The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-09-25
Searsport Locals.
e spoo mill has start ed vi again.

| Inc Sp0( mill mas starr Ell uE again.
Sch. E. l.. Warren is loading hay for Boston.
Mrs Ella Doliver left for her home at Minneap-
oils Monday.
Capt. Forrest Treat left for New York Tuesday
| to take command of ship Iceberg.
Rev. George Reed preached at the Cong confer
ence rooms last Sunday morning and evening.
Capt Charles Salvage has sold his masters utter.
est in Bark Grace Deering to Portland parties
Business has been dull with our coasters this
summer, but at present they find plenty of employ
ment.
| On account of the sickness of Miss bennett the
young ladies' select school has been closed until
another teacher is procured
We are prepared to testify that for days recrea-
lion spot be selected in this vicinity for real
enjoyment like the shores of Swan Lake.
/ c. II. Monroe has returned from Boston with a
very large stock of silver ware, and is prepared to
make low prices to those in want of fine goods.
Joseph d. Beane who formerly very pop
uar dry goods traveller in this vicinity, for the
house OF Jordan, Marsh & Co., died at Bangor last
week
The Spiritualists will have their annual levee
ana dance at Whtcomb's Han North Searsport on
oct. 7th. If stormy it will be postponed until next
fair day.
/ We observe that our Swanvile neighbors in
The village district saw matters just as we did
and have made some valuable and needed improve
ments the road leading around the pond.
Mr.. L. ) Wormcll has on exhibition at Mr.
Lorimer's store limb OF Grab apple tree inch
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which measured over inches in crcumference
J. A. Clement, j. ii. Lane, f. L. Whtcomb, j.
II. sullivan and others at Swan Lake and are
endeavoring to raise speckled beauties.
Messrs. Whitcomb & Sullivan have caught several
which weighed b. lbs. each
The many friends of Vincent W. Ames both here
and at Belfast Will regret to learn that he is very
i'll of consumption at Pawtucket X. |. Mr. Geo.
l.. Merrill saw him last week, and his physicians
said there was no hope of his recovery
Work on the large ship building for Capt P
Pendleton. il at Bath is progressing rapidly, and
She is now nearly planked up. Her length of keel
is 26o feet, total length all 2SS feet, depth Of
hole % feet, width 45 feet tonnage about 24O0 tons
She Will be of the finest ships ever built in
Maine.
that he was the recipient of several valuable pres
ents from the hands employ ed in the machine shops
by the company for which he is book keeper. The
company are about TO change their works from
Franklin Grove to Chicago, and the Electric Light,
a paper printed at Franklin Grove, says "By this
change we lose several of our best citizens among
them Fred Dow, who goes as BOOK keeper OF The
firm. Ne have been quite intimately acquainted
with Fred for several years having been his teach
or in school and having watched his career since
leaving school, and we know of no promising
young man. lie is able, gentemanly and strictly
attentive to business We very much regret his
departure, but prophecy his aboanding success in
field i'll which he may engage"
FREEDOM. Potatoes are rotting badly. The APP
pie crop is very line.
PENoBsCOr. Arrived in Lamoine, Sept. l9tn
from Grand Baak, three masted sch. +. ID. Hodg-
kins, Capt. John F. Peterson, with four thousand
quintals of goldfish, the largest fare ever brought
into an American port. fCapt Peterson and his
residents Of this town.. The farmers and
mechanics club will hold its annual cattle show and
fair Oct. S......There have been made in the six
ymds this season 3,1o0,oO0 bricks, Bowden u
Griudit leading viii Loo 900.
MORRILL,. Mr., Roger Merrithew has been sick
for some time and is quite low. Mrs. Eaton, a
sister of Iiarak IIatrh is visiting relatives iii this
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was listened to by quite large audience. The
Rev, Geo. Z. Tufts gave one Of his best sermons
last Sunday. subject The Gross of Christ."....
The ladies sewing circle meets this Thursday after
noon and evening with Mr., Israel Woodbprv
the rprent c,ld ,vaa,b.r b,. ,,r,iol frvorl ~
harve.tin,r AZ notaton- ANA ,o,, MIN III ,,,,-
ing i, b,.ir., done
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iN'' MS A''''Mfs. . ~ " hitlhS' Mrs. ;. /.
johnston ana the Kew j. f. Locke, started for sar-
avg" ON n"ii"'t' u tteh'' tHe Natlohal ,hltulah
convention AT mat place'...W ME removing earth
from btneath the Oh Stearns house, which Is being
repaired by DR. Wallace, Mr.. Thos. Martvn found
among oIlel artlce7, thfee solld silver spoons,
bearing 'he pfaha OF an English manufacturers On
the hah'Its were engraved the letters, H. ID DE-.
INC "a! season Is NOT YET "holy past AZ the rink
WI i"'"s cNtlihS' t"eie was masquerade akatllg
uhul 'oei"'h' after Whlch the company engaged
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on iuea'td9 evening OF thlS week ...-.oh sunday
evening" az tht OIthouoN churcii, the Key. Mr..
rorSy inc "eANefed sermon addressed especially to
young iiie"' 1t Was an eloquent appeal fuIi OF
cHihc9thcSS anu power
SEARsMONT. sheriff Irish and Uewett. of Knox
county were in town last Saturday evening in mr.
suit of one Aft Barlow As they were. unable 10
capture thelr prize that night irish returned home
/ ieaNlh3 heWett on tne ground. sunday evening
oliiccrS oasWeIi OF aito, anu HeWett of Knox,
| capture" ''elf man anu ne was at once taken to
"o'Ni'i' 10 appear oelofe the court now III session
o' 'o'"P'iit Oh breaking ana entering a store,
ihl9 Is an ORG complaint winch mas been hanging
'N'i MN .'''l' T. L. Bean says ms trade since
1AP' ~ ''9' l'S peeh between Sll'ooo ana ST.
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