The Republican journal., 1892-08-11

George l. Merrill has leased the Syndicate
Spool Mill at DiNfeld.
DR.. j. A. Beecher and wife, of Brockton,
Mass, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs Hannah NJ. Ridley left by boat Mon
day to visit friends in Rutland, Vt.
Charles E. Rice, of Minneapolis, has been
in town a few days and left Wednesday.
Col. L. D. Carver, of Rockland, spent Sun
day with his brother, Capt C. F. Carver.
Capt. A. d. Field, wife and daughter left
for Boston by steamer Penobscot, Monday.
Can't A. NJ Ross left for Boston Monday.
His ship,the Henretta,is loading for Buenos
Ayres.
Charles Black aud wife, of Chelsea, Mass,
made d short stop here IA route for their
home.
Tie gentleman Who lost glove near the
tie town pump Sunday can find it at the
Post office.
W. E. Grlnuell sold very valuable horse
to Belfast PARTIES this week. Price said to
BE about 5000.
One 1t the largest passenger lists and in
voices Of treight> for tins season left this
landing Monday
Capt. {. f. Carver left for New York
Tuesday 10 ioin hiS ship, which is loading
for : 1t Francisco.
Ms Walter Nichols, OF Pennington, is at
Il Blossoms and expects her husband to
Join her next week.
A. L. Mosnan secured woodcocll that
Inv tplpDInOp
falling near the Leach corner.
Charles L. Bassett, chairman of the board
81 Aldermen, Chelsea, Mass, with his falni-
III are spending vacation here.
{. q. Carley left Tuesday for AtIleboro,
Mass, where lie has IA situation in the hari-
ware store Of George Sweeney x Co.
Rev. Il. G. Harbutt will leave England the
18th INST. returning via. Quebec and Mon
treal. He will occupy his pulpit Aug. 18th.
Arrivals this week: Amos Dow, A. III.
I.arriner, &. 3. Lampher, Albert Masure,
Louise D. eib,William Weber and family
+. j. Biather, wife and son.
SearSport, which has always been noted
for furnishing the finest pond lilies and
sweet grass. is turning out prettier and
more fragrant lilies this year than ever.
Bonnie MIDGET, who was formerly en-
ployed at the hotel, has decided to try the
sea and has shipped as able seaman on board
schooner Lemuel II. Hopkins for long voy
age.
Parties who throw cans, limbs Of trees, and
Jher refuse into the bay are not only break
ing statute law hut are spelling many of
The available chances on the beach where
SIMMER visitors bathing.
Joseph Porter is again Receiving nuner-
ous calls 10 furnish clam bakes on the
shores ion large and small parties. He is al
ways uu hand and knows just exactly how
many CLAIMS are required, if YOU name the
number in your party.
Commissioner f. w. Gould, IN recognition
ii his distinguished services for the cause of
rhe f>herie, in the matter of the Lapllan
bill, is invited to dinner given by the Old
Colony Club, OF which Mr.. Joseph Jefferson
j. President, to take place at Falmouth,
Mass, Aug. 18th.
The patrons of the excursion to visit the
National Encamplnent continue To increase,
as the beauties and facilities of the route Sc
lec1ed become known. Tie two nights on
steamers, i'll which the passengers can get
good SITS fully appreciated by our pc ope
DR.. Hopkins is daily receiving applications
1Or state rooms
The Boston Daily Advertiser, speaking of
the exhibition of Dr. Sargents class in ply
steal Culture, at Harvard says of Miss l.. D.
leib that she attracted much attention by
her natural grace both i'll marching and i'll
The exercises which followed particularly in
The exercises i'll calisthenics, graduating in
point of difficulty from simple to complex
Very difficult movements. We congratulate
Miss leib ON the proficiency she has acheiv
ed in her chosen profession
The Bar Harbor excursion Tuesday made
about fifty of Our people, who were left,
nadder than March hares. Some teams
having driven in eight or ten miles, deposit
ed their passengers and returned home with
an arrangement to come in for them in the
evening. There not having been any tic kets
left Tor sale in Searsport it was presumed
they would be furnished on the boat and no
'!outt would have been had the sale been
smaller in Belfast
A party of about eighty chartered steamer
Electa fora moonlight excursion Tuesday
evening. Supper was ordered at the Com
mereial House, Winterport and all went
Well until Fort Point was reached on the re
turn down river. when the fog shut in and
the captain decided that it would not be
safe to run until it lifted. About one half of
The eNcursionsts succeeded in procuring
teams, and drove into town about o'clock
a. m, but the remainder had to make a
might OF it arriving on the steamer at Is
O'clock
NORTH sEARsPoRT ITEMS.