The Republican journal., 1888-06-21
SeaPSpOPt Locals.

Miss Minnie Thompson of Trenton is visiting
Miss H. X. Nickels.
Arrivals: Maggie Sullivan, Julia sullivan and
Mrs. Hattie Nichols.
Capt e. F. Carver Is to take command OF ship
st. Nicholas now at San Francisco.
The searsport Mfg. Co.'S whistle is frequently
heard at Thorndike. twenty five miles distant.
The searsport nine played the Stocktons again
Saturday and were again victorious with a score
of Is to TO-
Z. A. Sargent informs us that he had for dinner
one day last week home raised string beans of
this years raising.
The NJ F.. society will observe next Sunday as
Childrens Day, with a service in the forenoon and
concert in the evening.
Thomas Mason, n former Searsport boy
siding at Lowell Mass, Is paying,his father, Capt
John Mason, a short visit
HIGH LINE. Fred NJ. Harris of Boston and J.
A. Clement caught one hundred and three brook
trout Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Curtis and two children left Thursday
to join her husband Capt. F A. Curtis in Bark
Hudson at New York
Capt. William Closson. who has been In sch
Banner, has been promoted To the command of
sch. r. ii, Colson of stockton.
We have been presented with q hens egg laid
by ten months old Langshang pulet which srts
!, by 81 Inches. and weighs 81 ounces
d. F. Richards lost two fine salmon, eaten by
seals in his net, Friday, and thinks several Others
escaped through the hole where the seal went
out.
| \ parlor concert is to be given at Mrs f. ]. 81
| monton's next Thursday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served. A general invitation is ex-
| tended. A dime collection will he taken
Rev Charles Harbutt has received and accepted
| call to become the pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL
| church at Brighton. Mr.. Iarbutt's many friends
| in this place wish him the best OF success in his
new field of labor.
| Cyrus e. Nichols left by train Tuesday to Join
ms father at Port Discovery, W. T. He goes out
oy Haweys excursion on the Northern Pacific hay
Ing bought his ticket at Mr., Blacks agency here.
| ANOTHER SEARsPoRr SHIP SOLD. Ship Onei-
| Ia now ut New York ha. been sold to san Fran
cisco parties, The Oneida is near twelve hundred
| tons burden, and was launched in 1856 from Me
| Gverys yard
| Napt- george CioSson while 'tisChargng shin
! timber at Rockport was severely injured hv the
fore gaf7 falling and striking him In the face and
| head. brusing him badly.
| steamer flirt is to make an excursion here july
4th' bringing party with the Arbuck leineal
quartette who are 10 assist at the promenade con
| cert and straw berry festival given by the e. A Il
| at Union Hail.
Our Bar Harbor neighbors have learned that
this is the place TO buy horses Mr. n Ash of tina,
| place bought of MIR. Grnnell fine matched pai,
| Of black ones last week Mr. t,rinnelI had an
other small invoice of fine horses by boat SUNDAY
Mrs. l.. NJ. \. stevens, of Portland assisted h,
Miss A. A. Hicks, of Belfast. will hold a meeting
| FOR women only Friday afternoon at the NJ +
| conference room to organize Il branch of the w G.
L. L. a public meeting in the evening at tn,
! Congl church opened to ever, body will be ad
dressed by Mrs. stevens
THE sEARsroRT PROBLEM ANSWERED Asoutl
| Ihomaston man sends the following solution to tn,
problem by our Scarsport correspondent: "Th,
number is 1885, for according to the condition.
OF the question the number by the change becomes
42s,ail which Is three times the original number
| IA Belfast subscriber writes. "The answer +,
the Searsport espondenrs problem is 2s5.,l4
..A Freedom correspondent writes III will 81,
10 your Searspoit correspondent, that there ar
Two, anu only two numbers that will answer tn,
conditions OF his problem and they are l4a s5- an,
2s5,'l4 "....A subscriber in Nashua y IL. write
that the answer to the Searsport problem is Isl IA
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