The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-01-12
ScarspOrt Locals.

Scarlet fever is quite prevalent in town.
Efforts are being made to start course of as
semblies in town.
Joseph p. Curtis, of WoonsQcket, Il. L., is max
ing two weeks visit in town.
Hon. ). c. Nickcls left for New York by steamer
Monday for a short business trip.
The Congl. sociable will meet with Mrs. James
q. Pendleton this, Thursday, evening.
Clement & Adams are making a special sale Of
sheeting of all widths. See their advertisement.
William Weeks, who recently sold his lease of
the Prcsquc Isle Hotel, was in town several days
this week.
Rev. II. G. Jarbutt delivered Il fine discourse on
Christian Socialism at the Cong. church last Sunday
morning.
Miss Maggie sullivan, who has a fine situation in
the watch factory at Waltha,u Mass, left by boat
Thursday.
Capt. John c. Beals, who has been visiting rela-
ti,cs here, left by boat Monday for his home in
Springfield, Mass.
Capt. A. Y. Nckels, wife and daughter left last
week to join his slip, lroquois, at New York bound
for san Francisco.
One Of the handsomcst calendars sent out this
year is from the well known Clark's Mill End
Thread Company.
The Methodist Episcopal sociablc will meet this
Thursday evening with Mrs Capt. Mears A
pleasant time for all.
G. A. r., this Thursday evening. All members
are requested to lie present.
Early CHICKS. Mrs. j. c. Bowen has a flock
of fourteen chickens which hatched Sunday from
fourteen eggs placed under the hen Dee. 18th.
Capt. Ellen Curtis arrived home by train Satur-
cay evening. His ship, the Title i. starbuck, is
chartered to load oil at Philadelphia for Japan.
We are pleased to say that Hon. A. E. Nickelson
is 80 far recovered from his recent fall as TO be up
and dressed and only awaits a pleasant day to go
to his hCme at S",anVile.
The following were elected officers of the j. o.
j. Club for the term ending in July F. A. Davis,
President; j. II. Sullivan, Vice President; j. ".
Black, secretary: E. \. Sargent, Treasurer.
Mr.. W. Grinncll having arrived home with an
invoice Of horses, as mentioned last week, buy
crs begin to flock around ANA times are again look
i:,g a. of Old in and around the sales stables.
should the weather permit, Rev. {. l.. Haskell,
Of Scalsport, Will preach this, Thursday evening
in stockton at the Broo, school house in Dist. No.
, uso at the same place next sunday at p. NJ.
Ilie officers of Freeman Mce.ilyery Post were
publicly installed by j. W. Black last Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served in the dining
rooms. The affair passed OF very tremendously,
and ali pronounced it a very enjoyable occasion
Quite IL delegation of Searsportcrs are located
at Westloro, Mass. Among them +. 5. Grant, \.
A. Nye, Fred {. Edwards, Fred Whittum, Elmer
Hammons and Miss Hattie Whittuln. Comrade
Nle, who is 4 firm believer in SearSpolt and its
people. says they rapidly Searspoitizing the
toNn--ha,in ing already named their boarding house
the Sear>rort House.
IL the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
scarsport National Bank, held at their banking
rooms Tuesday, the following directors were chos-
en- for the ensuing year: James G. Pentlleton J.
&. Nckcls, j. II. Lane, George Mcclure and A. Il.
Ferguson; James G. Icndloton was reelected
President and c. +. Gordon. Cashier. The bank
has declared a semtannual dividend Of four per
cent.
Pei4o5scot Engine Company has elected the fol
lowing officers tor TIE ensuing yearJ H. Sullivan,
Foreman; l.. \. Sargent, lst Assistant; j. l..
Hamilton, End Assistant c. o. sawyer, Clerk and
Treasurer The engine and equipments are in the
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The Boston Daily Journal Of Jan. 9Th in quot
ing from our item of last week says:
The little town Of searsrort down IN M aa
M! WI ,he pbne 81 arti~r r"mmanlcrs Of Ameri
can sailing vessels, - of them masters of full rig
ged ships Is ln,'lghah 'h;. sec. ralfti - To n
lar custom house. and the complaint while not al
together sound and logical, will doubtless receiNea
d'' , ,ut :" i,Sni,i,r in fyci@n lands rs
m ~. 80 f No ,,rn7LnSt shuc
ny n'' ~ p'' ~. u ~ ,,ra If ahinnas
VIM ~ ~ - ~" ., .caI shnniI l.ri, thn
dignity of 4 United states custom office.
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One OF te E'isest nsIHs ~ r, ,i'S A.
horns II, name + ,he iai" f ei IL on on M
well-known lirgadicr or Sears Island IN the town
of Scarsport. TINS nerd Is also one OF Tie olIes'
| in the state, Mr.. Dow having been engaged i'll
breeding the Slor'itorhS iof AT ieas1 tWehtv-nIe
:nir,al. fou1tern being cows and with the OK
ccpti;,n of the bulls the remainder being two and
/ ,ne-vcal ult,s and calves. The bull ''OXford Lad
| from the celebrated herd OF IL. sumner " son.
| Wood.tocI. conn which has stood at the head of
~ ,i, ~ ,,,,. md n new one purchased to
tnto lis ,5l,fr Sr Dow has for wears been Il
I.,.ro az iLit,r .nJ Lrb r.ize winner at orr State
| .nf <rw ENGLAND fairs and will purchase next
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ria rn,,oxvip.. original poem by Mrs Anna Gar
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i!i 7fel''ei' "i ii'H' was "i'io'5 WI" 7 ~ .
presented 20 the BRIDE who is granddaughter OF
| the late Emery sawyer OF SelsIoIti
| TIE WEDDING DAY.
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| At inc earnest pu9dihs OF teliel no"eiS'
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e.n r'' the hcnst to the an%rl measurn ~
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And as grand religious and nations state
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