The Republican journal., 1885-06-25
Searsport Locals,

Searsport Locals.
The spool mill has shut down for two weeks.
Grnnell and Shute have bought the John Small
house.
Rev Charles Whittier supplied the Cong. church
last Sunday
Mrs David Nickes and daughter left fer New
York Monday.
Capt Andrew l.. Carver, wife and daughter, left
for Portland Monday.
Late Arrivals-Prof. Fred Park and wife, Fred
r. Sweetser. Emma Simonton.
Last Saturday there was disp,ayed in front of the
International Express Office yoke Did it mean
anything?
Miss Emma Mortland was obliged to give up her
school on account of sickness During her absence
Miss Maggie sweetser has charge.
Arrivals-Capt ". v Nichols and family, Mrs
b. F. Pendeton, from san Francisco. Mrs. Ebcn
Curtis and children from New York.
Capt. Phinea- Pendleton has been snperiten,l.
i'm the building of the cellar for Capt. A. II.
Nichols house. 1t is L solid piece of work
j. Friendly Brkmore has taken the stage routr
from Belfast to stockton for the OF s45o.00
yearly. His contract goes into effect July LIST.
Complaints are heard on all sides about the
al tlory manner With which the repairs the
hgi lie between her and I'ef-t are conducted
Fred A. Grant h;- secured a situation as Brake
man on the Bostor and Bangor Express ami is
running between B ston and Portland, Walter J.
Grant still holds lis situation with E. r. r. at
Lynn, and is liked rery much by the company
About forty menters from Freeman McGilvery
Post and Relief Cor : left by train Monday morn
ing Tor the front. The veterans will occupy tents
at Camp L : Grant reminding them of Old times
on the Potomac. IT, ladies win stop 1t private
houses.
A MEAN ACT. Nj Charles Z. Averill VINO had
very fine vegetable garden discovered last Tues
day that sometime between noon and o'clork
some one had poured kcrosene over nearly all the
growing plants, running the garden, Mr.. A. has
strong convictions wao the plrty is that committed
he crime
The past week Inquiries have reached here from
iangor botn by telephone and letter for Captain
lewellyn ALI, who was III command of sch. Oak
rove and ny seriously disappeared last Tuesday,
about noon he took some clothing ashore to the
.aundry leaving ship keeper, young man OF
rather boy, whom he had hired two OF three days
before He told the boy he would be back within
an hour, but has not been seen or heard of since.
apt Alley is about q wears Old, WAS born in
Alapleton, Me, and has a father and mother resid-
ns there, has a number of brothers and relations
nearly every town on the bay and river. He is
Dung man Of very steady habits, never drinks any
Fquor, and it is a mystery to his relatives and
rienda where he has gone and what end he has
tade. The city marshal of Bangor has been
ged for several days in a search for him.
saturday afternoon Nh Grant of stockton left
team in front of F. q. Nichols store in the east
wage, leaving his wife in the wagon The horse
banning FESTIVE, Mrs. Grant was unable to hold
nj and he soon increased his speed 10 Il very
raj pace As he went by John Fowle's residence
hls'n William, who was at the stable unharness-
Ing pair of horses saw the team just as it was
passg, and observing a CLOAK or long cape en-
: tang in the wheel thought it Was the lady and
WITH d moments consideration mounted one
q Oh hhaif Embarrassed horses, and running
! along Of the wagon sheared the horse into Il
, nelshtng dodryard where he was stopped. Just
i at that-tant his own horse becoming entanged in
il the h5, harness fell and threw him some ten
e feeV' tstruck on his head ami shoulders and
p was PIC up insensible and carried home. pr.
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d flslns young business men, and
" MISE i1'AN''' o't daughter of Capt. u, F Rice,
ct NeiV ui'i'9N il,rriage al The church at Sandy
le rolh' on 'vening The church well
D"e' anu at 0'f' Lena Blothen, who presided
t. at 'ne u gan '0ii ICED the wedding march as the
h Pi'N'77i'n came the aisle. The bridesmaids
were MISE qua isy and Miss Maggie Rice,
AS rfahN hi"n''''r" an enry Black acting usher-
4 Inc oriue costume of white Rhadame, with
is 0oi s"Se VI 9"''" i'O court train, with Illusion
= olaperies anu vel arried a bouquet Of white
rs i"S'0 ANA i''Ae' 'eiS ming. The groom wore
he ures9 sun u oi'oA III 10th. Rev 3. b. aIer-
"A. flii oi brewer H'eiateo tier the marriage
re ihohy a reception was q at the residence Of
- Capt klce at when about 10y ave We're pres
4 eht Numerous ana 'aiuf presents We're dis
- played, among which was ,eck for one hundred
a ''i' ii0N' 0"P' anu 49, i''0o' pearl ear
ed '" I'm "ie o'' III AN "ell le ana
or sHNei' MISS Emily oNer' pickle Jar, wins
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an Vfd aftrlu9e' SILVER ia'liiss Emma SNOW, sill
is '94 t'''i' i"'N' AI''i"n >'ou lerfIIi frosted
=, glass butter plate, Miss de Black; silver syrup
dish, A. J. Green; silver N holder, Miss Desire
Hs Nickels; silver ladle, Moss Hamilton. sfl
vases, Mr. and Mri. ID. Black Misses
Matte and Emma Biz silver spoons, Ed
ny ward q. Clifford Kef small. Ionof..l-
~ lows poems, b. q. ,nchard; silver fruit
knives, Mr.. and Mrs. L Merrill; silver cake
EN- tasket Mrs VIM. Rice. #. NJ Rice Mrs Mor,
' sargent Mrs Chas. E. sug II spoon, Jennie
'te T. French: butter knife ra tlack nanLin rint,
ny Mrs. A. T. Whittier; 81 butter dish Nv and
e. Mrs 7. blanchard: sily,j maiolica vase Alvin,
vas : Randen. silver nj and stand Erapco,
- French, ecotts poems, md Mrs. Albert Shute;
silver fruit spoon, NelIowers; silver napkin
eN' stand Mr. and Mrs. { Adams. silver fruit
hs' knives. Josephine Frenqse of silver nut picks
T. Ida Sargent, silver pie, Mrs F. b. Tupper:
du- silver and majolica syrLh Clifton F. Merrill:
4as- silver fruit knives, Lii simmons. silver uia
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