The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-05-21
Searsport Locals

Rev, c, I. Halves adyertises upright piano for
sale.
Rev. F. II. osgood left for his new charge at Ellis
worth, Monday.
sch. Tyro arrived last week with cargo of lum-
her for Levi Trundy
There will be a social dance at Grand Army
Hall tomorrow evening.
Capt j. c. Nickels will build a large stable on
his premises this summer
LATE ARRIVALS. Capt Applely and wife, Jos
T. Curtis, Rev. e. l.. Haskell and family.
Ed Quimby has a situation with Emery, Water
house Co. hardware dealers, Portland
Union Memorial services Will be held at the
Methodist church next sunday. sermon by Rev.
{. L. Haskell.
Several Of the spool Mill hands who left here at
various times have returned and at work in
teir old places.
Capt t. J.. DriGin is at hone for few weeks
His bark The EDWARD hidder is loading at New
York for sydney.
Among the arrivals Tie past week Capt. VIM.
u West, Charles Ayerll, George Mitchell, f. S.
,yphers and Desire Nickels.
~rh eslph from Bangor loaded with bricks and
barrels, pat in here sunday leaking. She will re-
r.Ir and proceed on her voyage.
a. f. Nickerson shipped the past week cargo of
p1y 10 Messrs. Chesley Berry, Boston, of whom
Ae speaks IN Tile highest terms as hay buyers
Mt. Wiimouth Porter died Monday, aged % years
~ Wa member Of Freeman McGilvery Post O.
A. r. having served during the war in the Ist
Maine iIeayy Artillery,
Will ieaye with their families for santa Clara Cal.
about The first of June and II. II Grant will
a,- mpany Them With view of settling there.
rHcro was shipped from here Monday by boat
t0eee hundred dozen eggs-which goes to prove
uc correctness Of The assertion Of Mr.. snow, of
sandy Point that waldo county exports one nil
hnn dozen eggs yearly.
Al the annual meeting for choice of officers of
the l- Congi. sabbath school for the ensuing year
BeW. o.. sargent was chosen Superintendent;
Frank A. Colcord assistant; Fred b smith, Libra
iIm Lizzie C.. Lime. assistant; Albert T. Quimby,
rrea7uger
Ihs Boston Deputy Superintendent Of Police has
Received letter froJa Leaiyille, Col., mquiring
whether the 1--WE Young men, IL. ". and Josiah
Mathews, who were among The victims pt the
ltHHc-iske mine tragedy hdj - mothcror any other
person dependent upon them for support. Some
money has been raised by subscription for those
VINO Are actually nee,jv. The Mathews brothers
belonged in >carsport.
Monday Mi Lancaster of The Searsport ami Be-
fast express. -tut> his X, wagon which he
has had thoroughly overhaued, painted and newly
covered. The best evidence Of a thriving business
Is that Johnny always keeps everything shape
lie ha- recently placed a book at the American
House, IN addition to his agency at AIorioons, and
orders left at either place or with Mr. Lancaster
himself. are of his careful attention
WAS TUE LIKE EVER KNOWN: A lady here has
81 family cat that recently gave birth to three Kit
len, which were thriving Is young Kittens usually
to until last saturday morning when a cat of tile
male pcrsuasiou belonging to a neighbor, appeared
on the scene. Hurriedly Selling the largest and
preIie>t Kitten of The lot he lii out through the
open door, followed by the lady Of the house and
ONE OF two lady neghbors whom she called to her
distance. But the Old Thomas was too smart for
tnrm and succeeded in getting under neighboring
barn with the prize. The return Of that procession
wa- something too solemn to describe and we
Wi uot attempt it but ask, did any of fan
ci,r- ever know of any Thing of the kind before
"r pause for a reply. Editor journal.