The Republican journal., 1892-10-27

SearSpOrt Locals.
town last week.
Mrs. j. 7. Erskine and family arrived
home last week.
Eggs are beginning to be very scarce and
high in this market
Marks is shipping a cargo of bricks to Bos-
ton by schooner Brunette.
Capt. {. NJ. Nichols and family arrived by
steamer Wednesday,.
j. H. Montgomery, of Camden, registered
at the Searsport House Sunday.
Miss Blanche Sullivan, of Belfast, is visit
ing Capt, Joseph H. Park and wife.
Levi Trundy received cargo of lumber
this week 10y schooner l.. Snow, Jr.
Mrs. Sears, Of Boston, is visiting in town
and Is the guest of Mrs Elisha Dunbar.
Ship Frank Pendleton, Capt. w. Ct. Mich
OILS, has chartered at San Francisco for New
York.
a. f, Nickerson x Co., of Swanville, are
loading schooner Mary Farrow with hay for
Boston.
Dr. Z. w. Could, fish and game commits
sIoner, Was i'll Portland last week on official
business.
Frank Gross and Webster Staples shot
Tuesday one Of the largest hedgehogs ever
Seen III tins vicinity.
j. \. Clement and Dr.. E. w. Gould start
ed Tuesday Tor hunting excursion through
the eastern part OF the State.
Bark Edward Cushing is to load coal at
Baltimore for Portland. Capt. James Parse
Viii take command for the trip.
ANY man using a hay press requiring S
teet inches wire can hear OF something to
t's advantage al the Post office.
Hugh Nichols, who i been second officer
II bark Edward Cushi. q arrived from Bal
tlh"re by Tram Saturday evening.
j. Z. Dryden, witn and daughter, who
have oeen spending 5 veral weeks in town.
lett tor tnelr home III 'helsea Monday.
Thursday afternoon large numbers We're
engaged III wate hing the eclipse of the sun
ana smoked glass was at a premium.
The scholars at the harbor district are
making extensive preparations for a school
eXhhltlon. Date to be announced later.
B. { Smith is having an extensive run at
lis CIDER mil. Apples coming from all quar-
ttls make business lively around the cor
ner.
Fred Trundy left for Somerville last weei:
Where he viii be employed several months
on residence being built by Mr. David
Plummer
Tie EpWorth League will give one of their
pulllIar entertainments at the NJ. E. vestry
Tins Thursday evening. Refreshments will
b. served.
Stated meeting of Mariners Lodge next
Tuesday evening. Members are requested
70 be present as business of Importance will
come up for discussion.
In consequence of the y. p. S. c. E. Con-
vention at Belfast the weekly prayer meet
my al the Congl Conference room will be
heidi Friday evening instead of Wednesday,
Miss Hannah Colcord, who has been visit
my friends iii Boston and vicinity, returned
ny tram Saturday evening \ number of
her friends chartered blackboard and met
hrr at the depot at Belfast.
The Baltimore Sun OF Oct. 18th saws The
Dark Edward Cushing, whose master Capt
Charles Wtbber, died on board the vessel
asst Saturday night was released from quar-
ahtllle yesterday and came up to Canton
- discharge. asphalt from trinidad.
Capt. Ntbhers body was buried in the
Quarantine cemetery, and the vessel WA.
lnlnigated, Mate Parse is in charge of the
bark.
It'll tile rest of the country Searsport
lolntd III the celebration of Columbus dav
ne schools met at the large rooms i'll Union
'.-strict al O'Clock Il. IN. After organizing
hey marched to the school house grounds
Where they received the post Of the. Grand
Army, hollow square was formed and all
united IN pledglng allegiance to the flag,
winch was by the school color guard spread
10 the breeze. Line was then formed and.
escorted by the veterans to the music of the