The Republican journal., 1883-07-12
Searsport Locals.
Miss Lottie Chase is quite sick.


Mr. John Averill is at home quite sick with the
chills and fever.
The May Queen took a small party from here to
Ryders Cove on the 4th.
Several telegraph poles were struck by lightnin z
at the Harbor Monday night.
Miss Bertha Hubbard has been visiting Mrs. W.
II. Mathews for the past week.
Michael Kane started for the hospital Monday to
undergo an operation upon the lip.
Mrs. NJ. J. Racklif suffered aparalytic shock Fri
day which completely prostrates her
The Scarsport National Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend of -four per cent.
Mr. J. IL. Lane had another cargo of coal of 40
tons come Friday by schr. Fannie J. Hall.
Miss Maggie sweetscr and Mrs Mary Perkins
closed their spring terms of school last week.
Phneas Pcndleton, 2d is home from Augusta,
where he has been attending school, to pass the
cation.
notwithstanding the showers on the Fourth our
boys PLAYED their usual base ball game and did adj
mmably.
Nh. John Rogers has invented an attachment for
sewing machines which will make a perfectly
straight seam.
Tuesday afternoon the new road extending from
the Black road to Boyds mill was hidden OFF by
James Marien for SOS a rod
Owing to the damp weather this spring, farmers
throughout town complaining of their beans
rotting after growing several inches.
The four Whittier brothers, Frank Albert, Charles
and Herbert, ali at home This is the fir time
"a, IL
W, p. Putnam has moved his stock of boots and
shoes TO the opposite side of the street, into the
store formerly occupied by Mrs. Gilkey.
The street lamps fine thing these dark
nights Mr. David Mossman will put one near Nun
roe's shop making in all eleven lamps in the village.
At meeting of Sears Lodge L. o. O. +. Monday
evening the following officers were elected: q. C..
Morrow, ~ g.; \. L. Mossman, '. g.; G. +.
\ dams, Sec; e. L. Rice, Treas.
The Scarsport House has thrty-two of lis rooms
connected with the onicc by electric bells put in by
seth W. Fuller, Of Boston. There is also from
the outside of the house leading to Or. Becchers
room, which is very convenient for his patrons at
night.
Rev. +. c. Porter preached very electua ser
mon last sunday from Ps l0I, ;; subject, longing
for God" Rev. Mr. Osgood preached from the
words, "What is Il mrn profed if he shall gain die
whole world and lose his own soul; or what shall Il
man give in exchange for his sou:"
This town makes discount Of ten per cent. to all
VIII" pay their taNes on or before the list of July.
80 ~ II ~ year was apou' seN-
entccn thousand dollars, and Mr.. kteland had col
lcrtcd fourteen thousand dollars up to June Both.
Gam .uv town shn,,. ., horton, ,acord g.; t> ,i,,,y
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i''H, ''n9iS'nS Vi "
'"'" - ~ N"i''' ~ nc given t"c nr7t
"o VIZ '"''''' ''c i''o'' money from lie So
ICY - - !" "' u9'' III puHlhS nc" BOOKS 10
y r'''''" '''' 7"''''i' 9'"o"i '1or"lA'
i"' N'"NN' ~
Htrt"eH ID lHulaton arrived ny boat lhurs,tay;
arrived bv train FRIDAY
Rev. > r. Adams and family Of Bangor Will
II,is he ,i,i So i''9 Pa S''''e '''''se
Capt. g. \. W. Booker formerly of the L. :
>Hr4 "iI" q a. ltaIeE Il l1rHef resilient OF the
been visiting him the past week
Freeman McGllvery Post G. A. Il. have decided
nrIt n,rtr Mi nn No Ht ri,I
MORRILL,. Prof. l.. {. Batcman, Of Scarsmort
recently, by invitation of many Of our cilcns de
iivered lecture on the Lost Arts" in this town.
lie heIl the attention of tine people for two long
h"ula ~ ne cIosa me eloquent speaker was gwen
Il Note" OF thihks' 1T was universally admitted thal
II WAS one o' 'he peSt lectures ever gwen IN the
t"""' me 'l'HthS VIII ne please" |" near from
nun '-''l"'
SANDY POINT. Capt. \. Il. Stower- has received
patent for a tlrviny-rein euide-an attachment
for any harness. to prevent the horse from switch
ing hi. tail over the r.ins.M Mr. VIM. Perkins
picked a strawberry from his vines last week
measuring two inches i'm diameter Miss Emily
smith ana Miss Clark OF Boston, Ar. stopuiu.s at
Mr. Perkins. School closed last week Straw
berry festival this Crhuysdav) evening in the hail.
II, crs,npr ,1l, n,pi c ,,..
s,cn,. ,,ii,,, from, IL l,, i,o. ,ti rI
81 IT.. Icfi hi- hor.,. to1rin,, li nina, Nov =, ..1
,,,. NJ tha ho,,, ,,,,i, \. ,,o,no,. ,,,. i., ill.,,
h,vin.r ,,,n,.,u, "a a., n,,.o,co,, j. ia ,.. t,,,.
out to got =, boat Ioaa IF ,,,ift uond rhol,, ,oa,
,,f hin, No "a. -, ,l,o ,,,,,a
towards "mlerport Mr.. oIrien was about 30
years ont dark compleNlon' ne WAS unable 10 clio
manual labor being consumptivc,
NoRuIpORT NOTES The seaside season yiu Ina
fairly opened by the middle Of Julv. Between
10
son ana more residents ~. ro,niu., d,il,, Surt
Rur,,lcs ha. arrived and will ,,, b.,, ,.o.h;,,
in "apple ME order, ON fine ,ro,,nas rn. ,root
est need il thc r,nairiue of no ta.,,,r,o, ,,h,r
The Woverlv uouse !. il, c,o,,I ,.r,,i,,, ,,.,io.
The Ro.ton steamor. mako Ioudi,o. as los;roI
and the Bangor steamers naIuh Ross and tbn Iov,.
eli lanucd -. tbc wharf S,t,r,I., S,,,,,,. ann, ,,-
dav The first n,,nho, ar ,bo So proo.o mill lao
nj. ,nd suI.crirtio,, 10 poo,o+t 9 ~ ~ ,,;
street belfast Tb. n,,ilion i o,,o, ,l,. o,,d oro
nin,r to fine nublic II win lo ,,o,, .,,,,.o,;t f
.>c,rsioni., r,,i,,,i,,.
al ,,,,,, tt ,,, er
ed tbeir s,orn ,,,,o,. rho hoto1 ,r,.o,,,,,,. p
of Monroe win omen thoir li,orv stable MI ,,no,
MA ,,t o,;,.l, J. a. ,.,.,,.;
of bo,.id win l io -. >-..,.
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1t will draw an immense audience to Northport,
and will undoubtedly be finely presented. Prof
Torrons is the musical director.
- 1" " 1A"'ihS naive "iSIiouIco
20 gus VI '"'' '''i9 "eeN'''' 'ur former towns
''.','i' 'io" - ~ 'i"i'i WI" was pehocrauc can
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0i u ''i0 MN vi Ni''itin "3ii'lh' cohhhlla
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