The Republican journal., 1885-09-03
Searsport Locals.

Sch. Lackawanna has arrived with cargo o. coal
Repairs on the Hattie McG Buck are nearly com
pleted.
Sch. Brunette has discharged cargo of corn for
Nickerson.
Alfred E. Nickerson sent two new mich cows Ia
Boston the past week.
Pennington has bought new town clock TO,
$500. When will Searsport get hers?
Lud Havcner came from Northport last We,lnes
day on his bycicle in one hour and sin minutes.
James n. Fowler Jr., has opened cigar and
confectionery store next door to C. H. Monroe's.
Sch vestal of Ellsw orth arrived last week with a
cargo of lumber for repairs on Mrs Wentworth's
house.
&C. Hamilton has opened branch store next
door to Monroe's. 1t will be in charge of James N.
Fowler, Jr
f. A. Colson photographed Messrs. Small, Have
uer and Pendeton with their bycicles Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah j. Carver has closed her dress making
shop, but will resume business at her residence
after Oct list.
Roscoe Carver. Edward Small and John f. Car
left last week for Kent's Hill to attend the fail
term at the seminary there.
Nathaniel Lttlefield shipped by steamer last
Wednesday the best veal calf ever sent from Waldo
County. 1t was six years old and weighed POI lbs.
Capt. VIM II. West arrived home Wednesday and
left again Monday Cor Portland to bring his schoon
err, the Salic Ton, TO Scarsport where she will cop
per.
COOP SAILING. Mr.. Cyrus True left here one
day last week in his yacht Tourist O'Clock
p. NJ, and arrived at Bass Harbor, Mt. Desert, be
fore sunset.
Jabe, Woods while at work on Warren Grifin's
house AT the harbor Tuesday forenoon, fell from a
ladder and was severely injured. Fears are enter
tanned that his injuries may prove fatal.
Mrs jasper y. Nichols goods were forwarded
Tuesday by rail from Belfast and left same
night by steamer katthdin for Milford Mass.
where she takes charge of boarding house
The annual reunion and picnic Of the Post G. A.
K. mentioned last week coming of Wednesday
or Thursday at Swan Lake has been postponed on
account of the New England Fair many of the
comrades are in Bangor this week.
Some thirty more members from Waldo Lodge
l. o. O. F., Belfast, visited Sears Lodge Monday
evening, and cNemplihed their work The degree
team is 60 nposed of some uf me hest workers of
that lodge and their paranhe-nolia is very ,uarnti
cent
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Mr.. Il. ). Wormell has shown us some fruit of
the Ben Davis variety grown en- the same tree last
wear and this year The fruit is in perfect state
of preservation. He informs lis tina the last years
fruit was kept by freezing up during the winter
and allowing it to thaw out gradually in a dark
cellar this SPRING
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Wills Patterson eight years Old, came near be
ing Killed ON the elevator at the spool mill Friday
afternoon. As near as we can learn the accident
happened in this wise. Willis with several com