The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-04-14

arrived.
Mrs. j. NJ. GilSey returned from Boston
Tuesday.
Fred j. Biather, wife and son are visiting
his parents.
H. n Edwards has house key, found at
Union Hall.
Mrs. Ada Hammons of Dixtield is visiting
friends in town.
Schr. l.. H. Hopkins is in with freight for
our local dealers.
Mrs. Clara Crawford arrived from New
York by steamer Saturday.
Miss Ada Ridley is visiting Miss Gertrude
Pendleton at Melrose, Mass
Mrs. Mary Newcomb, of Bangor, has been
visiting her mother and sister
1t does not appear if there was much
demand for tennis club this year.
Mrs. d. w. Nickels left by steamer Mon
day for a visit to friends in Portland.
Schools in district No. . begin April 25th
with the same teachers as last term.
Mrs. Mary A Nichols and Mrs D. S.
Beals left by boat Monday for Boston.
w F. Rtmnells has accepted an engage
nIent to teach the high school at Winterport.
Ms. Il. g. Warehouse viii leave this
Wet to Join Capt Waterhouse at Shanghai.
W L. Grinnell is in Boston this week and
will arrive Friday with an invoice of horses.
c. c. Hamilton received by steamer Mon
day several fine horses which he has for
sale.
Our fishermen are rejoicing, as salmon are
being taken of large size and in great num-
hers.
Capt. q. W. Hichborn left by train We'd
nesday morning for business trip to Port
land.
Mrs. \. b. Colson and son left We,lnes-
day morning to join her husband at San
Francisco
Everett b. Curtis, after an absence of
dozen years in Idaho. is making visit in
his native town.
spending the winter at Brooklyn, y. V. re-
turned last week.
Sch. W. II. Doughton, Capt. Charles Carr,
made a harbor here Tuesday on her way to
New York with paving.
Miss Louise Leib, who is attending the
school OF Physical Culture at Cambridge, is
al home for "a short vacation
Miss X. \. Carbon, WHO has been visiting
l. N r..
Mass, by steamer katahdin Monday.
Amy who wish to take shares in the mis-
slonarN sleigh-robe To be Sent to Missionary
Corntield in South Dakota, are requested to
communicate with Mr. Harhutt. Shares
from cents to 81
Next Sunday Will be a day of special inter-
ISL III the Methodist church. Easter will be
observed with appropriate services morning
and evening. 1t is also the last Sunday of
the Conference year.
The new steamer for the NinalllaVen route
is all ceiled up and planking was begun Tues
da.. Master Goodhue OF Stockton has
charge of the lining up. and work in all its
branches on the steamer is being pushed
rapidly.
The return concert and ball To be given hv
the young men begins to take shape as a fine
affair, the young men being determined to
keep mp with the ladies' leap year party if
possible. 1t will come off next Tuesday even
ing. Music by Sanborn's orchestra.
Schools open in Union District Monday,
The 18th, with the following teachers: High
school, c. A. Smell: assistant, Miss Angie
Carver; Grammar, Miss Emma +. Mortland
Intermediate, Miss Susie f. Could Prima-
~, Miss Lille lsunnells.
Steamer Viking brought large party from
Nnalhaven Sunday, to inspect the new
steamer building here for the Rockland, Vim
alhaven, and Hurricane Island route. Dinner
was served for the party at the Searsport
House, after which they did the town, leav-
ing about j p. m. for home
Don't forget the Epworth League sociable
Tonight Thursday at the Methodist lee
lure room. A good time is in store for all
who attend. Doors open at o'clock, re
freshlnents served at 30: entertainment at
*. Come and bring you friends with YOU:
Young men wanted especially.
Easter contribution will he taken at the
C0ngl. Church next Sunday morning in be-
half of the new West Education Commission
ttor educational and religious work among
the Mormons)- Easter service and music.
There will be IA contribution in the Sunday
school also in behalf of the Congl. Sunday
school and publishing society.
NoRTHs SEARSPoKT ITEMS.
{. II Sinclair has moved from. Swanvile
into this town.
Several iocks of wild geese were seen last
week living north
j. w. Smart and }. W. Hartman had
Vhopping bees last week.
Eugene Nlckerson is driving a team for
jefferson Wilson, OF Belfast.
Mrs. Geo. Wescott of Prospect. WAS in
town last week for short time.
Mrs. Mary Smart has returned from ii
pleasant visit to relatives in Prospect.
Herbert Black has bought large yoke of
oxen of G. Kelley Nickerson, of Prospect.
Mrs. John Nichols has engaged to teach
the spring term of school in Dist. No. ..
Misses Date 3. Mathews and A. MAY Sea-
vey will leave to-day (Thursday) for Boston.
Mrs. c. O. Fernald has IA canary bird
which laid seven eggs this spring before