The Republican journal., 1892-04-28
Searsport Locals.

Leonard Paine, of Hartfort, Conn, is in
town.
Schooner Brunette is undergoing extern
sive repairs.
Monthly contribution at the Congl. Church
next Sunday.
Bertram Packard, of Willimantic was in
town Tuesday.
Capt. George A. Nichols is absent on a
business trip to New York.
Capt. James McGilvery left by Penobseot
Monday for a short trip to Boston.
Schooner Lemuel Hopkins, Capt. A. A.
Larrahee, is to load hay at Waldoboro for
Boston.
Mrs. c. c. Hamilton, who has been visit
ing her parents at Brooklyn, returned last
Saturday.
Steamer Enmcline touched i'll here Sun
day with a large party OF eNcursionsts from
VinalhaNen.
On Friday afternoon at 3 O'clock the nom
Partisan w. {. T. Alliance Will meet with
Mrs. Fowler.
Miss Henrietta X. Niclrls and Miss
Louise I-ieb left oil steamer Penohscot for
Boston Monday.
Miss Mile E Shutc CAV a very pleasant
whist party to It company of her friends ON
Monday evening.
Mrs H. o. Applely and family left this
week to Join Capt Applehy, who has lately
.hlVed ut Boston
L. S. { phers with a crew ot carpenters
las u.aJc rapid progress on the Nichols
photogi PHI buiding.
W EunneIls and wife have gone to
Wnterlo rt to take charge of the High
sclool 1T that place.
G. II. knuball OF Cleveland, arrived last
week He expects the boiler and engine for
his steamer this week.
Several members of Sears Lodge attended
he 7&d anniversary of Odd Fellowship ut
Belfast, Tuesday evening.
Capt j. G. Gilmore left Wednesday for
New York to take command of ship Abner
Cohurn loading for Seattle.
George +. Merrill sawed the first log in
his new mill Monday. He proposes to put
N steam in the near future.
Ship Henry B. Hyde Capt. Phineas PEN
dIeton ,Jr., arrived at San Francisco the 9th
INST, 105 days from New York.
W. f. Grinnell advertses this week a
large stock of horses, wagons and harnesses
for sale at extremely low prices
Hollis Bailey, of Boston, and Charles W
Porter, of Lincoln, We're in town this week
to attend the funeral of their mother.
Letters from Cap1. Eben Curtis, of ship
Title f. Starbucl at Portland, Ore gon, re-
port shipping business very dull at that
port.
The following attended the Methodist
Conference al Eockl;tnd Rev. \. LaMarsh,
ID. y. Mitchell. Mrs. il. j Shute. Mrs j. W
Black.
Mrs. Alanson Ford, son James and tangl-
-er Eva left for Boston. Wednesday, to join
Capt Ford and will 90 the royage 10 Bucnos
Ayres.
{. &. Hamilton has fifteen carriage and
work horses for sale. and viii keep ii good
stock on hand for BUYERS to select from. See
his advertisement.
The Congl. Womtn's Missionary meeting
Nill be held in the conference room at seven
t'rors on Friday evening. 1t is the annual
business meeting for The elo ,.ton of officers
The following delegates were chosen at a
Republican ctllclls SATURDAY. to attend the
conventions at Bangor and WaterVille:
James G.. Pcndletom. Cyrus True. +. w.
Could. f.. l.. Griffin.
Ship Henrietta Capt. \. X. Ross arrived
at Boston, Sunday 90 days from Melbourne.
She passed Cape Horn Feb. 20. Was Ii days
north ol Bermuda, with SW and NV gales
with much rainy and thick weather.
Capt. Joshua b. \irllols received a severe
INJURY Tuesday. He was narrowing in the
garden with a nervous horse and became
IN some way entangled IN the harrow One
of his ankles was diSlocated and badly shat
tered He was also caught under the har-
row, dragged some distance and badly hrl1iS-
ed