The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-16
Searsport Locals.
Banking the house is now in order.

S. L. Hartman is home short vacation.
Amos Nichols has moved into the old homestead
Fred Biather made flying visit to his parents
last Sunday.
Many of our citizens have taken advantage of the
low fares to visit the Hub.
Miss Sarah c. Dow, daughter of late Capt Jona-
than Dow is visiting friends here.
Capt. A. NJ. Ross and family have taken up their
abode in Capt \. V. Nckes house.
John Williams received an injury to his foot
while at work in the shipyard Friday.
Steamer Penobscot arrived here at $50 Saturday
morning last, the earliest for the season.
Our streets quite deserted last Thursday
afternoon, many of people were absent at
the fair in Belfast
Union Hall was thrown open as skating rink
saturday eve and many tumble was taken by
some of our amateur skaters
Mr.. Gray who severely kicked by his colt
saturday is improving rapidly, his wound not prov
! Ing serious at first supposed.
We would suggest to several of our citizens that
! 1t Is about time discard those old straw hats
Why, gentlemen it's almost Thanksgiving.
George Delano informs Us that in coming up the
bdS LhC otHCl eCIloOlSl Jbil u George Llle
street lamps in searsport plainly visible from
far below Gilkeys harbor, nearly fifteen miles
away.
1 The business at the Telephone Ollice is increasing
rapidly people become accustomed to that
method of communication. The agent reports the
receipts of last month nearly double any former
month.
Persons who 60 cunning on the west side of the
pond should he careful, as several times recently
shots lave come very near little children playing
near Mrs. Mathews house and one charge came
through the cook room window.
Mr.. Dyer almost regretted he wasn't hurt more
the other night when he found it was Dr. stephen.
son that had run over him, as the Doc. has such
kindly way of handling bruised humanity andt then,
you know, of course he couldn't charge for his
! services.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. r f. sullivan for steak
from a Chicago loin of beef sent him from the
market where he bought meats for the Commercial
Hotel ana are prepared to testify 70 the good living
at the Commercial if that loin is Il specimen of the
beef served.
They ''shut in" the new schooner last saturday
AMI though no such demonstration made as
used 10 be in 'ye olden time" the Old custom Of
serving something kept up and cider was fur
ni.hed The schonnar win b.,, Il, l s,,,r,.ied IN,
to be ready for her sails when MIR putuo,n h,s
nearly completed.
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up here is receiving very strong ec0uragtnentand
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