The Republican journal., 1892-07-28


for New York.
George H. Owen and wife, of Brunswick,
are visiting DIR. E. H. Durgin.
About forty went from here to Northport
Camp Ground on the excursion Monday.
Capt. u. S. Goodell left by steamer Katah-
din Tuesday for business trip to Boston
and New York.
Hugh Merithew has received bundle of
assagais, bought from the natives OF the Sol
ONION Islands by his brother jeremiah.
The advent society are holding series of
and daughter, of Providence, K. l., are
present.
All those who wish to join the dancing
class taught by Mrs Maynard, of Belfast,
will please leave their names with G. E.
Adams before Saturday. Terms So for II
lessons.
Among the arrivals the past week are
Charles f. Nichols and wife, of Montgomery,
Ala, Daniel Barnes, New York, Capt. w.
A. Pendletun, Boston, James |. Gilmore and
wife, Chelsea.
Mrs. Lucy A Nickels, Mrs. Martha NJ.
Merrithew, Miss Josephine Coburn, Miss
Henrietta Nickels, Miss Bessie Merrithew
aud Nil. Hugh Merrithew are spending d
week at tluantabacook.
Sch, Brunette arrived Sunday With Il cargo
II corn for Nickerson. Sch. Geo. Quincy,
Capt. q. A. Closson, Frankfort for New
York. loaltd with stone. made d harbor
here Tuesday. Capt. Closson tells us that
one stone ON board weighs
A very large number of our farmers have
completed having, and though not So much
in quantity has been cut as last year the
quality Will go ii long way to make it up, as
the weather has been favorable some of
the best hay ever harvested III this vicinity
has been put in
Our business men are Very careful to have
all their cash deposited daily at the bank
where the Waterman and triple time lock
insure its safety, as we are expecting visit
from the Bar Harbor burglars, who visit
ing all the noted watering places in this sec
ton.
o. E. Marks has his first kiln of bricks,
containing about one hundred and fifty
thousand, about half burned having begun
last Friday. They will he completed Mon
day. He has a much larger kiln in process
Of construction that will lie ready for burn
ing III the fall.
w (. Grinnell completed having last
week, having cut about l25 tons of HAY on
SIN different farms situated in different loca-
nOnS. This was done with a crew of six
men and two boys in fteen and IA half DAYS.
Very good record Tor a young man who has
SO much other business that he only farms
tor recreation.
Samuel Taggart, of fliiladelph manager
If the Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co.'S office in
that city, is visiting friends here. Mr.. Tag
CART was tile SON of Alexander Taggart and
a brother OF Ale Nander, il, Who was a menu
her Of the 9TH Penn. cavalry and was killed
IN fro ut Of Petersburg at The age of sixteen.
Capt. Cyrus NJ. Moves proved that he had
not forgotten his early training as a fisher
man On Ienobscot bay in the good old DAYS
when hake, cod and latl,locll were always
70 be had when applied for on the right isll-
ing grounds. But alas the nenhaden steam
rs With their purse seineS have ruined the
fShlng in our bay. Capt. Moves on a recent
visit to Ninallaven was taken to the fishing
grounds outside. off Matnic,ls, by friends
ana though there was in the party some of
The best fishermen on the islands Can't n
was high line i'll the boat, taking nine cod
and sixteen hake and haddock i'm the short
time they We're on the fishing grounds To
say the fishermen We're ;tstonished at his
skill i'll handling a line but family expresses
il; they We're simply amazed Friends in
Searsport who partook of the catch pro
nounce the fish of the rock cod variety found
IN deep water distinguished 10y their solid
flesh and excellent flavor
Our people We're afforded a rare treat last
Thursday evening by the art exhibition Civ
~ i'll the hotel parlors by Mrs. DeGolier and
lass from New York, consisting of Mrs
Burrows, Mrs, Blackinton, Mrs Rutter Mrs
Gallup, Mrs Collins, Miss Holt, Miss Land
reth, Miss Nelson, and Miss Simpson. Mrs
Gallup,a member of the class, is firm beliey-
ERIN Searsports future as a summer resort,
having spent several seasons here 1t was
largely through her efforts Mrs DeGolier
and class sought our shores for subjects for
their brushes. Their work was a revelation
TO those attending the exhibition for views
seen daily. and always reckoned common
place by our citizens, We're found to be ex-
4uslte landscapes when placed on cam
Vass 10y the delft hands of the artists. Sew
cral view of Mack s Point looked at from
Inherent locations, studies of rocks from
lodges near Lanes wharf and shores of the
bay east from Mosman Park several land
scapes showing the Blake house from differ
ent standponts, with the shore in front.
steamboat wharf, from several points of
view, several baskets of daisies and vases of
Wild flowers groups of cinnamon roses
these last We're secured and placed in form
1or rainy day work. The diligence of the
class is manifest when it is known that in
addition to the views mentioned each MEM
Der has several uncolnpete, pieces. and
books we'll filled with sketches secured for
future work
Arrangements have been completed with
the Boston 4 Bangor Steamship Co. and
Pennsylvania railroad for grand excursion