville trade, carrying ice and
WI f0m Belfast and returning with hard :
"7en last owned in Belfast she under
.~' extensive repairs at this port under the
f'''s',7 NJ l. W Parker, the managing
'S'. 3 schooner was wrecked IN the North