The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-08-28
searsport Locals.

+ / Mci4aln OF KOCklanu Tor SUI
Joseph Field, agent of the steamers, is quite
sick. W. p. Putnam has charge of the boats.
Camp meeting will begin at Maple Grove Camp
ground, Searsport, Sept 4th and continue ten days
5 as usual.
] Hon. Nelson ningley, Jr. will address the cti-
zens OF this place at Union Hall Friday evening
t sept 9th.
schools generally throughout the town begin
next Monday. The same teachers will be employ
ed in Union district.
Miss Minnie Thompson who is visiting Miss H.
X. Nickes assisted her in the reception of mutual
friends from here and Belfast on Tuesday evening
Capt. A&nson Ford of ship Kennebec who mas
recently arrived at san Francisco, was quite sick
on the passage, but has improved somewhat since
his arrival at that port.
At church and parish meeting OF the list Congl.
church held saturday at the conference room it was
voted to extend a call to Rev. Z. L. Iawes who
has been supplying the church for nearly year
Frankie, son of F. L. Wnitcomb fell from a plat
form dirtance of ii fteen feet and struck ON pile
If rubbish No bones were broken and the little
fellow Was out the next day ready to try it again.
sch q. Parker from Bangor with cargo Of spool
ashore Oh Sears Island Wednesday night Aug
20th the fo: tnd was at sandy Point Friday fun
OF w..l,r.
Capt. Frank y. ncIry anu Niles Neltc Packard
were married Wednesday Aug. eth at the resi-
dence OF The prides father. lhe couple left by me
afternoon boat for New York where they viii join
the ship +. Jersey which is loading at that
port.
\ tru of lhc friends Of Mrs. James n Carver
il spent a very enjoyable evening at her home on
Monto,. several of the party formerly resi-
ltlt- "l IL" village but now live in distant States
.lllt Visiting Tie scenes Of their younger days
MIR. Carver Will soon remove to New York where
She will join her husband VINO has pos ition on a
steamer wn, II ruus from That port to New Orleans
Their. WAS only standing room left ut the Metho
ti7t church sunday evening on the occasion of the
praise meeting which took place at that time Prof
. Y W. keene', muaical classes from here and Bel
last assisted in tuG exercises, and sang several
( pieces. THE GLASSES rave evidence Of good train
ins, lnd the expression which they gave to the
music shows what practice Will do. T. NJ. Austin
OF Penn. wanna, gave Il tenor solo which was very
i., a. was also duet, With chorus, by Mrs and
Mis- i'ethvn. Prof. Kccne gave a short address
/ ca music in our churches, ana said that expense
and pains -houii not be spared in this direction.
Good Singing viii insure full churches
PERSONAL. Rev. a. H. Thompson is visiting
/ MIR. IT, u smith,. NJ. Packard and \. f. Math-
/ cw~ have been drawn to serve as tr;ncrs jurors.
....iIarry, >on OF Capt. Leary Dow severely
hart ny receiving from L playmate Il severe blow
with stick across tae nose. Hugh Il. B!ethen
who hA- been receiving cargo for ship X. r. Thorn
a. az New York i at home for snort v-it....
Frank stephens, WHO j. emplo! c'l at Minneapolis
in tAe rail ROAD hu,iness l. visiting in town..
Capt b. Frank Coicord of Bark James II. Pcndle
town a,I'iyed by Cambridge Tuo 7'lay.... apt.
William r. t.ilkcy tthe9 command ot Brig. J. II.
Lam.
The NINEfEENIm MAtNE. Our report Of the
reunion ~ ne 1914 Ne Eegt.- Aa=. 2oth. WAS
necessarily brief, But included ali essential facts.
the ipnewing officers elected President,
+. ". Haskell, Watcrlille; Vice President, p. NJ.
/ Heali. Walerylllc; 2d Vice Pres W NJ. Emery,
] Fairfield; sec, >ilas Adams, BoN't"nham; Chap
.liH, nro. Il. Palmer, oakland; surgeon, DR.. ID. +.
Far-on, Oakl.tud Tho neN1 reunion will he at
Naer1iAc. Ihea--ociIlion adopted the following
resolutions:
Whereas, 1t is proper thnt some appropriate
memorial to the Naiof o, Maine soldiers At the
Idte Ittiy aDur- -hb;lI De placed in the ntUDa-
/ a! Gem terry near tnat field; and
Nh,rraS. Ihr survivors of the several rc9i-
m"nt~ iud oallclie- from. Maine, which paricipat-
td IN HiA hatll' ar financially unable Of ihvin-
1..,,,t' ne sryi.- Of sfne
-oidier- on mat decisive and immortal lict
NnI".! iIt lhis ar;ool'tl"n VIC m, tte several
it ia asking the state Legislature 10 appropriatea
',, 7i '' t" ~ m' ~ ,t 'it1 Suy
:nit that saiI associations are also inyitea to
appoint committees to wait upon the next leslsla-
of he ,tTLIf
HIM d f,ii ~ .ti IN i tnt
this association appoint committee OF ave for the
/ purpose
MONROE. Ihe trustee, OF the Park Company
/ nat at the town han on Saturday last to make ar
rang ehchtS Tor the coming tar. The Track has
been put IN excellent c"niltion ana nan Is 10 be
/ biuii for organs ami sewing machines, etc. some
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I Geo T. S1e'd"h ana DINERS spoke AT the chufoh
mere I@Ht thursday evening 10 q large audience
me veteran Temperance Worhef' j. b. Cophett'
/ presided. ~ the close OF the meeting when me
| vote was taken, net one voted against the Amend
n2ilt..- Enoueh money mas beCn SUBSCRIBED 10 IN
| sure the rep airing of the church and ut meeting
of the citizens the following chosen to super
/ intend the repairs: u. r. MaddOCks, Oliver Chase,
W. 4. MITCHELL and Il. U. White collector and
treasurer.
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