The Republican journal., 1892-03-03

1t is arranged to hold the Congl. supper on
t he 18th inst.
Mrs. D. L. Beals is opening her spring
millinery.
Frank Young has secured position at the
spool factory.
Five Mondays in Eel ruary A good many
Tor a short month.
A. j. Nickerson expects another cargo of
corn by schooner Brunette.
Work was begun Wednesday morning on
the steamer for the Ninalhaven route.
Students of the E. NJ. c. Seminary from
here are home on a two weeks vacation.
Clement 4 Adams have extended the
time on their mark-down sale to March 10Th
Monthly contribution at the Congl. church
ueNt SUNDAY morning and Communion at 3
p. III.
W. Z. Grinnell proposes to build new
house on the Gurus place which he bought
last year.
Tie machinery for Neril's new SAN mill
arrived IN Belfast Monday and will be
brought over at once.
Mrs. l.. Il. Rogers found Just before the
.ast cold snap two butterflies on her plants
one is alive low.
Two pocket handkerchiefs left at Mrs. j,
T. Nichols tie night q the sociable can be
lad by tile owners calling for them.
On Friday evening there will be meeting
II young people under the auspices of the
". q. I. [. to organize Band of Hope.
L. Furbush has been employed by the
svlectmen to clear up the town house, make
needed repairs, and the room is now ready
1or the March meeting.
Capt. W. n West has lost large white
Woolen nitten. He has placed the mate to
Il i'll the Post Office and offers to shake with
the Under TO see who shall have the pair.
The Womau's Christian Temperance ALI
ance will meet with Mrs. Fowler on Friday
afternoon al 3. Ladies of either society who
wish TO join are cordially invited.
The Searsport Glee Club was organized
here Tuesday evening in the old banking
rooms, and the following officers We're elect
ed: c. G. Carley, Pres't; F. c. Dutch, Sec.
NJ Ii. Prescott, Treas
This Thursday evening the Young Peo-
ples Society of Christian Endeavor hold
dime sociabie in the Congl. Conference room.
A cordial welcome to old and young, Tab
leallX and other entertainments
{. II. Munroe has & crew at work max ing
solder, having recently received large orders.
Charles says if orders continue to come in as
they have the past two weeks he will be Oh
llged to put on a larger crew and run full
time.
Business is booming al the spool factory.
several orders have been received, one or
TWO to be filled at once, which require the
shipping the spools by express. If the
boom continues night crew will have to be
put on 10 do the saving.
w. A, Smith, of Rockland, who owns the
photograph gallery here, came up Thursday,
and settled matters With the administrators
If the estate of the late E. A. Culson 1t is
ium"red that Mr.. Smith viii open the bjlsi-
ness here, occupying the saloon a part of
each week
We are pleased to notice in the theatrical
ltWs that our friend Il. p. Smith has scored
more hohorS IT, hls credit i'll "A Hoop of
Gold, at the Palace Theatre Boston . At
the Grand Museum, Boston, Mr. Jere Grady
who appeared here in the Smith 4 Grady
company, is mentioned as having made the
Init of the performance in the play of ION
Hand, appearing in eight character imper-
sonations.
MARINE Capt. Larrabee, in sch Lemuel
Hopkins, hay loaded, which sailed from here
at 10 O'Clock Saturday forenoon arrived at
Boston AT I d. H., Sunday. Sch. Brunette,
Capt. Geo. Knox, which sailed same time
made harbor in Portland. The kiln wood
fleet are preparing for the spring campaign
.. fsepalrs have begun on schooner Lizzie
Lane. Schooner Jeanette, Capt Closson,
has gone To Sandy Point to bring load of
spool wood for the factory.
A large delegation from Pownal Lodge,
Stockton, was present at Mariners Lodge,
last Thursday evening, when the third de
gree was conferred upon Ernest Steger, and
4 clam stew was served. Recently Pownal
and Mariners Lodge have visited each
other quite frequently, and it is the unanim-
Gus verdict that their visits to the Stockton
brethren are not only pleasant but profit
able, as Pownai Lodge has the reputation
If doing as fine work as any lodge on the
Lay or river.
Jos. Porter, who has had thirty years eN-
ptrence in digging CLAIMS, and has probably
dug more than any man in Waldo county.
OF perhaps in the state of Maine, has some
comments on the item IN the journal last
week on CLAIMS. He says that Sears,ort BIZ
valves will average to shuck out ten quarts
10 the bnshel, and Dushel which he pre-
pared for Mariners Lodge this week and
winch he measured carefully, measured
twelve quarts to the bushel-an Improvement
Oh the Belfast variety which only yields four
quarts to the bushel.
PERSONAL. Capt. ID. S. Goodell and Mrs.
Lucy a. Nlckels We're passengers ON Steam
ef hatahdln on her recent long trip from
Boston,. Mrs. E. F. Nichols is in town Wis
lung relatives The wife of pilot Curtis of
steamer katahdin visited friends here the
past week. John Murphy left for New
y DIX last week to 90 i'll schooner Olive T.