The Republican journal., 1892-12-01
Searsport Locals.

G. A. Robertson, of Augusta, was in town
last week.
Capt Albert Blanchard left for New York
last Monday.
The schools in district number two will
begin next Monday
Capt. James Parse arrived from Portland
by train Monday evening.
A. P. Sweetser has gone to Portland to
join bark Edward Gushing.
Miss May Mcclure, teacher at Westbrook
Seminary, is at home for a vacation.
Frank E. Whitcomb has rendered his res
ignation to Gov. Burleigh as fish warden.
j. A. Clement and wife left for Daytona,
Fla. Monday where they will spend the VIM
ter.
Mrs A. 7. Whittier, who has been visiting
friends in Boston, returned by train Friday
evening.
Rev. n LaMarsh delivered his lecture.
Success and failure" at Oldtown Tuesday
evening.
Capt. c. a. Whittier left Friday for Port
land to join his vessel, the bark Edward
Gushing.
Monthly contribution at the Cong'l Church
afternoon at 3.15.
Soci"ble at the Congregational parsonage
Tomorrow, Friday, evening to which a cor
dial invitation is extended.
MeSsrs. Nickerson & Bailey We're obliged
to work night crew part of the time last
week to keep up with spool orders.
G. A kimhall and wife, who have been
employed at the Searsport House for several
years. left for their home at Washington,
Me, Saturday.
There Will he social gathering of the
members of Mariners Lodge and their fam
lies at the Lodge room next Tuesday even
ing. Picnic collation. with strong commit
tee on entertainment.
c. II. Monroe has secured the services OF
Frank Blaich of Syracuse n. las superin-
tendent in charge of his ring mandatory
Mr.. Blaich will arrive neXi Tuesday and at
once proceed to business in time to manu-
facture stock for the holiday trade
Mr.. w. F. Black, of Minneapolis, who is
writing a history of the Black lalnily, has
ot en- III correspondence the past week with
large number of the relatiN eS who reside in
TINS vicinity, all of whom are interested, as
the work in so able hands will be a valuable
COLLECTION of statistics as well as history.
HARBoR ITEMS. Capt Warren Griffin left
ny train for New York Tuesday. $50. Capt.
Fred y. Park left for Boston Tuesday
Miss Eugene Staples will attend the winter
term OF the +. NJ. C. Seminary at Bucksport.
.....Miss f. Prudence Beach leaves town
Saturday for Prospect Ferry, where she will
teach the winter term of school. Frank
amt Ferd Peterson, who are employed in
Belfast, spent Thanksgiving at home. A
very pleasant entertainment, With an oyster
supper, was enjoyed at the Harbor Hall
Thanksgiving evening. A ladies' porte
NO V1S Al Ra.lf l,, 1nc{
week, containing small sum of money and
receipt from the postmaster at Nina Haven
bar, registered package made ont to Susie
helleN; also purchasers discount ticket
from Burkett issued 20 same person. Owner
can procure the same III Searsport National
Bank.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Ed Thompson is driving team for K. l..
SaVary.
" T. Nickerson, of Bangor, was in town
last Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Cunn,ugilam of Swanvillt. is in
town frequently ou business.
Mrs. H. E. Robbins has returned from a
pleasant visit To her mother and sisters in
Appleton.
Tie young folks of this place who Went to
the Thanksgiving bail in Monroe report a
Very pleasant time.
Mrs. f. Nj Chaplin has returned from a
pleasant visit To her cousin, Mrs. Albert
Eanes, at SearSport village.
News WAS received Sunday of the death
of Mrs. James O. kneeand, OF Prospect.
Mrs. kneeland was formerly of this town
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac George
Barnett Mitchell Marden, aged l. years
son OF Mr. and Mrs. James f. Marden, died
NoV. I'D. He was taken i'll only 81 hours
before. His sudden death has cast IA deep
gloom over the entire community He was
boy of great promise, and his pleasant dis
position and pleasing manners had won for
him the love Of all who knew him. The
funeral services We're held Friday, Rev. r.
taken II Swanyille cemetery for burial
/ he many friends of Mr., and Mrs Marden
extend their sympathy,
The 4th annual reunion of the Jonathan
Nckerson family took place Thanksgiving
Day, at the residence of j. S. Nickerson, Of
this town. notwithstanding the inclemen-
rv Of the weather thirty-two We're present.
After enjoying d social chat they sat down
In d table heavily laden with eatables
10 which all did ample justice. Among the
relatives present We're Mrs. Almira Nicker-
son, G. X. Nickerson and family, K. w.
family, W. H. Nickersun and two children.
Horace Z. Robbins and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred NJ. Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cunningham and daughters and Mrs. Frank
Cunningham and children. Members of the
Jonathan NickerSOn family We're all present
hut Mrs w ealthy Crosby.