The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-02-18

POST candle.
J. Y. Hammond has leased the Park place
to carry on for year.
Clement & Adams have received several
invoices Of spring goods.
Our livery men are thankful for the ord-
nary sleighing We are now having.
A. j. Nickerson has given up the kiln
wood business. The farmers will ship direct
10 Rockland.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gilkey will hold a mark down
sale of small wares and fancy goods for the
next thirty days.
Several members of King solomon Council
with ladies attended the installation at Bel
fast Tuesday evening.
Two umbrellas left at Union Hall at a
recent entertainment await owners in the
hands OF H. y. Edwards.
Quite d quantity Of logs are being hauled
to- Memill's new saw mill, using the ice ON
the upper pond for d mill ward.
j. Nj Millikell, agent OF the Orient Mutual
ti'N
week III the interests ii his company.
Sd. BGltLel has OH exhibition at his mar
ktt some Of the finest beef seen here for
wears from q steer raised l,y c. I. Gordon.
We should have said Merrill WAS building
"a. addition to lbs mill for the purpose OF
outing in a saw mill. The grist mill has
-ect nun there over seventy Nems.
The J. O. j, club AT their annual meeting
elected the following officers President, Il.
T. Patterson; Vice Pres, Geo. Mcclure
Sec, j. W Black Treas, c. Q. Sawyer
Committee, A. H. Carr; Auditor, j. NJ. Bur
.eigl-
Capt. Lewis Partridge Will, driving home
from Searsport was met by a runaway team.
Tie horse OF the stranger colided with him
and ran the thill of the strange team into the
breast Of Capt. Partridge's horse, producing
probably fatal wound,
Mr.. f. A. Robbins, of Belfast, will visit
Searsport the first of next week with sam
pies i'll his line OF uphosterng, covering and
mattress work. He is first class workman,
reliable i'll every respect, and we commend
him to the patronage Of our Searspclt
friends. Ed Journal.
Next Sunday morning Rev. La Marsh will
deliver his second sermon ON Mr. Webs ter s
reed and will sing at the close of the SER
mon. A cordial invitation is extended to
all who are not in the habit of attending
church Good music will be rendered by
the choir under the able leadership of Miss
Hannah Colcord
One OF the features Of the Adtlphian pub
lie meeting IN Deering chapel, Kent's Hill
last Friday evening was the Grafton by Miss
Nlihelnlina kelbert Of Searsport. Miss
kelhert selected as a subject "A Bad
Woman, and the clear and scholarly mani
ntr III which she presented her ideas Won
tor her the best of attention and a hearty APP
plause.
The winter school in the Nichols District.
taught by Miss Kate c. Towle closed last
Friday after very pleasant and profitable
term of eight weeks. Nine pupils passed the
Primary grade to attend the Grammar
school in the same building the coming
spring Lllias Nichols, Lila Cvphers
Maud Brown, Ida Page, Edna Nickels,
Emma Richards, Norman Richards. Guy
Hcrricl> and Albert Nichols.
MARINE. Capt. A. T. Whittier left We'd
nesday morning for New York to ioin his
bark. the EVE Reed, which has chartered
tor Valparaiso. Bark Edward Kidder.
Capt. Melville Park, arrived at VALPARAISO.
Feb. Sth, 90 days from New York Bark
81. Lucie, Capt. James T. Erskine, arrived
al Wellington, n. H., Feb. Sth. 12O DAYS from
New York -. Capt. Fred n Park is to tak.
command of the thrte-lnaSted sch George.
y. Jordan $50 tons Sch VIM Butnan.
built in Searsport in 1861. has been sold to
Waldoboro parties,
PERSONAL. Fred n. Edwards left We'd
nts'lay morning for Ashland. Mass . Hugh
Blethen spent Sunday in town.. Mrs L. b.
Whitcomb, who has been visiting her sister
AZ Lynn, returned by steamer Sundav....
Capt ID. 5. Goodell, Jr, and wife have been
spending few days in town. Julia Sulli-
van left for Waltham Mass. Saturday morn
ing, Mrs. c. j. Nickels is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. ID. Carver, at BROOKLYN, n
/ :. Miss NdItllt Tielcuef arrived by boat
Sunday. Miss Grace d. Nickels is visiting
her sister at Orrington.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS
Alvin Jameson of Washington, Me, was
IN town last week
Ed Thompson, who has had la grippe, is
improving rapidly.
The Good Templars at this place installed
officers Feb. 9th.
Ed Clement of Monroe, was in town last
week visiting at E. g. Smarts
Mrs. Frank Cleaves was taken violently
i'll last week but is now better.
Road breaking was the order of the dav
last Friday for the first time this winter.