The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
Searsport Locals.


Westbrook.
Williston Grinnel spent Sunday at the
Searsport House.
Mrs. Warner Hamilton left her for home at
Minneapolis, last week.
Schools in Union district began Monday
for term of ten weeks.
Steamer Viking took party to Swans
Island one day this week.
Railroad Commissioner D. ~ Mortland
and wife spent Sunday in town.
Capt VIM. Meyers, of barkentine Mabel l.
Meyers, arrived home Saturday.
Misses Jennie Turner and Matte Fisk are
registered at the Searsport House.
Wilbur Gerry, who has employment at
Dorchester. Mass, is visiting his mother.
George S Sargent and wife, of Salem.
Mass, are visiting j. b. Treat and family.
Ship Nancy Pendleton, Capt. j. n Pen
dleton, has chartered oil from New York to
Liverpool.
Prof. F. Il. Sweetser, who las spent the
summer here, returned to New London this
week.
A large fleet of schConers was in our
harI II Tuesday night-tive three-masters
and q lour-uaster.
[ q. Hamilton is building two story
fra'ne house on the site of his old house
bul aed last January.
Daniel H. DevereauN Of Brunswick Ga,
is spending his vacation in town and will
remain several weeks.
A l., Nossman, and &. Il. Deshon, who
have secured business in Brookline Mass,
left by boat last week.
Schooners Sallie l On and Georgia Gilllev,
and bark Edward kdder are all having Iew
sails made by Putnam.
Capt j. y. Putnam, accompanied by Chas
&. Sheldon, Went to Seal Islands on fish
ing excursion Monday.
Amy Warehouse and Mamie Ford, who
have been visiting relatives here returned to
Chelsea, Mass, Tuesday
H. W. Edwards has gone to Island Falls,
where there is a large boom in building, and
has work for the winter.
Herman Studley and wife, who have been
visiting Mrs. Studeys father, left for their
home in Kockland, Mass, yesterday.
Next Sunday morning special sermon
Will be delivered on The Essentials of True
Citizenship" i'll the Methodist church.
The Philadelphia Tally Ho coaching party
passed through Searsport I,omeward bound
from Bar Harbor to Plniadelphia SATURDAY.
noon.
Several Of our citizens are at the State
tair Lewiston; among them Y. j. Biather
and Wilson A. Colsol.. who Will spend the
week
Mrs. Il. NJ Pluinmer and daughter, WHO
have been visiting her sister Mrs. }. G. Nick
els. left for their home in Philadelphia Sat
urday.
Bernard Merthew is at home on a vaca-
ton. His brother Harry will come later
Both are employed at Is Bedford street,
Boston.
All members of the Epworth League are
requested To be present and take part in the
literary exercises this, Thursday, evening in
the League room.
Capt. l. c. Park and wife enjoyed the
Eastern State fair at Bangor so we'll last
week that they are booked this week for
the Lewiston fair.
Capt. VIM. Carbon, Of Nashua, n H., who
is visiting his brother George, says he Ell
joys shaking old friends hy the hand more
and more each year.
Capt. {. W. Carr, of schooner w. S.
Doughton winch recently sank in Long
Island Sound, has arrived home. He says
the crew saved their personal effects.
Searsport has been entertaining librarians
the past week, having had visits from Mrs,
Bean. librarian of BroolSline, Mass, and
Mrs Wood, librarian of Saginaw, Mich.
Miss Fanny Ford, who has been visiting
IN Thomaston, returned Tuesday. During
her absence Mr.. E. A. Champney, of Rock
land, has had charge of the telegraph office
here.
Captains q. A. Nichols. Amos Nichols, H.
G. Curtis, G, f. Gordon. j. NJ. Burleigh,
David Nickels and Amos Carr have charter
ed schooner Lark and are on IA fishing cruise
among the islands.
E. A. Moves. wife and daughter, leave
Thursday for their home in Astoria, Ore
gon Mr.. Noyes has spent the summer here
for the benefit of his health which is very
much improved.
Capt. X. f. Patterson who was stricken
with pleurisy fever and has been very sick,
We are pleased to report is Improving. His
SON, Edward r., of Saint Joseph, Mo. arriv-
I'd Saturday, and is III constant attendance
upon his father.
schooner Georgia Glkey, Capt. W. r.
GiIkey, arrived Saturday from Boston, and
will be coppered at Belfast. Schooner George
Quincy, Capt. A. q. Closson arrived Sun
day from Plymouth, Mass. Schooner l.. H. !
Hopkins arrived Tuesday from New York
District Deputy q. +. johnson and j. d. !
Parker of Belfast, and Il large delegation
from Pownal Lodge, Stockton, visited Mar
iner's Lodge Tuesday evening and witnessed
the comforting of the third degree, after
which Il collation. served.
Friends of DR.. p. p Nichols will regret to
learn that he has sold out his business here.
but it will be a satisfaction to learn that Dr.