The Republican journal., 1916-10-05

Carl M. Hart and family will move next
week from the Howard house on Charles
street to the George w. Young house on Lin.
colnville avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan of Licking
ton, Mass, have given for use in the Nc
Lellan school a number of very fine records
including National airs, in appreciation of thu
unusual care of the house, lawn and grounds
by the teachers and pupils. The shrubs ant
seedlings have been cared for even in vaca
ton.
Richard Clifton of Winchester, Mass, wal
in Belfast last Friday and saturday. the CUES
of Capt. ]. W. Ferguson and family. Mr.
Clifton is in the National Agricultural De
partmeut at Washington, D. c., and is ii
charge of the destruction of gypsy moths il
the New England section. He travels in
u S. auto with his assistants.
W. A. Macomber, who for the past three
weeks had been in Islesboro assisting his
brother, E. l.. Macomber. in building boat
house and doing other work at the SUMMED
home of G. w. C. Drexel of Philadelphia re-
turned home Saturday to haul out some boats
after which he will go back to lslesboro. The
boathouse is for recent addition to Mr.
Drexels large fleet of motor boats.
Last week we received request from a
man somewhere out vest to send him a
certain issue of The Journal as he had lost the
copy borrowed from a neighbor. 1t did not
occur to him to enclose stamps in payment
for the paper, but it was sent as requested.
If all those who borrow The Journal from
their neighbors were subscribers we could
build an up-to-date printing Office or the much
needed High school building.
Samuel B. hobbs of Boston, one of the
speakers at the Unitarian conference in East
port, was in Belfast Monday, coming from
Castine in the morning and leaving by the
afternoon train for home. He was to have
addressed the Mems Club at the Unitarian
away from home month and was obliged to
return. Because of this and the business en-
gagements and absence of number of the
the club meeting was given up.
Miss Nina Valentine is acting as temporary
superintendent of the Waldo County Hospital,
succeeding Miss Adelaide H. Percy, resigned.
Miss Valentine graduated last April from this
hospital and since that time has been doing
private nursing in and about Searsport, max
ing her home with her sister, Mrs James
Airslee. Miss Valentine recently received let
tiers from Miss Marian Bamblen and Miss
Helen Dunn, both former superintendent at
the hospital and who are now in France with
the Harvard Unit. Their time will be up in
December, but both Miss Hamblen and Miss
Dunn are considering staying another six
months, although they had not fully decided
when last heard from. Miss Dunn is doing
night work and Miss Hamben day work, and
both are very much Interested.
STEAMER NOTES. The six trips a week
schedule for the Boston boats will be continu-
ed until Oct. 9th. at the least, the large
freight business, the like of which has never
been known to the Eastern Steamship corpo-
ration officials making it necessary to continue
this schedule. AS a rule at this time of the
season the boats make but four trips a week :,
later this season. -. Judge Putnam of the
Federal Court, Portland signed two DEGREES
Sept. 26th in relation to the Eastern Steam -.
ship corpora ton. The main one deals with
the disposition of the property upon which
the trust mortgage was secured, and the other
f,ko fkn as
acquired after the execution of this mortgage.
There is due the Old Colony Trust Company
Sc, 534, 597, principal and interest, On bonds.
Three months are allowed for payment in
FULL otherwise a public auction is decreed for
an alternative. All except the Union Wharf
house in Bangor, and the wharf property at
the Suffolk County Courthouse in Boston.
The minimum for the various outside proper
ties is $3.316, 900 and for the wharf 5000 900,
and the court will ratify no sale made at less
figures. Whatever the result iof these legal
proceedings it is safe to say that the prese Mt
efficient service on the Boston and Bangor
route will be maintained without interrupt
ton. The steamer Islesboro on the Bucksport
and Camden route has discontinued the land
ings at Nor Import and Temple Heights, but
otherwise the schedule remains the same.
Steamer Golden Rod on the Belfast, Islesboro,
Castine and Brooksville route is running on
her winter schedule of one round trip day
In an account of the waterfront improvements
at Calais it is said of the Miner wharf: "The
old steamer Viking, recently sold to parties
on the st. Join river, formerly landed at this
wharf when she was placed on service in OPP
position to the Frontier Navigation Company,
and the old Pentagoet, sunk in the storm
which wrecked the Portland, used to tie up at
that dock when she was on the route between
Calais and New York" The Viking and the
Pentagoet were both we'll known at this port
the former employed in bay service and the
latter running between this port and New
York.
For Rent
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