The Republican journal., 1892-09-15
Searsport Locals.

Mrs. Edgar M. Barney left Monday for
Putnam, Conn.
Capt. Frank l. Pendleton and wife arrived
Saturday from New York.
E. L. Alexander, of San Francisco, has
been visiting friends here
Ralph Topper, of Brunswick, Ga, is regis
tered at the Searsport House.
f. A Baker and c. F. Treat went to Hart
land Monday on a business trip
Nellie and Mamie Putnam have gone to
Boston, to be absent several weeks.
Capt. William Meyers left Monday to join
his bark, the Mabel l. Meyers, at Boston.
Capt. E. d. Blanchard, of East Cornth,
arrived in town Tuesday for short visit.
DIR. 7. Z. Nichols horse, Joe, died We'd
nesday OF acute inflammation of the bowels.
Ship GOV. Robe, Capt. Amos Nichols, has
chartered to load oil at New York for Hong
Kong.
George A. Mitchell has been promoted to
private secretary of General Stephenson at
Togus.
H., are visiting at his fathers, Capt. Lincoln
Gilkeys.
Frank Curtis and wife, Of East Lennon,
Mass. i'll town, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Dunbar.
PIT. A, d, Field and family arrived home
Saturday Capt. Field returning again to
&, ston Wednesday.
A contribution Will be taken next Sunday
Ii Jrnng at the Congl. Church on behalf of
the Good Will Farm.
Fish Commissioner GouId's steam yacht
arrived from Rockland Saturday and will
have a new engine put in.
Stephen Briggs and wife, of Providence,
r. L., are spending several weeks in town,
and are at the Searsport House.
All who are DESTROYS of having coarse of
lectures this winter are requested to leave
their names with Miss Harbutt.
Edith Pendleton and Maud Colcord left by
steamer Monday for Norton, Mass. where
they will attend the Wheaton Seminary.
f. B. Sheldon, who is employed in the
Patent office at Washington, has been home
on short vacation and will return Friday.
Miss Fannie Ford has a situation as tele-
graph operator at Manchester, Conn. Miss
Walker, of Fairfield. has charge of the office
here.
The concert given by the Mendelsohn
Ladies Quartette of Boston, at Union Hall
Friday evening was very enjoyable affair,
and very good audience was in attendance.
A large delegation went IT, Liberty Tues
day to attend the 9TH annual reunion Of the
2eith. Maine Regine'ital Association, and all
juin III Ironolncing it one of the pleasantest
occasions il las been their lot to enjoy for a
long time
II. LIS sermon last SUNDAY morning Oh the
essentials of true citizenship, Rev. y. La
Marsh said that the ballot should be the
vuce Of cunscience and that citizenship
means more than partisamship. There was
a large congreg CATION present and the sermon
was listened to with the closest attention.
Among those vile Will leave to-day Thurs
ldN, to attend the encaInpment at Washing
ton are: Dr.. Z. Hopkins. f. +. Whitcomb
and wife, f. /. Merrithew and wife, 3. 0.
Sargent, l.. NJ. Sargent and Wife, Clifton
Wlttilm. A Stinson. c. o. Fernald. j. \.
Coson, j. b. Sweetser, E. w. Ellis, j, w,
McGilvery, Fannie b. Smith.
The life and works of the dead poet Whit
Ier furnished theme for Rev. X. g. Har-
butt at the Congregational Church last Sun
day morning. The teNtwas from ID Samuel,
81 chapter 3Sth verse, ''know We not that a
Prince and great man has fallen this day in
Israeli II MAS very excellent sermon,
and was listened to with marked attention
W. Z. Grinnel shipped ii crew Saturday
for Capt. w. K. Gikey, of schooner Georgia
Glkey, for the voyage from Searsport to
Belfast where the schooner is to go on the
railway to be coppered. He succeeded in
securing the services of seventeen experience
ed men, more than half of whom had COM
manded ships. The voyage was made with
ollJ an accident, though from the numerous
orders given in loul tones the people along
shore thought it must be some Uuited States
naval captain out for the development of
lily enjoyed, the lunch served on
board
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