The Republican journal., 1892-05-05
Searsport Locals.

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Capt c. F. Carver arrived from New York
last week.
Who wants summer boarders? We fire.
qnently have applications.
Mrs. Andrew R. Ross and family arrived
from Boston by steamer Saturday.
j. c. Sargent left last week for Redstone,
n. H., where he is employed by the NJ. c. r.
Il.
Schooner Charleston has arrived from
Portland with a cargo of cats for A. j. Nick
erson.
A E. Nickerson 4 Co. have sent two car
goes of hay to Hurricane Island 10y schooner
Oak Grove.
j. E. Burke, superintendent of schools at
Waterville will deliver the memorial address
here May Both
Capt. A. y. Larrahee has purchased the
Samuel Nichols farm and Will remove from
the village soon.
Rev Il. G.. Harhutt will take passage for
England on the City of Paris which sails
from New York june 18th.
Viii Warren has found a wallet contain
ing sum of money and ID clock key. which
he is DESTROYS OF finding am owner for.
Schooner Mt. Vernon has just discharged
cary of lumber which is being hauled %
swanNilIe Ivy parties building cottages near
the Like.
sersport Will gladly subscribe for a cup
OF cl is to be raced for 10y the large yachts
Of the country, who will lind ample room in
Penobscott bay.
Mrs. Silas Young WAS thrown from car
riage Monday night and received a severe
dislotation of the shoulder. 1t was put in
place 10y Drs. Hopkins and Durgin.
Steamer Pentagoet sailed from Quecec last
Thursday and is expected to arrive here this
week She will be locked at Lanes wharf
and undergo extensive repairs.
The new steamer was shat in Tuesday and
the large crew are at work on the honses in
side. The machiney, for which every thing
is III readiness, is expected every day, and
will be at once put i'll place.
Monday, early morning. Boy with gun.
en cans No Tactical fluid, Grieving house
wives. Tuesday, Pike on deck. New cart.
New cans, Milk delivered. Housewives
smiling.
G. E. Marks is rapidly completing work at
the brick yard. His crew at present is en-
gagged i'll putting up she'd 3OX15. He has
constructed Il dam above the works and takes
water through a pipe, with good fall to all
parts of the yard.
We take pleasure in announcing that Mrs.
Ellen Sweeney has been appointed agent for
The tory of the Bible in Poetry and
Song We are glad that Mrs. Sweeney has
SO far recovered her health as to get out
among us once more.
The hoodu1ns had fun charge here late
Monday night. No bombs We're THROWN but al
most every other kind OF malicious mischief
INDUCED in. The constabies have the
names of the parties engaged, and legal
steps are liable to he taken
We have observed that bars are forming
along Qua docks and ON the side of the steam
boat wharf. where the boats Of the Is. x b.
). 5. Co.. have trouble Ia make their land
ings at low water Wouldn't it be a good
scheme t" have All appropriation to ,lredse
oHr harhor. w hlch OF the four lspirants to
Congress will respond?
y Conference Of Christian Entiesvor Soci-
cites of Waldo County will he held in the
Congregational Church next Tuesday, AT
ard time. Visiting and local members will
have supper III Union Hall at 30 See tile
programme printed elsewhere.
The fourth lecture i'll the Congregational
course will he given next Thursday evening
by Miss Charlotte I. Sibey, of Belfast Sub
Ject. The Ancient Castles of Old England -
The lecture is finely illustrated by stereol-
ucoh views and will be fonnd very interest
ing and instructive. Subscribers bv ticket
non-Subscribers - cents
y FALSE REPORT. Our friend Richard F.
Smith, who is at Lynn, Mass, has been
made the victim of the space writer of the
great daily journals OF that region the past
week. He is accused of an ATTEMPT at sui
EIDE, among other things. a part of the re
purterS, however, We're generous enough to
give portion of his history One reporter
says: "Smith is well known i'll Ivnn and
other cities, he having played with many
large companies. having Just closed an en-
gagement with the EVangeline Company at
New Nork. Tie following teegranS re
ceiNed here give the true history of the af-
fair. Letters from Smith himself, his sis
ter, and other Searsport parties, corroborate
the kilograms We suggest to Dick that had
this happened to p I. Barnlm in his palnv
days he would have considered it worth at
least twenty Thousand dollars:
LYNN, Mass, April IS To Josh Black.
Searsport. Dick Smiths reported suicide
utterly false. Slight accident He is out
TODAY. Give his mother my word, no cause
To worry. Contradict reports.
CHARLES E. Cook.
LYNN, Mass, April %. To b. c. Smith
Richard goes to work for me tomorrow. He
and sister Mary have written tonight
CHAs. f. Cook.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS
Mr.. Richard Ford is ON the sick list.
Miss Alice Coulliard, of Hampden. is i'm
town visiting friends.