The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-07-14

Sch. Geo. Quincy, arrived from Ports
-5mouth Monday.
Bertha and Gertrude Styles are visiting at
j. H. Kneeland's.
Frank Baker, of Hartford, is visiting his
brother, E. A. Baker.
Schooners Helen Keller and .Addie Schlae-
fer are in with coal for Lane.
Mrs. 2. p. Nichols, of Northampton, Mass.
arrived by steamer Tuesday.
Schooner W. S. Doughton, Capt. c. W.
Carr, sailed Monday for Fall River.
Mrs. j. P. Curtis, of Bridgeport, Alabama,
is spending a few weeks at Mrs. L. Curtis.
Miss Blanche Nickels has been visiting
friends in Trenton, and returned Tuesday.
TT. f. w Gould and Capt. b. F. Colcord
went ON trouting expedition to Durham
Monday.
Friends having visitors in town will TON
fer favor Ivy leaving the names with the
postmaster.
apoliS arrived last week and will remain
several weeks.
Miss Caro- Beals, of Windsor Hill Conn.
VIII spend the summer with her aunt. Mrs.
Mary A. Nichols.
A large party Went over in yacht Jeanette
Monday aud made a pleasant call On Dr.
Davis al Turtle Head
Capt. Leroy Dow gave clan-hake Tues
day afternoon in honor of friends from the
West " 10 are visiting him.
Frank +. Lahlnan and wife, of Franklin
Grove, Ill.,, are visiting in town, and are the
guests # Mr. and Mrs. +. Eaton
Capt H. &. Whittier left by rail for Port
land Tuesday, to take command of bark
John j. Marsh loading for Martinique.
Mrs. w. II. Staples arrived by steamer
Lewiston Tuesday, bringing the remains of
her child who died at Medford, Mass, Satur-
day.
Cornelius Sweeney, who is at home on a
Through from the Sailors Snug Harbor, lef,
on his return Friday and will visit his sister
at Plymouth, Mass.
Fred Kendall has hired the Yacht Jennette
panied by Frank, Bert and Eugene Knee
land and Mr. Chessman, of Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs. George r. Skoltield, neice of Capt
|, n. Hartman, who with her husband on
board bark j. S. Skoltied, recently passed
through thrilling experience during the
late hurricane at the island of Mauritius.
Tie ladies of the Congregational church
viii give strawberry festival and enter
tainment in Union Hall on this (Thursdav)
evening at I. 30. Admission % cents. Ice
cream 10 cents extra.
Capt Cyrus NJ. Moves, wife and daughter,
OF Portland, Oregon, are i'll town. Capt.
Noyes left Searsport. his native town. in
1858 and has only visited here once since
about sixteen years ago. For many years
he has been III the China trade, sailing from
Portland to Hong Kong.
Among the arrivals at the Searsport House
this week are: d. S. Chesslnan and wife, f.
NJ. thesSlnan and wife, and Mary X. Chess
man, Of Pittsbrrg, Pa; Geo. l.. McCurlv
and Wife, l.. l.. Burton and wife, of Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. c. Y. L. Gallup. New York
Capt. y. T. Carver and wife, Arlington,
Mass, and S. ID. Boner and wife, Lawrence.
Mass.
Among the arrivals in town this week are:
Capt. Il. +. Pendleton and wife, Mrs. w. V.
Nichols and son, Mrs. c. f. Whtcomb. Vim
ME Wlitcomb, w. p. Putnam and wife.
Fred Kendall and wife, Asubia Decro. Mag
gle sullivan, Julia Sullivan, Herbert Knee
land. a. d. Carver and wife, Geo. Redman
and wife, Eugene Kneeland, Frank Knee
land, Miss Il. A. Carbon, Nellie Donlev, Sara
Perry, Mrs. Addie Wood and family. Cant.
+, Devereaux, I. r. Howe, Mrs. a. L. Meri-
thew and son, Edward Sweetser
NORTH sEARspoRr ITEMS
Mr.. Richard Ford is verv ill.,
Monday.
S. d. Flood has recently moved into the
house known as the Rosenbaum house
Some of our farmers began having Mon
day Others will not begin until next week.
Mrs. G, f. Wentworth, of Belfast. was in
town last week visiting relatives and friends.
MS " L. -udtlltNS IS III BROOKS visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gil
ley.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at A. Stin
son Thursday afternoon. The dav was
spent very pleasantly by all
There was social hop in the new barn
OF Messrs. Ednunds and VIM Alnes on
Thursday evening. Music was furnished hy
Ealues, Hartman and Seavev.
Miss Louise Merrithew arrived Saturday
from lynn, Mass, where she has been attend
ing school for tn" past ten months. She
graduated from the grammar school.
Mrs, w. H. Carter and son Harold and
daughters Celie and Helen, of Chelsea, Mass,
arrived last week and will spend the sum-
fner with Mrs. Carriers mother, Mrs Marion
Mathews.
Miss Mabel v Eastman, who resides inst
over i'll Frankfort, was united in wedlock
with Mr.. Geo. H. Cole, of Winterport, Sun
day evening, July Sd. The marriage cere-
lnony was performed by Rev j. |. Brown.
of SwanVllle. The many friends of the
bride extend congratulations and wish Mr..
and Mrs Cole happy voyage through life.