The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

j. A. Clement and wife are visiting friends
at Bucksport.
Capt Charles NJ. Nichols is on a business
trip to New York.
Our local hunters report good cunning in
the woods this season.
Mrs. Helen Crazy leaves to-day for a visit
to her sister at Hallowell.
Nj. F. Whitcomb has been elected janitor
of the Methodist Church.
Schooner Brunette arrived Friday with
corn and grain Tor Nlckerson.
Fred Kane left last Thursday to visit
friends III Boston and vicinity.
Harry Gross conductor ON the electric
cars, Boston, made IA visit To his parents last
week.
CAPT. Joseph II. Park lost light carriage
robe Tuesday forenoon. Finder can leave at
post-ottce
James 3. Dryden, wife and daughter, of
Boston, are spending several days AT the
Searsport House.
A party of eleven young ladies from the
Belfast hlgh school, took supper at the Sears
lorJ House last Wednesday.
W. are Indehtedto Miss Louise Field for a
beautiful red rose which bloomed out
doors during these warm autulnnal days.
j W, Black has received from the Nation
al Encalnpntnt beautiful souvenir badge as
post anu camp on the staff of the Natlulial
Commander.
\ very enjoyable soeiable was given at f.
J.. SaNarA ) Monday evening. Tie funds
collected Will be used to buy flag for the
Porter district.
Master =. c. I'1ltch and Capt. j. y. Car
}.vr Nent to Blu, N>port Monday to make eS-
1.1dtes VI the eate4sIYt alterations propos-
eel on steamer king.
Leonard FurbuSh. who lett here last week
to make hIs home il WaterVile IN the future,
WAS Ion twelve Years Jalll1or OF the Nj. +.
Church, and faithfully performed his work.
Rev. X. q. Harbutt delivered an appropri-
ale and interesting discourse Sunday on
COlum bus Day. His remarks We're very inter-
tanning and instructive and should have been
listened to by many more than We're present
j. W. Black. agent for the B. & b. S. S.
60, has received notice that the company
Will give six excursions, leaving Searsport
Oct, 10Th, 9th and 18th, Nov. 2nd, 3d. and
5Jh Tickets good to return fourteen days.
Fare from Searsport to Boston and return
Will lie $50,
Advertisements are up i'll the Pustotfice
advertising Tor proposals for carrying the
mails Route 1889 from Stockton Springs
VIA Starspyrt to Belfast, 10 miles, and back
twelve tunes d week. Leave Stockton
Springs daily, except Sunday, at 4.;D a. m,
and ! 10 p. M, arrive at Belfast by $50 a. NJ
and 30 =. III. Leave Belfast daily, except
sunday, at 10 Il. n., and p. m, arrive at
stockton Springs at T. H., and Sp III. Bond
required with hld Il 200.
Members who attended the National En-
.a1nnment have received the past week
some beautiful photographs of scenes taken
from tile battlefield of Gettysburg. One
Ilcturr of a group taken at Devils Den is
cry tine, land shows the exact line of the 4tn
Name Regiment when they We're surround
Il 10y the Confederate troops, aud nany OF
t4lem taken prisoners. Among the III is Capt
Whittun, Who was taken prisoner hear the
spot where he stood to be photographed.
The Baltimore Sun of Monday last, says
The bark Edward Gushing, n days from
Irlnidad. with cargo nj asphalt arrived AT
quarantine yesterday with her master. Capt,
Charles Weber, dead. Assistant Quarantine
surgeon Baker boarded the Gushing and de
lied thai death was caused by chronic
t.drrlleit. He placed the vessel i'll quarantine
aud brought the masters body ashore and
N1lltd 1t in the quarantine cemetery To-day
FAe vessel viii be fumigated. Mate Parse.
who brought the vessel to port, says Captain
Webl,er had been i'll about six weeks. On
saturday evening tlle tug Peerless took the
Nt-,.f in to1s near Cape Henry to hasten her
arrival III port, but At 1910 7, NJ. the captain
tlet, Captain " tbbtr was thirty Sin years
Vid. He leaves a family at Searsport. Me.
Captain " hitler. one ot the hark'> owners
II thaJ plarf, has been notified If the DEATH ="
COLUMBUS DAY. The schools Will unite
with postlG. \. X. celebrate Columbus Day.
Tire list, as follows
All the scholars Will assemble at the
rooms III | mon school district at 9 A. NJ. The
Veterans viii arrive at $50 and will. be re-
'etNed by the color guard of pupils, and es-
'"rted to the building, and presented to the
master of ceremonies. A hollow square will
i'e formed about the flag. The President S
proclamation will be read, after which the
rt-renUhy Of raising the flag Will be perform
ri; the flag cheered and stluted: singing by
luartette. Line Will then he formed and
march b. mon Hall, where appropriate ser-
wees VIII be held and an address delivered
i ne commander OF the post desires MS to
give notice THAT every member of the post is
requested to be present i'll uniform at the
iOs1 rOOll at $50 A. NJ, and to extend cor
lla! Invitation to all veterans to unite with
tile Post IN this tribute tolour flag and coun-
Try.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Joseph Hartman, of Buehill, has been
visiting relatives here.
Miss Nanne Dulloit, of Belfast. visited at
Geo. Bowen last week.
w +. Nickerson and VIM. Warren, of
Bangor, We're in town Sunday.
Dighton Hartman. of Prospect is visiting
ms mother Mrs Abbie Hartman.
James W Hartman visited his brother,
E. X. Hartman, of Bluehill last week
There will he IA social hop at Marden hall
7llis, (Thnrsday) evening. Come one, come
all.
Herbert Black has shipped between SIX
and seven hundred bushels of apples to the
Western market.
Orrin Cunningham and Wife, of Green
bush, We're i'll town recently visiting his sis
lei, Mrs. X. Fl. Smart.
The schools in districts Nos I. and q
viii observe Column us Day by a Nag raising
Il each school house
Mrs Stephen Cleaves and Miss Fannie
CleaveS, of Stockton Springs, have been Wis
ting al Capt F. II. Cleaves.
Mrs. Marion Mathews and Mrs w. L.
Mathews visited at Simon Cilley's, in
Brooks last Saturday and Sunday
Tie Socahle and Circle which met with
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. f. Chaplin Wednesday
afternoon and evening OF last week was
largely attended, and IA very pleasant occa
sion as are ali social gatherings at Their
home.