The Republican journal., 1884-01-03
Searsport Locals.

There will be campfire at tn" Grand Army
Hall, Friday evening, Jan. IL. A clam stew will be
served
The annual meeting of Mariners Lodge f. 4 A..
NJ for the election of officers takes place Tuesday
evening, Jan. Sth.
Rufus W. Sargent, who has permanent employ
ment at New York ship keeper, is at home for
short time.
ship Iceberg, Capt Andrew l.. Carver, arrived
at Yokohama, Japan Dee. 29th-l76 days passage
from New York.
Progress is being made in rehearsing the cantata
entitled The lawmakers, under the direction of
! Miss Pond of Boston. 1t will probably be ready
for the stage about Thursday the 18th.
j. W. Black has recently purchased several mich
cows for shipment to Massachusetts parties and
is in want of more. Those who have surplus
stock have good opportunity to dispose of
| them.
The following officers we're elected Monday even
/ ing by Sears Lodge, |. Q. O. F. for the ensuing
year; Augustus L. Mosman, n. g.. John Kane, v.
g.; Joshua w. Black, Sec; Charles +. Adams,
Treas.
PERSONAL. Sadie Deere Jennie Carver, Mary
Magoon and Sarah Magoon left by steamer Wed
nesday for Franklin. Mass. where they have secur
ed positions in the straw shops james Water
house left by Mondays boat for New York. Mrs.
}. e. showers left Monday for Daytonia Florida.
sIeigb na,tics and racentions woro r,,meror, a.
w.at small ,,or,, emma f,o,,, p.,t..t ura,t,,u.
INV 4y,,,,n,, .,nJ t,nl .nrra, ., thc hotnl f+.,
which Mr. Gilmore helped the digestive organs OF
the company by the use of his violin. The party
Io4f 81,
Tb, recention tenderca the REV |, y l.,as
and VIII. IA. tb, Firt Parish tb,,,.h o,, l, l,i
d,, e,cnin., v.,s on,nval1 attended, ,I,rou,, ,t..
weather urcv,ntod many. from pojr., y,h.,. ,v,nld
have I,aen Messed ia IN. ,ro.o,,t nh. ,o-,,, AMI
the rooms of Inc \. NC. g. were on.nrd ,nd h.,d
been made IN look vnr, c,s, ANA ,Io,.,nt ~, tba
ladies, vino had brought in pictures IT. fo, tbe o.,
ca.ion. Tho, lower room was ,.c,, fo, tb rec,.n.
ton and The upper for Refreshments. 4 ycrv
Pleasant evening was spent and the new pastor
begins his labors with his first charge with The
pest WISHES 81 all
A scirh ride with vour best Girl. ana hnt tur
KEY supppr and dance Mt {, riuurs are three 1hinrs
that will make a Young man smile All over hi. focn
About q dozen coupIes took advantage of the fine
Seighing Thursday and left here in the afternoon
for ride Nolthport, but ON account of the rain
they were obliged TO stop at Belfast where the
time WAS passed very pleasantly at the American
House. Returning here early in the evening u
splendid supper awaited them, after which the din
ing hall WAS cleared and Il social hop INDUCED in
Tie party voted !, very enjoyable time, and will
repeat II sometime during the winter
The ,;ur,t i. no more After five. wear, Of tri;ls
ANA yicis.it,das the youug Thing folud mis- an
unfeeng world and concluded not to stay. The
last issue has not been received ;" We cannot give
me immediate cause "l the collapse we are m
formed that HE manager VIII refund the money to
lh'7e wa" M'Nt pHi1 III advance aii lh"s' Wh"
are III arrears ne Nouhi Ike To near from Nc
W"uld suggest /" those VINO nave been Subscribers
q me Guest mat they t"Eh thtif names over TO the
journal NeafHp"rt Is entitled l" at"hihh IN thls
paper 'h" D. >" hN'fk' formerly ol ING "u'Ht VIII
I De one Oh 'he local correspondents All items I'll
interest ~ "''t ABOUT GOWN Will NC Inserted
SUICIDE. George W reaslee, a farmer, residing
two miles from here at The harbor, committed sui
eide on New Years morning by hanging himself in
his shed. Mr.. PeaSlec arose usual Tuesday
morning and went out for the purpose Of doing his
chores. Not returning for some time, his son, who
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on when Na' h3ehet M" the shca' "HJustt" tile
rope around NJ hecA' ah' laslehe" y 70 " he'A
ABOVE ana tlch stepped uehhrfai'iy u"Wh. MI
Peaslee has been a great sufferer for year from
sri'tic rheUman9m, anu II Is supposed the intense
pam unsettled ms mind and let INN to the sad act
dies should exercise more care in putting the wrap
n.,s oround The articles oar postmaster informs
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wife will accompany him on the yoyage Among
those present were. cam and Mrs Inhn Nr,;,l.
very. Cant and Mrs ,,coroa NctIura C.,,t ana
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and Mrs John g. Pendlcton, CAPT. and Mrs ID. II.
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