The Republican journal., 1892-11-17
Searsport Locals.


by steamer Tuesday
Good cat,he of smets are being taken
along the wharves.
DR.. E. H. Buker, of St. Adams, is visiting
his son, A. f. Buker.
Quite extensive repairs are being made on
the steamboat wharf.
Sarah j. Houston is visiting friends IN
Saltwater and Corinth.
Arrivals: James B. Sargent, Margaret
Sargent Lillias l.. Carver.
The schools in Union district closed last
Friday for a two weeks vacation.
Capt. Amos Nichols is taking trip to
Ragged Lake with the Belfast deer hunters.
John Williams and wife left Monday for
Lowell, to spend the winter with their daugh-
ter.
The selectmen's office has been removed
to the Old banking rooms over Smiths drug
store
Sch Lizzie Lane made harbor here on
her way from Frankfort to New York granite
loaded.
Subscribers To the Congl. Lecture course
can NOW obtain their tickets from Clement
x Adams.
There will he Sunday School Home Mis-
sionary concert at the Cougl Church next
Sunday evening.
Fred Blacks owl entertained select com
pany one evening recently by swallowingan
English sparrow.
Sidney Treat IS at home from Bucksport
and Will shortly 90 to Orono for IA course at
the State College.
Capt. [. f. G.lley and Mrs. Eugene Mer-
ri 10 ia tp he
neral OF Their mother.
DIR. +. II. Durgn informs his patrons that
he viii be at his office every afternoon from
this date to the 24th inst.
A contribution will be taken at the Congl.
Church on Sunday morning next, i'll behalf
of the Church Building Society.
Comrades of the post and their ladies are
reminded of the Importance of making gem
erouS donations OF food to the benefit supper
tonight.
Two runaways here last Friday no dam
age from either except the bending of the
rods of the cable fence in front of the
Methodist church lot.
Mr.. Ehen Sawyer, who is in his 90th year.
was the oldest man in town who voted at
tie recent election. He marked his ballot
without the use OF glasses.
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fast, extends an invitation to all members of
Mariners Lodge To he present at a meeting
on this. Thursday, evening. Work in Sd de-
gree.
Willsron Grinnell was in town Tuesday.
Some of our house iointrS waited upon him
and informed him that should Camden re-
Qulrt builders some good ones may be found
here.
Our progressive young photographer, f.
W. Nichols, does business in metropolitan
style, Next Saturday, between the hours of
9 a. IN. and ). p. m, he will make a cabinet
picture for one of his customers free.
This, Thursday, evening at the Post bene-
tit supper the ladies of the Corps propose Civ
inga worsted and silk quilt to the possesser
Of certain number. The benefit supper bids
fair To he fully attended as large numbers of
ckets have been sold hy daughters of vet
erans
Dr. i. il. Durgin Will leave here Nov 9th
ior SIN months trip to Europe, where he
Will take course i'll surgery. diseases of
women. and a special course in diseases of
The eye, Dr. A: Z. Baker, of Lowell, Mass,
Will Lake Dr. hurgin's practice while ab-
sent, and will occupy his office.
The exhibition given by the Primary school
nj Ii. A, Il. Hail asst Friday evening was
very much enjoyed by those present. An
ahd showed proficiency i'll their training
Miss Lille litlnnels, the teacher is to he con-
graduated on the success of the entertain
Went.
Tie pupils of the Intermediate school,
not absent during the term, more than
one day We're: Thedah Curtis, Elva Sargent
Clara Sweetser, Eunice Whittum, Grace
Grant, Hope Curtis, Jennie Curtis, Mamie
ColcUrd, Grace WlIittun Clifford Randell.
George Monroe, Henry Fowler, True Green
and Jack Burleigh.
The grammar school, which closed last
Friday, reports the follow my pupils not alb
seE1 one-halt day; Katherine Nichols, Jen-
pie Wli1tum; Willie Rice and Frank Morse.
Those not absent more than one day We're
Florence Carver, Clara Bureigh. Alex
Nichols, Sydney Sargent, Sheppy shute,
Charlie Treat, Bette Morrison, Neddie Crit
I'm Linnie Sargent, Frank Whtcomb and
Robert Nichols. The highest rank in scholar
ship was won by Alex Nichols and Albert
Morrison; the highest in department by Jen-
nie Whttum.
Many of our citizens observed the light
from the Camden fire Thursday morning,
and more than half located it at Northport.
One OF onr Democratic citizens suggests that
Il occurred on the twentieth anniversary of
the great Boston fire. Another suggests
that several worse starters than this have
been suppressed III Searsport by prompt ac-
ton Of our fire department, who stand with
record since the company was reorganized
in 1874 of never having lost "a building out
side tile one where the fire originated, and
IN many instances saving houses and
stores that We're we'll atirt inside
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Frank Dow shot large red fox recently.