The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-24
Searsport Locals.


Monday.
Capt Albert Blanchard is in town for a
short visit.
George Sargent arrived from Pennington
Saturday evening.
Capt. Charles c. Mcclure arrived home by
train Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Ames, of Dixfed, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ames.
Union service will he held Thanksgiving
Day at 1870 in the NJ. E. Church.
Women's Missionary meeting on Friday
evening in the Conference room att.
f. j. Trask and son, of Bangor, are sink
ing an artesian well for E. l.. Savary.
Miss Ada Lane, of Detroit, Michigan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs y. La Marsh.
An article on the 81 page, Climber for
China, Will interest Searsport readers.
Mrs Warner G. T. Hamilton left by train
Wednesday morning for her home at Min
neapulis.
c, H. Stevens and wife have just returned
from d Very enjoyable visit to relatives and
friends at East Thomdile
Mrs f l.. Griffin and family left Monday
for New York to JOIN Capt. Griffin and go
lie age IN bark Iward Kidder
Mrs. Henrietta y. Nickels and daughter
Blanche left Monday and will spend the
winter at New York and Philadelphia
Capt john c. Beas, of East Windsor,
ks
giving With his sister, Mrs. j. p. Nichols.
Capt. T 2. Colcorl Will remain at home a
voyage for rest while Capt Joseph w. Wal
mutt will take command of his ship the A. j.
Fuller.
Capt George A Nichols will leave Friday
for Seattle, w, to take command of his ship,
the Abner Coburn. Capt. j. c. Gilmore will
come home.
DR.. Edwin Pond Parker will lecture in
Searsport ON Dec. 49, in the Congregational
lecture course. Tickets for the course of
Clement X Adams.
Mrs. Josephine Webher thanks Mariners
Lodge and the neighbors and friends. who
have 50 kindly mnistered unto her in her
late bereavement.
Thanksgiving programme with choice
refreshments Tonight in the lecture room of
the Methodist Church. Admission 10 cents.
Children 10 cents
Steamer Viking arrived Nov. 18th. Master
j, {. Dutch Went To Bangor Tuesday for
.nlnber to make the alterations proposed and
work viii begin at once
Capt. \. \. Larrabee has retired from the
sea for the present, and is running meat
art, supplying the best of Chicago beef at
prices that defy competition.
On account of the funeral of Mrs. Isaac
Griffin fey \. LaNlarsh did not preach in
lie Colcurd Hall Sunday We hear encour-
aging reports from the good work being done
IN Stockton Springs.
Very Interesting concert took place at
-he Congregational Church last Sunday
rYenlng-the LITTLE ones especially took their
several parts with zeal that showed their
hearts We're in the work
Mrs Joseph H. Park presented MS Il bou- |
quet IF hutterrurs picked near her residence
Nov. l7th, and Mrs. Joseph f. Nichols, in
he same neighhorhood, found oxeye daisies
blooming III the field back Of her house the
saline day
one IF the little girls, who took part in
the exercises ut the Congregational Sunday |
school last Sunday evening, lost an embroid- |
cred silk handkerchief. If left at the post
office it will reach her.
HAKBoR ITEMS. Misses Prudence Beach |
and Abbit Chase, who have been attending |
school al Castinel arrived home Thursday...
Miss Engenie STAPLES returned from Bucks |
port last week. Mrs. Melvin Park left by |
hoat Wednesday to visit in Boston. Miss |
Mary f. Park, who has been visiting in Bos- !,
ron and Medheld, Mass, came by boat last
week
The remains OF Capt. Charles A. Weber,
who died on board bark Edward Gushing,
Oct. 14th, came by steamer Penobscot Sun |
daN morning The funeral took place from |
THE Congregational Church Sunday after |
noon and was largely attended by mem
hers of Mariners Lodge, Of which Captain
NebDer was member, and by his many
friends III town. The interment was in the |
Nichols cemetery.
The lecture committee learn that they can
secure the services of Ell Perkins Tor one of
his celebrated lectures if sufficient en-
COURSE will pay about one half the expense
the remainder to he raised by the extra tick
cts sold for the occasion Those who would
like To hear this renowned humorist, please
leave their names with Clement & Adams.
The school at the harhor reports the fol-
lowing pupils NOT absent half day:
Prudence Griffin, Edna Griffin, Eva Griffin,
katherine Mc(iiivtry, Hattie kneeland, Eta
DAVIS, Lille DAVIS, Esther Beach, Clarence
Pendleton, Bentley Park, Edgar Ward, Har-
rY Elkins, Harvey McGilvery, Wallace Pet
erspn, Eoylon Peterson, Warren Griffin.
IhUs" not absent more than one day We're
Katie Towlt, Eva Towe Ethel Billings
Lillian Eaton. Edmund Staples, Raymond
Ward, Elmer Smith, Wilfred McGilvery,
Willie Davis.
HAKT-M ERRILL. A very quiet, but pretty
home wedding, took place yesterday OK Park
Henry b Hart of the advertising depart
melt o1 the Atkinson Company, and Miss
Ellen NJ. Merrill, daughter of Eugene Mer-
rill. Esq, of this city. The wedding was
very quiet one, only the immediate relatives
of the bride and groom being present Rev
ID. NJ. Pratt performed the wedding cere-
lnonY, and the newly married couple left for
a wedding Journey to New York and Phila-
dephla on the noon train. Mr.. Hart is one
0t the most popular of Portland's Young
men, and hosts of warm friends of both bride
'd groom unite III wishing them long life
IVA continued happiness. Portland En-
press Nov. Ii.