The Republican journal., 1884-08-14
Searsporr Loo ais.

Mrs Phoebe G. Clifford died Sunday, aged S.
years.
Gen. F. S. Nicke-son ans wife were ir tow.
Sunday.
Rev. Edwin Smith of Maynard Mass, is visiting
relatives in town.
Williston Grinnell is making improvements on
his Butnam farm.
William and Florence Hunt of Covington Ken.
are visiting G. F. Smith,
Hundreds of vehicles with pleasure riders pass
ed through our streets Friday.
large party from the village had a clam bake
the Curtis shore last Friday.
Rev Mr.. Wilson of Massachusetts, preached at
the Congregational Church Sunday.
Mrs. Dimicus J. R:cklif, died very suddenly
Sunday morning of heart disease.
Sch. Tyro arrived from Bangor Monday with
cargo of lumber for Levi Trundy.
Henry j. Nichols will move his family to Massa-
chusetts where he has permanent work
DR.. p. p. Nichols will be absent ten days on
yachting excursion with friends from Belfast and
Augusta.
j. W. Black. A. A. Nye, and A. L. Mosman at
l.
at Bangor this week
Capt. W. V. Nichols and family left for New
York Monday to join the ship W. II. Connor which
is loading for Japan.
Matte Merrill is visiting friends in Portland,
and had the pleasure of being present at the Greedy
demonstration at Portsmouth n. ii.
S. w. Knox of Wilmington Del, General Man
ager of the Penn Mutual ms. Co. Philadelphia for
that state is visiting DR.. p. z. Nichols.
About twenty five went to Maranoeook from
here on the occasion of the Methodist Sunday
school excursion which took place last Friday
Mrs. Lizzie Sargent is closing out her stock of
boots and shoes at greatly reduced prices. She
will also dispose of her household goods at great
bargains. See advertisement
z Arrivals the past week-Mr. II Mrs. G. A. Robert
son, Eugene p. Carver john I. Carver, Mrs. Frank
Carver, Capt q. A. Nichols, Miss Ellen Mosman,
p J. Eaton, Charles Sargent, Geo o. Wright.
E. B. Billings of Lynn Mass, and II. w. Bur
rll of Hartford, Conn. attended the reunion of the
Massachusetts Ee,eran Association at Bangor,
which went up on the Cambridge Tuesday.
MIR Amos Nichols and Miss Lora E. Clark were
married at the home of the bride on Tuesday eve
nlnS, he marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. F. II. Osgood. The happy couple will make
their home at present at the Searsport House.
Several of citizens went the excursion to
Pemaquid Monday. but report that forty minutes
on land and the rest of the day and evening the
water is poor average for excursion. especial
ly for seagoing people. Did they expect to go by
land: Ed.
At reunion dinner party Monday at the Old
homestead of Mrs. Matilda b. Nichols, all her chill
dren present, viz, Capt. q. A. Nichols, Capt.
W. V. Nichols, Mr.. Amos Nichols, Mrs Matilda
Nichols Gilmore, Mrs. Emma Nichols Colcord.
This is the first time the entire family have met at
their old home for many years.
The re union of the 18th Maine Vols, will be held
in this place Wednesday, August Goth, 1854. The
exercises will include clam bake and picnic din
ner AT Mosmans grove at p. NJ; business meet
ing at z. NJ; a public meeting in the evening
followed by banquet at the Searsport House.
The committee of arrangements ask for liberal
donations OF cooked food from the members, and
also from the citizens of the village All such do
nations will be received by committee, who will
be at the grove from to l.. Wednesday forenoon.
See that the boys have plenty of rations.