The Republican journal., 1892-10-06


Joseph E. Harding, of New Market, n. H..
is making a visit in town.
Blanche Harding, of Lowell, Mass, arriv-
ed by train Saturday evening.
Miss Winnie Savage, of Ninahaven, has
been visiting Miss Kate Cane.
Special meeting of Mariners Lodge next
Tuesday evening. Work in lst degree.
Mrs. Hannah Doney and Miss Hannah
Colcord are spending se> eral weeks in Bos-
ton.
Horace Nichols, OF Boston, arrived by
steamer Sunday, and is visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. H O. Arpleby arrived from Phila-
delphla last week and will spend the winter
III town,
Geo. f. Marks has started the fires under
his second brick Kiln containing two hun
bred and fifty thousand.
Miss Josephine Cohurn, who has been Wis
iting Miss II. X Nickes, left for her home
in Lowell, Mass, Friday
There are numerous inquiries as to when
the cheap fares are To he given 10y the b. b,
X 5. 5. Go. Whec;tn tell?
John hines lost horse blanket last Fri
day OH the back road to Belfast. Ii left at
the Post Office the finder viii be rewarded.
Capt. J. p. Butnan LETT for New York
Monday To take command OF Ship Coy.
hoNle. He Will lie accompanied Ivy his fam
ily.
Miss Caro- NJ. BealS, who has spent the
summer With friends here and in Belfast
lett for her home, East " indsor Hill Conn,
Monday.
Capt. H. B. Whittier was i'll town on a
short business trip this week. and left with
is bride by train for Philadelphia Tuesday
morning
Tile services at lie Congl. Church on the
Sunday preceding colmibus Day will, in
accordance with the official suggestion, be
appropriate to thai occasion.
Capt.. Ii. &. Curtis captured plump par
ridge last week which flew up the club
room stairs. Evidently the bird was in pul-
suit II some one to play a game of pele with.
Rev. \. j. Racl<litf, pastor of the Island
Avenue Congregational Church, Skowhe-
gan, sent in his resignation Sunday. He re-
signs wholly on account of i'll health. Every
member Of his society deeply regrets the ne
cesslty OF separation.
Waldo Conference of Congregational
Churches will meet with the church al
Frankfort next Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct 18th aud Eth and it is hoped that
there will be good delegation from Sears
port The exercises Iegin at II a m, stand
ard, Tuesday. ana continue until noon We'd
nesday.
W. f. (irinnell recently h6Ught from
= Z Exeter, Maine, parties tour-year-old ILLS
al own sister to the celebrated pacing stall
Gon Irwin NJ This mare has turned The
track in II and bids fair to make a speedy
one, showing all the points. Mr.. Grinnell,
n addition - running the Searsport House
and one of the best farms in town, has sold
one hundred horses this season He now
Las "n hand, in addition To- the above named
mare, several other fast horses.
The Womrn'S Missionary Society connert-
ri with the Congl. Church announce that
rhe missionary hnX Will this year be Sent to
Dorchester (rolored) College, Mcintosh,
Georgia, which is under the prncipalslip of
Prof Foster, late of Castine Articles of
clothing new or second hand, and "any-
rlling that would he of use i'll a poor house
hold in the north" will be III order. Gifts
for this object VIII he received by Miss Mar
rarrt Sweetzer or Miss Edwards
NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.
Charles Moore has returned to Boston,
Kate Serihner is visiting in South Brooks
at her grandparents.
VIM. Mason, of Frankfort, was in town
last Friday in search of a girl to do house
work.
Fred S. Black left last Saturday for Bos-
ton. where he has secured il situation for the
winter.
Andrew Mason has sold his farm to a Mr..
Robertson, of SWanville, who has taken pos
session.
Miss Clara NJ. Aales, of South Brooks, was
i'll town last Sunday, the guest of Mrs. W. l..
Mathews.
Granite Grange will visit Stockton Grange
Tomorrow night (Friday) if the weather
proves favorable.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. e. Chapin and Mrs
f. VI. Chapin have returned from the Point
Lookout Club House, Isle au Haut.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mason, of Levant,
formerly of this place, have been in town re
Gently visiting relatives and friends.
\ large delegation from this town Went to
the fair at Monroe, and some of our young
people attended the dances i'll the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Gibbs and Mr. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Fox, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. David Towe. have returned to
their home in Porter, Me.
Mr.. Chapman, of Belfast, WAS through this
vicinity last week with his medicine chest
DO not let him pass without purchasing a
bntte of his Golden Oil for it takes the lead.
E. l.. Savory is enlarging his boarding
stable. He has now q horses and colts
Mr.. SaVOry took second money at the Mon
roe trot "Wednesday with Gideon l.. in the
fOUr-Year-oId race.
Mrs. David Speed and Mrs. j. A. Clifford,
cry. st Friday Mrs. Speed and Mrs. Cliff
visited at II ram Treats in Frankfort.
Charles K. Nickerson, of Swanvile, and
Miss Annie Dow, of this place, We're united
IN wedlock last Sunday evening. Mr.. Nick
trson is one of Swanville's rising Young men
and is partner in the firm OF A. E. Nicker-
SON < Co. The bride is a daughter of James