The Republican journal., 1892-04-21
Searsport Locals.

c. c. Hamilton is in Boston buying horses.
Sch. NJ. w. Griffin is in with coal for Lane
W F. Runnels has a situation to teach in
Winterport.
Schooners Lizzie Lane and Hopkins are
awaiting charters.
Schr. Brunette has just discharged a cargo
of corn for NickerSon.
Mrs. Prudence Putnam left by boat Mon
day for her home in Boston,
Mrs ID. S. Beals has returned from Bos-
ton with her spring millinery.
Z. S. Cyphers has begun work on +. w.
Nichols photograph building.
Mr.. Bacon, of Bridgeport, Conn, father of
Mrs. c. A. Colcord, is making her visit.
Fast day service will be held this, Thurs
day, evening in the Congl. conference room.
Waldo County Congl. Ministerial Associa-
tion met with Rev. Il. &. Harbutt Tuesday
Miss Winnie Davis, who has spent the
winter at Portland, arrived home Saturday.
Geo. A. Mitchell, who has a fine position
al the soldiers home Togus Me, is home for a
short visit to his parents.
Mr. Marks has begun operations i'll his new
brick yard, which is said to he among the
hest locations for the business on the bay.
w. E. Grimlrll arrived Friday from Boston
wiz. a fine lot of horses which he is Offering
"a prices that astoni>h buyers. See adyt.
% Nt week.
I. I Merrill X Son only await their saw
10 start the new mill. After they get in OPP
Grafton We shall visit them and write up the
new industry.
The Johnson-Stevens Combination, which
Was advertised to appear at I Mon Hal Mon
day evening, did not show, bHt it is l,mored
they may appear here later.
Notice is posted calling a Republican calt-
rus to elect delegates to State and District
Conventions, Searsport being entitled to
tour delegates to each convention.
George Curtis and Eleazor Nickerson lost
some valuable sheep recently, killed by dogs
They succeeded in killing one of the dogs,
the other escaped and is at large.
Rev. \. La Marsh has completed four
wears pastorate with the people of the NJ. E.
church here and it seems to be in the air that
he is coming back for another Year. He has
been untiring in his lahors for the church and
il is in a tlourshng condition.
Easter Sunday was appropriately observ-
I'd at the Congregational church. The pull
pit was profuselv decorated with flowers and
plants. Mr.. Harhntt preached a very able
sermon from Luke NNIN. 9TH verse last
clause. why seek We the living among the
dead"
Last Monday evening the official board of
the NJ. f. church met at the close of Confer
ence year The Treasurer Mrs. D. f. Mitch
ell, reported all bills paid and each member
Qt the board Nae more than grattied with the
prosperity which has attended all lines of
church work for the gear. The heartfelt
thanks of the board were t&tended to the
public spirited men of our yillage who SO
generously assisted in the purchase Of the
UaNener lot
The ball Tuesday evening AT Mon Hall
was we'll attended and a pronounced sue
cess, and is flattering testimonial of the
ability of the committee i'll charge. \ large
lHnber of spectators We're present to listen
+" and enjoy the concert given by S3nborn ;
orchestra, who furnished music for the oc-
aston. A turkey Supner was served at in
-ermisSion. Floor Director: A. NJ. Kane.
Aids; +. +, Folrtt, c. +. Adams, ~ c.
Shute, f. {, Dutch, c. G.. Carey, j. f. Sl-
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