The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-29
SearSp0rt Locals.

Capt j. b. Nichols and wife arrived from New
York Wednesday.
Capt John c. Beals, of Springfield, Mass is
making short visit in town.
Herman L. studley, cashier of the Savings Bank
at Roekiand, Mass, is visiting friends here.
Mrs j. Z. Nickels and daughters, Blanche and
lnez, arrived home from Boston Saturday.
Capt John q. Prndetou and wife are visiting
'heir daughter, Mrs Jackson, at Jefferson.
hugh Il. Nichols, who is attending the Oak
Grove Seminary, j. At home for Thanksgiving
L. NJ Sargent has rented his tenement on Main
street TO Capt. Geo. Knox, of schooner Brunette.
we nave been presented by Mrs. u. V Mitchell
with hens egg measuring 81. by -, inches and
weighing AZ ounces.
we VIII receive proposals for an entertainment
TO raise money for the purpose of keeping the side
walks clear from snow this winter
The Congregational Sunday school Concert.
postponed from last sunday or account of the
storm, will take place on sunday evening.
The usual monthly collection Will Ne taken at the
congregational Church on sunday morning. Com
lhuh'on service in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Friends of Mr.. James W Mariner will be pleas
e' To learn that he is convalcscilg rapi,tly from
the severe attack of vertigo he La, last tril.,.
capt. VIC. Nichols and wife left hv train Friday
morning for New York, where he will take com
mand Of ship Frank Pendlcton now loadn. for
Japan.
AdNlces received 10y mail say that schooner
William poughton Capt. A. &. Closson. WAS
ashore nigh and try at EoeAport Mass. Damage
| slight
| \ meeting Of the stockholders of the sbo, f,r.
tory viii take place at the y NC. 4. room, Tine.
day Dec lth at O'clock vi subscribers are. re-
Ilrsted to he present.
Capt li-G curtis was obligcd by illness 10 come
nome fora rest ami his brother Capt Clifton Curli~,
"'S gone to san tfancsc" to take command of his
ship HE Belle Of Bath.
From the vitor with which the &. A. II. here ar,.
pushing the candidacy of in. HOPKINS for y,
position on the Pension Examining Boal,t. we
i'rediei his appointment.
me Gardiner Home journal of Nov. lith con.
UNia az Apprcriatiyc letter OH searsport written.
"e should say, by former resilient of the place.
! whose initials are II. IL. C.
Mr. u. H. Chadwick who ha, been otI,,tng
ready made clothing At VERY low drurrs at tb,
store IN the Merithew plork the past few weeks,
returned TO his home 1T Gardiner last "Wednesday
! Freq >. Stephenson is ut work, with the. assist
| a'cc OF Messrs. " O. 4 &. Barney pipinp. the
shoe factory for steam heat 1t will rcu,ir, titta,n
hundred feet The pipe is to he placed, according
| t" the modern method. overhead.
Mr. Frank W. Nichols, formerly of This place.
| pn VINO has for the past few year, been engaged
! IN ihe photograph business at North Attipbnro.
Mass ha>, III consequence of poor health, sold ont
/ his stock and business ana will Spend the win+,r
at Colorado springs, Col.
The following pupils in the lIarbor school were
"tabsent one halliday Marion Griffin, Pruiic Grit
in Edna Griffin, Iva Griflu Charlie Chase. Rem.
me Chase, Ahbie Chase, Clarence Pcn1I,ton, Acme.
PARK Hattie kneeland, Bentley Park, Pru,itc
Beach, Ned staples, Harry Elkius
| We are indebted to Charlie. II. Matthews. who i
employed in the ticket oncc Of tine Northern
Pacific Il, II. al =, Paul. tors copy of a book en-.
utlc''. THE tity Of ST raul ami state Of Minnesota.
! showing ;hr advantages tor residence tInn.rorta-
tlon lines, Sc, III that state. The book contains
illustrations OF ne bu,incs, houses snd br-inc..
| men ot that city.
\ NcWhmrypor. Mass, despatch of the Goth in
MOTH = the good 1rrghts received Ivy vessels owned
at that port say ''Earquc Adam ". Spies is also
in great in"k the hal,ac is now at Newcastle vim
coAi f"i Hong hong, aud has been offered a- good
as silicon To load sugar at The Phhppin, Islands
Tor New York. south American lumber frcightS
are ais" quoted al high igurc, and Ven roastvf.c
freiGhts show an Improvement of % per tcat over
| month ago.