The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-25


town this week.
Frank Field and son, of Boston, are visit
ing relatives here.
/ f. S. Walker, of Harrison, Maine, is visit
ing friends in town.
Walter Nichols and wife, of Pennington
Me-, are guests of l. c. Closson.
Hobart Taylor and wife, OF Dorchester,
Mass, are tue guests of Mrs. Forest Treat.
Miss Angie Carver leaves Saturday to ac-
cept a file situation offered her at Beverly,
Mass.
l.. &. HaNener made the run from Bangor
on lis wheel Monday i'll less than three
hours.
Ed. Eaton and Sid. Treat Went to Bucks
port Tuesday to complete their studies at
the seminary.
Capt. George a. and Z. u. p. Nichols,
went to Bath Monday to attend the launch
OF Tie Roanoke.
-'ev. c. {. Torrey, Who has been supplying
E.ev. Il. Il. Iarbutt's pulpit, left for his home
in Harvard, Mass, Tuesday.
II. n smart, WHO is on the police force of
Mtd1ord Mass. is spending his vacation
With lis father, Capt. Nelson Smart.
Miss Mile slute is making a tour OF Pen
ol,scot County ON her bicycle. Later i'll the
season She Will visit Hancock and Washing
TON counties.
Capt Ellridge Robertson has taken com
nland of the schooner Brunette and VIII ELI
gage IN the co3sting trade between Sears
port and Boston.
\ reception To Rev. K. Il. and Mrs. Har-
butt upon their return from England Will be
given at the Conference room this, Thurs
day, evening from to 8. All are invited.
The booths, tables and railing required by
The new ballot law have been put up i'll the
1own house, and we are prepared to vote
after the manner of the Australian convicts
next September.
The Union Congregational Church, of
Marlboro, Mass. has voted unanimously to
call to its passionate Rev. Almon j Radcliffe,
of Skowhegan, Me. This gentleman has
been pastor at Skowhegan for ten years, re-
signing two years since. Portland Express.
Arrivals Mrs Nettie Stu.liey Benz. A.
1erhouse, Capt. Melvin l.. Park, Capt F. P.
Whittier, wife and son, Capt. Amos Nichols
and wife, II. Il. Blethen and wife
There will be sociable i'll the lecture
room OF the NJ. +. Church this, Thursday
evening. The committee on entertainment
will do their best 10 provide for the comfort
and enjoyment of all. Refreshments served
without extra charge. Admission 15c Child
ren 10 cents.
Tie Mendlessoln Ladies Quartette, of
Boston, consisting of Marie NJ. Foster, first
soprano; Annah Howes Hernandey, second
soprano; May A. Greenwood first eontralto
Juliet Wells. second contrato-will appear
ii Union Hall, Sept. 9Th.
The Posts route to Washington, ID. C., to
attend the National Encammment continues
10 merit the approval of all who have
thought of going, and our party is RECEIVING
have been so carefully looked after by the
Pennsylvania II. r. Co, and much pains
have been taken III selection of points of
interest to visit, both going and coming, that
our management are to be congratulated up
on the wisdom of their selection
NORTH SEARSPOKT ITEMS.
Miss Maud Smart, OF Frankfort, is visit
ing at ] S. Nickerson's
Mrs. James Davis, of S4arsport village. is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Smart.
Maytiower Lodge OF Good Templars is
having another trial contest.
L. c. Havener, OF Worcester, Mass, was
at A F. Matthew's last week
A little daughter has arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Dow.
Will Weber, of Maiden, Mass, was in
town last week calling on friends.
l.. D. Jones, Jr., of SoutlBrooks, has been
IN TOWN. recently, visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. l.. Mathews has engaged to teach
The fall term of school at Mt. Ephraim
Most of our farmers have harvested their
grain and will have more than an average
crop.
MIR. and Mrs. Prescott and family, of Chel-
sea- we're guests at o. WaWhitcomb's Mon
day.
Geo. Abbott, who has been visiting rela-
lives at Dodges Corner has returned to his
home in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. 4. A. Colcord of Swanville is at her
fathers, Mr.. I. l.. Davis. Her husband has
employment on Mt. Heagan.
Those who Went to Temple Heights last
Sunday enjoyed themselves hugely, espec-
tally the ride going and returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cooley and daughter,
Susie, and Miss Martha Cutting, of South
bridge, Mass. are visiting at VIM. j..
Mathews.
The bay mare Florence A., owned by S.
ID. Flood, of this place, took ID money in the
tour-years old race at Unity trotting park,
Tuesday, Aug. 10th.
Tie fall term of shcool at this place is under
the instruction of Mrs. Abbie Nickels. who
has had charge for several terms and given
the best of satisfaction
The stockholders of the North Searsport
cottage at Northport Campground, are re-
uuested to meet at the residence of VIM j.
Mathews to act upon any business that may
come before them.
Cant and Mrs Rogers. Mrs. e. w. Rogers