The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
SearspOrt Locals.

MIS- > Nj Gilkey mas gone 10 New OK Tor her
spring stock of millinery.
Fun delegations attended the conventions this
week at Watcrville and Bangor.
Miss l.. W. Edwards is in Boston and will return
saturday with a line of spring goods
Rev. {. l. Haskell left Wednesday afternoon to
Ike charge of his pastorate at Houlton.
Arrivals this week Mrs. Electa Wlswell and
John I. WisVcll, from North Andover, Mass.
Cart; Edward u. Blanchard is in town for a
SHORT visit, for the first time in nearly five years.
tyrg- True, who arrived home by boat saturday
passed very pleasant winter at the Hot Springs
Arkansas.
y Prescott and Charles Ames from Dixiield
arrived home saturday evening and will remain in
town tive weeks.
Rev h {. Wentworth will supply the pulpit of
itc Methodist church next sunday morning for
Re, \. Ii Marsh.
w T. sawyer and class will give concert at G.
\ H. hal neNt Tuesday evening An admission
30 twenty cents will he charged, and all who at,
TAG VIII he furnished an ice cream free.
/. y y w caught his llrst salmon last Thursday
pu Munday ho tooh out nine beauties The total
weight of ths ritcA Wa something over 40 lbs,
for Which he rcalilc about one dollar per Pc un,i
News Was received by telegraph Tuesday that
Capt Isaac +. Gilkey'< ship, Continental, on the
No2a-e from New Work To- Calcutta was ashore ON
Palmyra reef Later adsicc> report the ship a
total los. Crew saved,
hl-7 Ne'''e Ala'he"a arrived home Friday and
"'''''' cr ''n'r7 p "fs'hT' al Tie Cong. church
,H~l sunday. Mis- Mathews has passed the winter
.- E.-,ou and t,kn, . tb,,,.,l ,,,,r.,. 81, ,ho po
tou 4 .r-cr,fto,, of music.
tIo~l ~mr>D. Last fan the Ships f. b. suit.
tn and \. i ttrr, sailed from, \,,y Work for
Nan francisco The sutton left three days in add
N"uor Of The FG"r and arrived three days in al
N"'''- or ;" '''= 'I9'IH'' 'hi' was remarkably
,''ii'-' '"i'. l. = 'oie'r" anu "i'e iei'
"''f ~ ''i" wy ''''i IT san i''n'l7oo' ''p''
'"' P'i'''~ " WI INV 81 gave MIN " 'le">a"'
~ ,'9' N'''''H 'FfhinS' 'l'e anniversary oil
''' '4i N'P were present ana
W wy syn "U'' y arg '''lile'
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''' 0'"H "Vii"4 inc Jay '''l II
''' ~ ''','"7"' 'e WOMB MOI men
" ''a '''''''H' "a "' 'N'".'S
-tl'ni, an! itntlrrti mat only cN lis Schpl
aY~ were present. and a, thcv soon left and no
one Wa uI, ut h,, ave mn the idea nf :, scbnnl
~ ' 'N'' VI "
went bong and Their. foun, hi, singing school Lad
l,.-eS-ioll of tll, house Giving him a uerfect .ur
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''' ID "a i''"' room 'hol'= on standard and the
a,HrtIn,nt twhNjiiy one nigh, the mast week he
Ins ftrnt.in, tunslcli4. HOW late IT wa and hnd
u;.lf nIatla IN, H. mind 10 n,t mn and So, u hon
one If -. cI,cl~ struck one In the e,ul..o of
twenty tive nieU;r- the other clock struck one
lie pIzlrr,l o,cr t5~ about five nfnntcs and one
ul t,. tlucA~ struck one again. In invent, fly C
INMATES more oue NJ The chicks struck one again,
't.H Oh sthaut fyr minutes the other struck one
TIi~ ua- kcd up until ore Was struck ltv lie two
il,l -5\ ttut- At th!- stage of the proceedings
crr Hionr was fully a--!rc,l that he WAS going
cislt. H... AFTER r;.tiro Thought lie decided thr
trunlte WIS MttA tile clocks Immediate
Is atIuT Iro.hta-l th.. i.cNt morning he call
ed i'm The i..,,clcr uho pronounced the clocks
running perfectly ami said their striking was
AN right III. ,,tItiucl it in thi. way The
.ii.t one ,vt- struck M the local clock at II 10 In