The Republican journal., 1892-07-07
lSearsport Locals.

clerk dl lIt DduSoI LNNlldHSt.
Schooner Brunette discharged cargo of
corn for Nickerson this week.
The Searsport House has been doing a fine
business for the past month.
Miss Angie Carver has begun private
school at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms.
Hugh Merlthew, after an absence of five
years is making his mother visit.
Orders continue to come at the spool mill
and tNtra tinlsl ers have been put on.
Schooner Banner sailed for Bangor, Tues
,lay, aud viii load lumber for Trundy.
Looms Eanes shipped eight tons of wool
10 the Knox Wooden Co., at Camden last
week
NJ. C. Dilworth, Of Belfast inspected Free
man Motnlvely Post, G.. \. r., Tuesday
evening.
j. W Black and +. W. Gould attended
the tlnrd u4>trI,t convention at Waterville
"Wednesday.
Willie Waters, Who is attending the St.
Francis College at quebec. is spending his
vacation i'll town,
SPECIAL meeting OF Mariners Lodge Tues
day eNtnMg. .i1ul Eth. Melubers are re-
luested to he present.
cyrus Colson, who is engaged i'll the furni-
turt business at NewburNpVrt, Mass, is max
my d short visit III town.
Mrs John Penme and SON Alexander, of
Sonerv ie, Mass, arrived by steamer, and
will visit friends IN town.
Will am Il. Ford and Wife, of Boston, az
rived last Saturday. Mrs. Ford Will remain
in tow during the summer.
Lees circus gave TWO very creditable per
foiluances last Thursday and was very we'll
patronized considering the wealth. I.
William Nj Parse has bought the entire
stock of boots and shoes of +. E. Whitcomb,
and offers the same AT great bargains.
The old saw mill, known as the Porter
lill, was burned at l o'clock Monday mora
ing Probably ncendiary. No insurance.
Capt. L. +. Colcord and family, who re-
Gently arrived at Boston in snip Centennial
from Manila, came home 10y steamer katah-
din Sunday.
There will be a special meeting of Sears
Lodge, /. .. .. f., Saturday evening for the
purpose of installing the officers for the en-
5 ming term.
The Fourth was Very quiet in town, num-
bers of our citizens attending the celebra-
lions at Belfast and Swanvile In the even
ing fireworks was displayed from different
por1iuuS of the VILLAGE
Arrivals this Week: Margaret Rice, Sally
tlce and Walter Rice, from Brooklyn \. v,
Annie Nichols from Westbroo!1 Margaret
SWeetser from Orono, J +. Sargent from Bos-
ION, Edward SweetSer from New York, and
Cha>. Shute from Detroit.
The HI. Il. Carlton Dramatic Germany
will appear at Union Hall on Wednesday
and Thursday evening of this week. with
popular plays, and prices. Mr.. Carlton was
with the Smith and Grady troupe last sum
lner which played here to full houses several
nights.
Next Sunday evening Rev. n LaMarsh
viii deliver an informal address to the cit-
Gems of Searsport ON Tie relation of tile
-
As many wish will have an opportunity to
contribute toward the endowment of the
hospital bed
So much damage has been done to proper
y III previous years by the boys ON the night
Peiofe the fourth that onr selectmen APP
pointed five special police to guard the diff
1tren1 portions OF the town last Sunday night
lie boys We're out in force but behaved adj
Mlrably, contenting themselves with burning
lar barrels, ringing the bells and blowing
horns, doing but Very little damage
lhe Chlldrens Day concert in the Meth
"dlst Church last Monday evening was well
attended, and We have seldom seen a more
beautiful display of flowers White and vel
low roses, easter, calla and lemon lilies NV
"rahgeas and syrlngas, pansies, daisies and
peohes, served to form collection worthy
81 the event, and seemed to vie with one an
other for the position of par excellence
lhe Grammar and Primary schools in the
lower village, taught b. MIR. and Mrs. w.
r Rnnnells, closed last Friday after a pleas
ant term. Following was the program of
exercises in the Grammar school: The Pill
grim Fathers, Defamation, Thomas Hardy.
Somebody's Mother, Recitation Mamie Fo-
ley; Oh Monas Water Recitation, Bertha
l.. ,Illson, Our Flag, Defamation, Lawrence
McCornic: The Bite, Recitation. Mamie Lee
san Hoe cur own Row, Recitation, Bertha
ttd; Planting Himself to Grow, Recita-
non, Agnes McDonough; Guilty or Not
Guilty, Recitation, Nellie Dounev w oman's
Changing Fashions, Defamation, Joshua
Treat; True Story, Recitation, Marie
ardwell; The American Flag. Declaula
non, Clara Moody; Excelsior Recitation
Mamie O. Hearn; Willyum's Water million
Comic Recitation, May Lesan A Legend of
Bregenz, Recitation, Cassie o. Hearn: Foes
mted in Death, Recitation, Lena SprowI.
ne pupils acquitted themselves very cred
ltabIy and an unusually large number of
our citizens, despite the pouring rain, at
tended the closing exercises of the school,
In the Primary school, recita+ions or decla
nations were made. by Mary Hardy. Mary
Cook, Ernest Levenseller Hattie Young,
Louise Plummer, Annie Hardy, Emma Wood
Louise McDonough, Albert Cook, John
Cook, Stephen Foley, James Foley, Edward
Woods, Ora Young, Eta Haskell, Ida Bow
zen. PrlZtS IS fnlt1yS.