The Republican journal., 1885-11-19
Searsport Locals.

Fhe Belfast boys do not take the cake, but one of
them took the ham at the race in Union hall Mon
day evening.
w. f. Runnells, assistant high school teacher, In
lnion district, was presented with very hand
some album by his scholars.
Seth l. Hammons has sold his interest in the her.
merry to his brother, George W. Hammons, who will
hereafter conduct the business.
Miss Kate Wade has just closed very successful
term at the high school and Mrs. Charlotte II. Var
ney in the Primary in District No. 2.
DIR. p. p. Nichols since moving into his new
quarters in the village is overrun with business
again proving the adage If one would have bust
ness he must 60 where business is done.
member Of the Cong. choir has lost book
from the church entitled 1.-The Gems of Song" We
requested to mention this in the locals and ask
that the book be returned TO MIR. W B. Sawyer.
a very beautiful spectacle on our streets Friday
the march of the scholars in Union district
from their school building to the hall One hun
.ired aud twenty-five in line, the several
teachers acting officers.
The following scholars of the Union Primary
school, taught by Miss Maggie sweetser, were not
absent during the fall term: Nora Field, MolHe
Rose, Ebeu sawyer, Fred sawyer Arthur sawyer.
The Congregational church was the recipient
of TWO very handsome mats made and presented
by Capt j. A. Carver. They made of MANILA
with two large Us in the center and searsport
IN the border. They to he placed In the aisles
near the entrances.
The Post Of the Grand Army very fortunately
held their inspection on the same night the Metho-
di>t church gave their antiquarian supper and
lrom The appearance Of the overlooking baskets
transported from the church to The hall we
i~fed the veterans enjoyed themselves hugely
Nh W L. stualcy, Of Belfast, will teach two
classes Ia dancing in searsport If a sufficient num-
bier of pupils can he obtained The afternoon class
will he for Juveniles, the evening for adults. Nh
~tu5ey has Tor some time past been receiving in
-lrucuon in dancing from Mr.. Andrews of Ban
gor, and IS prepared to teach all The recent steps.
lie will furnish for music, violin and piano.
Arrangements have been made to give grand
logs hercon Thanksgiving evening. As it has been
-oule time since the young people have had a
,auce To- "trip the light fantastic toe, on the new
'.r.b floor in Union Hail, It is very probable there
viii 1c large CROW and that it viii be n very
ape affair. Gilmore will furnish the music,
.a au oyster supper will be served In the din
a-hn-
During the fan term of the Intermediate school,
81, t-.a l. ,,,,,.i ,ao,,, ,,,. ,.,,, q. ,
N77 '''''" ~ NNi ''''''' 'e'''ei ''e pups H"t
3,1-orG one-ha,f day We're. Jennie salvage, Mtlie
Poorly Lizzie ~weaney, Emily stevens Ethel emit
worth, Biaucue Harding, Hattie Dodge Hattie
e,rit. Louise Small, Oracle Field, Winnie A. Whit
.f 2 ,4-. i, ;r 1,.{,l;.. N t..t,., WITHIN 10
'n.' l-'u'Sl H. i'''o, H,''l' ~ f''''i i.o"i "'-
r.-, fluuK nUng, Ellie Patterson, Jesse Weber,
Flora f. Wcbler. George Mathews. Beppie stepb
'"7"i' l.. '''f %l"S7oh'
Nh Joseph W. Brock has recently completed
In,,f. who was sant here al,out 1907 l,, the rro
t.t. t osto,dtsi, t,.. nm, i,,,.,, ,l,. settlors
AMI ,,.artot,r. r,a I.n,l. aIo,, rbe VILLAGES q
.l, i,, an. ,,ts,, ara WORT, ,a,,arsil, ri, i. hand.
eff fbe beirs Of the original .ttler. The rlar f.,
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A Waltham Mass paper mas the following
Miss Eoss formerly belonged here:
H.
left Narren'7 department., where she has been
,oI ntdFly t"V ears 10 p5coilg Ile ny
ha, rcrcntIy fallen heir TO about $4,000 and the
estate has been settled and this amount has beer
iuIt;,oins NJ III, nnhelnah nas IeIr w laGtoLS
START for Los Angeles. California, when they viii
spend the winter and If the country is agreeable
futn 1ti.tnp,5 A. he +. rnnstderpd TO he fine
watch repafrer and has a good idea of the business
generals Although Mrs Dukeman's portion Of
in y9 ,,5 tIat sh nei,ed ,iIi If r5ar
y looked after support this popular couple through
n.Ii lHgy maze me CONGRATULATIONS OF I, a large
favored in starring ont on liz. iaurnev
ID Is touna on looking up me records relative to
ue representatives from Inc ci''Ss III "hlch sears
tbat ont of twenty six only 13 are living: Henry
NrGilycrv.. 1s5f. ! NJ Tbom,so, 1sfoG4- Ievi
Trpu,ly. I,G2-G3 r. ". Roberts ISIS ! c NirkeIs
1906 i s.: : A Randall 1869, Andrew d. Griffin
I-7s. William smith. liza. s8s4 Everett : Grant
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Io''' i''iel d 9lul sui l97-''' D. L en'le'0h'
lS>j Nathaniel q. Clifford, 1876, Robert French,
ls>i In searching for the na,,es of the reurasen
tat'es from TINS class since Io45 some queer dolnSs
were found recorded. Among them score or