The Republican journal., 1883-07-26
searspor ! Locals.

Mr.. Fred Savory cut ten acres of grass last Fri
day.
great number of ohr hackmetack trees are
dying
Mr.. G. l.. Merrill arrived home from HowlanC
Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Nichols has blueberrie5 grown in his
garden
| Mr.. A. J. Nickerson has gone to Cornna to visit
friends.
Miss NJ. Snow has been visiting Mrs. E. Rich fol
the past week.
| Mr.. j. H. Lane is iliiing shed on his wharf
for storing hay.
The S. S. B. mill recently received another extra
order for spools.
Rev. j. E. c. Sawyer reaches in the Methodist
/ church next Sunday
Miss Nettie Matthew left on the boat Saturday to
visit friends in Bangor.
! Rev Mr.. Osgood attend ed the ministerial conven-
| ton at Bangor last week
| Rev. Mr.. ID. l.. Hardy'1 brother has been visiting
| him for the past few weeks
Rev. Mr.. Osgood eXcha nged with Rev, Mr. Cliff
ford, of Bucksport, last unday.
Mr., Daniel X. Stephens ION has an appointment to
preach here the coming unday.
Rev. +. {. Porter's siE ter from SOmerville has
been visiting him for the last two weeks.
Mrs. \. V. Nickels has miniature cannon which
was chiselled from the rock of Gibraltar.
Mr.. James Carver picH led an English strawberry
in his garden girting ten inches in circumference.
some of the older mem ers of our community are
afflicted with the mumps as well AS the younger.
Miss bessie Nichols Has gone to Maysyillc to
meet her brother, who settled III Aroostook this
spring.
Mrs. J. E. Nichols has Just received news Of the
death in Minneapolis of her brother, Mr.. Josiah
Stetson.
The ship X. X. Thomas while rounding Port An
jier encountered Il storm of ashes from 4 volcano
in eruption.
An effort is being made to form chorus here to
sing in the cantata of DaN id, Aug. 9Th in Wesleyan
Grove, Northport.
The Barney Bros. have Just received another or
der from Phillips, Me-, fbr a number of umbrella
holders of their manufacd lure.
Rev. f. G. Porter spoke very ably last Sunday
from the words found h John |, 4, "ln Him was
life and the life was the ght Of men"
Rev. c. +. Libby, the NEW presiding elder of this
district, preached here Ast sunday evening, choS-
ing his text from the wor Is found in the book of
Cor. 4, II.
Mr. Benjamin MeritheY, "a, cut little finger en-
tirey of while at work in the spool mill at Rowland
and was obliged to leave his work and come home
for short time.
Rev. j. +. G. sawyer, 4 member of the LIST Con
grcgationast sabbath Eho0 some twenty years
ago made Il few approx riate remarks to the chill
oren last sunday.
There has been much fault found by persons
owning lots in the GENE Terry Many of the plants
and nowers have been stolen. This should be
stopped as soon as possiR PIE.
There has been some lpuDle at the wood landing
in the cove owned by Mr. A. T. stevens, of Belfast.
Persons having wood there requested to call
and settle with him at thd city.
ARRIVALS. Miss l.. MI Tibbctts, Miss c. l.. sea
bury Mrs. j. W. SweetSer, Capt. Alanson Ford,
Mr. VIM. Larabee Mr.. ii A. Could Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Pcndleton. Miss l.. 1hur-ton, Mr.. j. ;. Dutch,
Mrs. ). smith, Mrs. NJ. EE Nichols, Mrs.. f. f. stat
ford, Mr.. f. A. Colcord and Rev. j. +. Z. Sawyer.
The prizes offered by tile ladies of the LIST Congre-
gational Society were we earned by the children.
The sum of $27.ls was collected us far as known,
in all. Miss Maudic Co cord collected the most
$jl6-anl of course takes the first prize, and Miss
Maggie Sargent comes nc vt, having collected 1904.
From the Guest
schooner LaCkawanna having completed her con
tract of three voyages to racoa for fruit, arrived
here sunday, ON her way Ito Bangor for lumber
The telephone poles have arrived and being
distributed along the route between here and w in
terp0rt, WOrkmen having commenced setting them
Monday morning.
Can't Edward l.. Griffin leaves the last Of the
week for London to TAXI command OF his vessel,
bark Edward kdcr. Capt \. ID. Field, who has
been in command the last voyage, will come home.
Michael Kane, who visited the Maine General
Hospital in Portland fo4 the purpose of having u
cancer removed from his lip, returned home Tues
day, the operation having been performed and the
cut nearly healed in six days.
Clement 4 Adams Have Just received from
McssrS. BrainerC Il Armstrong Il very beautiful
cabinet for holding theilt silk, which has world
wide reputation 1t was this firm that furnished
the silk for the bridge exhibited in the show win
dow of K. II. White Il Co. last spring.
NISALHANEN. An En@ampment of odd Fellows
will be instituted at this phce Thursday evening
J uly 10Th, by the Grand Hncampment Of Maine.
BUCKsPoRT The schooner Daniel Webster,
Nichols, from the Grand Banks, arriVe d here Thurs
day, bringing fare OF POGO cwt. cod. This is the
second Banker to arrive at BuckspOrt this season.
Mr.. VIM. 5. McDond Id, of Portland, gradu-
ate Of Wesleyan University, Conn, class of s3,
has been elected to teac Greek and mathematics
.t fin. SpninurV,