The Republican journal., 1892-12-15
Searsport Locals.

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A few extra lock boxes are for rent at the
post office.
The dry goods stores will be open evenings
next week.
Schooner O'dell is loading hay for A. Z.
Nlckerson 4 Co.
Capt. G. NJ. Nichols arrived from New
York Saturday morning.
Capt. r. w. Fowler is at Boston keeping
ship on the Wandering Jew.
Capt. Charles Mason of Levant Me. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. A. Warren.
The next lecture in the Congregational
course will take place January 9th.
AY p s. c. E. Sociable is planned for
Christmas Eve. with Christmas tree.
Percy Rich of Winterport lost a valuable
horse Saturday night near Long Cove.
Webster Staples has presented us with
some pussy willows that he found last week.
Edward Ford left Saturday to 60 mate IN
bark Herbert Black, Capt. Albert Blanch-
ard.
Special contribution at the Congl. Church
next Sunday morning to balance accounts
fnr tile year.
Capt. u. G. Nichols arrived home by train
Saturday evening and returned to Boston
Monday by boat.
FoSs Hamilton and Herbert Black have
been drawn to SCI We traverS Jurors foI
the January term of court.
Miss Rosa Page, who has been absent for
some months on account OF i'll health, return
IT last week much improved.
Annie Nichols, Jessie Nickersun Lizzie
Grant and Hattie Grant arrived Saturday
from Westbrool to pend the holidays.
Clement \ Adams are making larger
display Of holiday GOODS than ever before,
and the very low prices should ensure them
large sale.
The first lecture i'll the Cong. course was
delivered Tuesday evening by Rev. Edwin
Pond Parker, ID. ID. If Hartford, Conn, on
Tennyson.
The Blue Ribbon Club and Band of Hope
gave d successful sociabe and entertainment
Monday evening, attended by a large num-
her Of the young members ana their friends
Temperance sermon at the Congl. Church
next Sunday morning Subject ~ Inten-
perance is it vice or disease? (2) Are there
any safe and sure cures (5) What should be
done
{. ii Monroes new sht W window nut in
and decorated by Gerry, is attracting much
attention. 1t shows a great deal of natural
talent On the part of Mr.. Gerry in its ar
rangtment.
The remains of Sarah A. Parse who died at
Augusta Dee nth We're brought home for
burial. The services took place at her late
residence Wednesday. and were conducted
bv Rev r. g. HarblItt
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William p Rice shot six coons one day
last week with revolver He got on their
track in light snow, drove them into a
brush heap and shook up the brush, and as
one ran ont shot him. They were fat and
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puneA until Friday. In theevent eff am nm
& "'h7N Inr GIllng Of the S"rlahle will he
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raw" MoSlnan win" IS wintering at the
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usual custom to celebrate it by skating if he
,.oull find ice
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lnander: VIM. Kelhert, S. Y. G. j. C. Dutch,
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