The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

MAY 12th-1o2 days from Hong Kong.
G. w, Harmon, c. q. Carley and w. G.
Young left 10y train for Boston, Monday.
Robert w Young has removed to the
Emery house on the shore road to Belfast.
Schooner Lizzie Lane was towed to Ban
gor Wednesday, To load lumber for New i
York.
James Parse who has been first officer of /
the bark Edward Cushing, is at home on
vacation.
Mary Decro, who has been at FoSboro,
Mass during the winter, returned by steam
er Wednesday.
Cyrus Nichols. who has been second officer
of ship K. Il. Thomas. arrived from New
York Monday
Harry Gross, who has been i'll the employ
Of r. H. White 4 Go. for several years, is AT
home for a short time.
Frederick rendleton has gone to Hmri-
man. Tenn, and contemplates entering tie
dry goods business in that city.
ChiIdrens DAY. June 18th, will he observed
al the Congregational church by special ser
vice in tile morning and concert II the even
ing
\ tennis club meeting will be held this.
frhursday) afternoon, at the Cong'l. parson-
;D1e, at O'Clock. intending members are re
qnestcd to I've prese
Freeman McGilvery Post, q. A. r., is
making preparations for the observance of
Memorial Day. i'll pursuance Of orders from
National and department headquarters.
w. f. Grinnell is beginning to receive ap-
plications for summer boarders, \ large
number of Young la3ies from New York
have engaged roorls and Will arrive about
the middle of June.
w Z. Grimel arrived last Friday with a
lot If the finest horses ever landed here.
Among them large bay that weighed
,7S7 his, which has been sold To w. c. Mar
shall < Co, Belfast.
The east side of Swan Lake, situated in
Searspor1, is having quite a boom. The three
buildings in process of construction, when
completed will make a total of twelve build
ings in that locality.
lev. l.. D. Evans of Camden, will preach
III the Cong'l Church next Sunday morning
and evening Gnstead Of last Sunday as first
arranged) in exchange with the pastor, ml-
less Saturday should prove stormy.
ID. y. Mitchell and Capt. j. H. Park have
been engaged the past week in grading the
grounds about the NJ E. Church, and have
planted cedar hedge across the lot from the
southwest conner of the church to the fence
leading to Main street, which is great inn
provenent 10 the appearance of the lot.
+. c, Adams, of Bangor, spent Sunday i'll
town, and by invitation rompanied the
congregational choir with his rornet, which
was a great addition. AS d response after
prayer Mr.. Adams, accompanied by the or
gan, played Nearer my God To Thee, and the
quiet which prevailed during the rendition
showed the appreciation OF the audience.
The Epwnrth League Will present an In
dian programme in the yeStry of tile Metho-
dist Church Tonight \ special feature of
the entertainment VIII be the unveiing of
Hiawatha' The famous Work of art by the
late Miss Dolly Smith, which called forth
unboundrd praise at the Centennial ENhibi-
tion IN Philadelphia. Refreshments served
ut $50 Every body welcome
The lecture last Thursday evening by Miss
Charlotte I. Sihley, Of Belfast, nn The Cas-
lies of Old England was we'll attended and
,ngularly interesting. The young lady lee
turer receives endless compliments ON her
scholarly mallngup Of the lecture and its
charming delivery. The views or iilustra-
lions shown by a Steroptican lantern We're
very good indeed.
The new steamer Ninahaven has taken
on in the past two weeks very much the ap-
pearance of "a steamer. The workmen have got
the engine and boiler in place the smoke stack
M, and the joiners have nearly completed
Tie work ON the houses, while work tile
hull has been ad Yanred To correspond. Every
who has viewed the steamers model
and our seafaring community are good
judges-s positive that the boat will
prove a fast one. and those engaged in put
mig i'll the machinery. as they observe the
immense powers of the construction of the
driving gear, are sure the force will not be
Wanting.
NORTH SEAKSPonl ITEMS.
i. Il. HAYNES is on the sick list
Ross Brier, Of Belfast, was in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Mathews visited in
south Brooks last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Win. Parse, of SeaIsport VII
lAgr, visited at Il. H. Smart's last SUNDAY
The Good Templars Of this place had an
entertainment last Thursday night. 1t was
a success in every particular.
Mr.. James E. Marden, of this place, rele-
hrated his 50th birthday at his home Tues
day afternoon and evening, May 10th, by
giving party to his relatives and friends
Between 80 and 100 guests We're present, the
greater number relatives. The occasion was
enjoyed very much by all. AT six o'clock
supper served. There We're five tables
laden with bountlful repast, to which all
did justice. After supper the entire COM
l,anX marched to the hall, where both old
and young enjoyed d very pleasant time
dancing to music by $. b. Hartman, of
SwanNille. Mr.. and Mrs. Marden received
Some very useful and valuable presents in
Guiding Il silver butter dish from Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Beal, Mr. and Mrs. Eli West