The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-11
Searsport Locals.

Forest Treat.
on account OF the storm the Park Family did not
perform here Tuesday evening
Fred b. Smith has just returned from a pleasure
excursion to Bangor via Bradley.
sch Hattie MEG. Buck will probably sail for
Bueksyillc ;. c. after her repairs completed.
Colds and sore Threats quite prevalent in
town, owing probably to the sudden changes in
the weather of late
T. : Cyphers, with several carpenters left here
Monday for Northport to begin work on Capt.
Isaac Iayener's house.
Miss Emelinc Nicke,, who left here twelve years
ago. and has resided since on the Pacific coast, is
visiting her native town.
Nearly two hundred copies of the Republican
journal are taken in this place, which shows the
popularity Of the paper here
me Isl Cong, church has secured the services for
year, Of the Rev. MI. Halves. He will begin
hi- aDors early in November
MI. David Mosman has.put his street lamp in
position, and has also made many improvements
ola the street leading through his land.
Mr.. I r. Merthew now rides to and from his
place If business in 4 carriage chair recently pur,
CHASED for him in New York, by Capt j. Perry
Isaac ". iayener who taken to the Insane
Asylum at Augusta about a month ago died there
saturday oct 9Th. His remains were brought
home, and the funeral took place Tuesday
Our coal vessels are having serious trouble this
fall in dscharging their cargoes. The sch. Lacka.
wanna remains quite 4 distance from the wharf and
wii he unable to get III unless the tides are higher
Datii Nckes left Tuesday for his home in
Ptosiue Isle lie purchased while here OF l. A.
pow vi sears Island, the Thoroughbred Durham
ua.l, which be takes t. the Aroostook to Improve
tlc Stock in that section.
Letters received recently from {. E. Rice say
THAT lie Is vel pleased NTH Minneapolis, and he
reports business there good. Mr.. Towe. by whom
he i. employed, took measures for clothing to the
amount of over 500 tae first week he opened
A., Walto county >pllituaIIst and Iibcralist
association win hold their annual meeting at the
Iyrter -rhoolhouse in >earsport oct IA, ana the
~J5iualist SEWING society Will mold their levee
auQ social lance ~ Wnitrom1's Hail. North Sears
Io.t "et. It- If stormy, next fair night
lion. James g. Peudieton and Mrs Hannah Me.
Dt'egy were married Wednesday at the residence
'l '1e 5ride- father, the Rev. stephen Thurston
lHe ceremonies were performed 10y Rev. Wooster
eNteaoej wedding "trip They Will visit Washing
y aHa other places before their return.
Caug- Wired b. Pendieton VINO was in command
NJ Bars Wealthy Pcndeton, recently lost at sea,
arrived from, Pernambuco Tuesday He reports
;"e vessels masts were rotten, and were carried
away ill not very heavy weather. The crew were
oH ING wreck several days. and could not have sur
N'.e'j much longer if they had not been taken of.
Ml~s Doily smith. our artist. has recently paint
et thc Carver coat Of arms, which consists Of
-Aleia with cross bars in yellow ana black, and
Turks Lead above For model she took Salyini
a7 seen IN the character Of Turk III OthelIo, which
she painted from memory having seen him but
once, anal that year ago. The picture Is very
ileIike and shows the genius Of the artist.
Ihc { unty Commissioners, on petition Of Capt.
Joseph Park ana others met here Friday to decide
le question Of widening the street leading from
Alam Street q the Union school House. They de-
,utci Jna- ID should be widened three rods from
tAc soldiers munum, nj to Is. Z. Smiths shop, tax
il- DE ua on the westerly side, which necessitates
-h= removal of the wall built by Mr.. Mosman.
au.l al-r Two buildings.
Capt William Y. Ford master of the barque
Augustine kobbe died in New York Wedne sdav
pet. 3d. q erysipelas. He was born in searsport
4" Years ago, and 10 sea when he was II wears
PHI Before be was ~ he was captain Of a vessel.
lie wa master Of the brig jeremiah for IS wears
IT. atterward Commanded the ship Success and the
Harriet McGiNery in which he made voyages to
ii hs Kong. His last voyage trom Cuba was the
"'-t pcriious one, he sad, that lac had ever made
IT, leaves wife and five children and many
friends 10 mourn ms loss.
". 9palkman Of South Carolina, has on eNhi
lttt.n n ,le b,,.l la,. Lotti@ FIFTH III, a,,,,
ar4.-.. ifa..,.a,t ..i,,,,s f .l-s ,rbil ~ l3IIl
al rhe 5uth ana brought north for Miss Iicnborn.
ot stockton, who has gathered quite cabinet of
ear titles. There are four species of the rattle
shake. called thc hickory, oak, water and ground
also tne mocasln black, marsh, grass, and chicken
"i house snake The coors Il some Of these are
Ne-E leauuldi, the black spots looking like velvet
Nta lhe snakes Is a lizard which mas history
Hne gay Nh. Sparkman accidentally putting his
uHia ap iis wifes bach, felt something which seem
cl tp BE alive and uy esiIg CATION the lizard was
found between The Innings OF her dress.
Dli.te -e,foi. runaway occurrel hare 1,,,,.i,
Two Boston statesmen ana then, wives zver. ri,.in,
from Belfast with a span belonging IN the P4lf.st
F5rerg ty When canine 8.yr,, tho MN most Co,t
r. IL P3tfereor,s residence ana of tIa i,o,,s ,bi,
he4 ths uoIe came ouf ls11in. tbe rrosshar down
d
run. and when near the house of MIR RIathep tbo
c,l.ri.toe ,u into the .lit, and ,,-as c,,,sizl t,
luz the whole party out. The horses kept on with
The carriage to the hotel where IN turning the
corner they ran over Mr.. David Mosman, knocking
Linn down, hut he miraculously escaped with slight
bruises. The horses were stopped near the stable
doors The occupants of the carriage were taken
into MI Bletheu'~ house ana Dr. Stephenson
hut more scared than hurt
tr.ol : pm or,ot =, cha O., r.,
mill how. ,,. ,..a,,+o, pu;,a,. J., -. e.,,-
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" 's' - II " eiloIt presentation speech
took occasion u mention the record of the recipient
ts Il faithful employee SAVING .tbat in ner;oa of
- ,. :, ~ " " 0 ~
i''0 o'U Nil4'h MI fray had peen employed In
the spool factory he had never been absent but one
hair DIV when tbe min u,os r,r,,r ,l J., ~,
y s' anu III tiia'
l'NA 'I'h1 H'tu never lalieu 10 DE present at the
mil W1en the whistle blew to 20 to work and he
ll,t r,.,a, left until II }lo,.- - 5. 1 ,, A.,
" ~ " nv" 70 4"1 "'ih' MI.
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