The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-02
Searsport Locals.

town hall saturday afternoon, June 18th, at
3 o'clock, Ia choose delegates to attend the
Republican State Convention at Portland,
june 2l PER ORDER.
H. H. Grant, WHO'S employed at Portland
spent Sunday i'll town.
Monthly contribution AT the Congregations
al Church next Sunday.
Mrs f. ID. Blanchard, Of East Corinth, is
spending few weeks here.
Mrs. T Il. Howe is visiting her husbands
relatives in Providence, K. /.
We are pleased To see Capt Geo H.
Nichols out again after his severe Illness.
Arrivals the past week: Capt. w. II.
West, ]. \. Clement and wife, w. Y. y Dung.
Mrs Peter Ward left hy steamer Lewiston
Saturday to join her husband in Everett.
Mass.
Sch. L. II. Hopkins, Capt. A. \. Larrahee.
VIII load hay at Buz>port and Belfast for
Boston.
The quarterly co'unm4ial service will he
held at the Congregational thur-h n.Nt sun
aov afrer uooll.
SCH. iA1z.e Lane, Capt. \. G.. civ>son,
u.aIe haab here S.turdov uH her way
IlolA Ian4uto New York.
Oul. fisher ,on h.tNa been very successful
The pl,r We Il. l.. y. liuw reports six time
salmon CAPT red Monday.
FISH Commissioner Could was recently
elected d member oi the American Fisheries
Society at a stated meeting held in New
York
Mrs Ella polliver Jeff NY steamer Monday
for WISH t. friends III Massachusetts. after
wii,}. she viii returl to her home in Mime
a}"lS.
I. f Treat had on exhibition last week Il
sea bass captured in his Weir Monday. The
fsh measured three feet in length and
weighed Is lbs.
Announcement is made of the engagement
If Miss Jessie &. Nichols to Colston Reeves,
all Englishman, prominent in business cir
les i'll Hong Kong and Manila,
Waldo County Congregational Conference
Will meet with the church in Searsport next
week. Tuesday and Wednesday. The pro
W
The Post here have had busy week, hay
ing buried two of their comrades, and de-
cQrated the graves on Memorial day of Sew
enty-one, who are buried within their urs-
dlctlon.
The following election clerks have been
appointed by the seectmen James H.
kneeland (R). Robert Sullivan 90. For
ballot clerks: Charles E. Adams (R). Jas.
E Wentworth (D).
Rev \. La Marsh received an invitation
sunday the 18th INST. to deliver the Grafton
pa Memorial Day at Monroe and was on hand
promptly on tnne giving them an address
pressing To the large audiencein attendance.
MI Maslliuo, a graduate of the Doshsha
College, Japan, Will lecture i'll the Congre-
sational Church next Sunday evening. There
will he a collection. The following Sunday
evening there viii he Chilirens Day cont
sert.
Died in ScarSpolt May 26tlI, George w.
Young, aged So years and : months. Mr..
uMg enlisted ia the LIST Me. Heavy Artl-
fery and his death WAS the result uf disease
..l1ratted while in thrseryice. He was a
41t.lnhe Of Freeman McGilVcry Post, G. \ . X.
The funeral took place from his late resi-
l+nce Sunday morning at 9 o'clock and was
conducted by Rev. n. LaMarsh. After that
service a large delegation FROM his post, who
We're present performed the Grand Army
burial service very impressively. They then
escorted the remains beyond the village
limits ON the Way to Thordike, where the
intermcnt was made. The remains We're met
al the Center meeting house Thorndike by il
delegation from Unity Post, Commander
Myrick, and escorted to the cemetery. Mr.
Young leaves a widow, a daughter and two
sons
QuMBY-FREEMAN We clip the following
from a Laconia y. II. paper:
\ most charming home wedding, uniting
TWO of our popular Tacoma young people,
took place at three O'Clock Wednesday, af-
ternool of this week in Arlington, Mass, at
the pleasant home of Mr.. George I. Free
man, If :he we'll known firm of Harrington
x Freeman, of Court street, Boston, About
fifty guests. mostly family friends, assem-
hied to witness the marriage ceremony of
Edwin n Quilnby, of the Laconia Hard
Co, to Elizabeth II. Freeman. The
rooms We're beautifully decorated with
choice flowers and rare palms. The bride
was most becolnlnglN attlred IN Il travelling
dress ot hight tan hroadcloth, and carried d
bouquet of lilies of the valley. After the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. c.
H. Watson, of Arlington, dainty wedding
breakfast was served and d reception follow
ed together with display Of many Very
pretty and useful gifts. The happy couple
left immediately for Boston, en- route for
New York, Albany and Troy. The best man
WAS Mr.. Herbert c. Hatch. of Laconia, and
rhe maid of honor WAS Miss Eleanora Quinn
by, sister OF the groom. After June 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimhy will be at home at
Ne, u Pleasant street, Laconia. No cards.
NORTH sEARsFoKT ITEMS.
capt. and Mrs. Geo f. Chaplin visited re-
latiNeS III Prospect last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. &. Smart visited Mr. and
Mrs. Hosea White in Swanville last Sun
day,
Thomas b. Haynes died May 9th of pnell-
M4onia, aged % Years and 10 months. He was
confined to his bed but Il short time Mr.. III
was ID man of exemplary habits and won the
respect and esteem of all who became ac-
guainted with him. He enlisted at the first
cal for troops in \ pril 1861 in Co. |, It'll
Maine Infantry and member of Free
man McGilYery Post, q. \. r., of Searsport
The deceased was unmarried. He leaves