The Republican journal., 1892-04-07

Miss Ida West will do plain sewing either
at her own house OF at the home of her pa
irons, at amy time.
c. A. Mathews has been promoted to chief
clerk in the ticket department of the North
ern Pacific Il. X. at St. Paul.
l.. A. Dow has already shipped quite
number of salmon from his Sears Island
weirs. The Treats have also shipped few.
Henry W. Davis has sold his blacksmith
ing business to Albert NJ. -Ames, who will
continue the business with Fred Cousens as
assistant.
Our pond as usual predicted the breaking
of the riververy accurately, as the channel in
the Penobscot opened about the time of that
III the pond
Merrill has a large boom of logs awaiting
the completion OF portion of the machinery
Of his mill The mill will probably be start
ed within a week,
We were presented witha beautiful bunch
Of MaN-tioWcrs by Frank |. Gross. who al
ways secures the earliest and finest OF AMY
me 1H This section.
TLev urr hitting up machinery AT the spool
,nIll % turu .tlle handles for Howard 5 pat
ut >,rcv drivers. for which they have a
free RIDER.
W. T. Cochran, having resigned as super
-l1eudtl.t ol the Town farm. Mark Ward has
e,u appointed and wi' conduct the farm
.lndcr Il lease.
TN gentlemen III own believing in reel
trociIN 1Ia,r arranged 10 give 4 return bah
-o The ladies next Thursday evening We
suggest To tie boys that they must carefully
ook after the atfai TO keep it up to the tone
i the rarity recentiy given 10y the ladies'
Next Sunday evening Rev y. LaMarsh
will deliver a message to "our boys" who eN-
meet 10 become men. Easter Sunday prom
Ses 10 he Il day Of unusual interest in the
Methodist church. Special arrangements
are being made for extra choir music in the
4 NJ, and a rich Sabbath program in the
evening.
Parties have been led to believe from the
report Of the records of transfers of real
tate that the spool mill property here has
been transferred to the syndicate. The ref
-rence is to the old spool mill property,
which belongs to the syndicate. The new
SPOOL mill is run by Me ssrs. Nickerson &
Bailey.
MARINE. Sch Tiara which landed a cargo
# Superphosphate here for Hamilton, though
j e is tifty-three wears old, is still staunch
al md iult So
Brunette is in with grain for Nickerson...,
sch. ". S Doughton sailed for Frankfort
Tuesday to load paving stones for New y FORK.
joseph ID. Swtetser left for New York
" ecnessiaY to join bark Harvard Edward
Ford left atlrday to go officer OF bark Alice
Reed. Capt l.. A. Colcord and family left
Tor New York "Wednesday To join bark Iiar-
Yard which is loading for Java
The leap wear party given by the ladies al
I MON Hall last Thursday night was Il grand
success in every particular The lninutest
details having been carefully looked after,
VERY thing went like clock work The
music by Sanborn Orchestra. WAS faSci-
eating that before many measures had been
1layed large delegation was seeking part
1.er> and a grand march was started with
forty couples III line. a bmmtiful lunch
50 as served about Foo clock. after which dane
NC was resumed and kept up until late
ltour. Our young men outdid themselves in
heir toilets observation revealing the fact
rlpat they nutshone the adics--in dress.
Personal. 4. j. Nickerson and family
left for Portland hy rail Tuesday... DR.. A.
; Thayer of Portland was in town last Friday
A Spencer of Bangor, who spent the
summer here last season, proposes t" again
make his home here this summer Miss
Margaret l.. Swettser returned to Orono
Saturday to take charge of her school,.
Miss Ada Ridley left for Boston Tuesday and
viii he absent several weeks. 81, +. B. Shell
lion left Monday to accept Il position in the
Patent Office at Washington, ID. c., which
Hon S. l.. Milliken secured for him. e.. Ar
rivals for the past week: Mrs. Lucy A.
Nickels, Miss Henrietta X. Nickels, Capt. G.
4. Nichols, Hugh Nichols. Capt. j. \. PEN
,lleton and wife, Bessie Merthew, Mrs. a.
r Whittier Mrs. Ada Hammond.
SAwYER-SHUTE. y quiet wedding took
place at the residence of Mr.. w. B. Sawyer
Saturday evening, when his daughter Miss
Jennie E.. was married to Mr.. Fred H. Shute
Of Sandy Point. only members of the fami-
lies being present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev r. q. Harbutt after which
reception was given and many friends of the
bride awaited themselves of the opportunity
Ia call. Among the valuable presents
noted silver service from the oldest brother
IF the bride w II Sargent of Boston solid
silver spoons in plush case from ladies Of the
congregational society set of orange spoons,
Two silver cake baskets. and "A very hand
some silver sugar spoon in ease by the Congre-
gational choir, of which Miss Sawyer and
her father have long been true and tried
members Mr.. and Mrs Shute will reside
1T Sandy Point.
A SILVER WEDDING. About forty of the
lnaliv friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mial Sargent
met at their home Tuesday evening. March
18th, to celebrate the 18th anniversary of
their marriage. The evening passed
very pleasantly IN renewing old acquain-
tances and reviewing the events of former
DAYS. Miss Margaret Sargent presided ut
the piano and rendered several fine selec
tions. and solos We're given by Rev. \. La
Marsh and Miss Adie Sargent The friends
showed their GOOD will and hearty auDrecia-