The Republican journal., 1892-03-17
SearspOrt Locals.

II. H. NIIdHl lldS Detout d IstI tlltf III tue
Paris FIGURING Co., of Portland.
The warrent for town meeting contains
fifty articles-mostly routine business.
W. E. Grinnell expects to arrive early next
week with some horses for his sale stable.
Collection at the Cong'l Church next Sun
day morning on behalf of foreign missions.
The Glee Club gave very pleasant social
dance at G. A. K. Hall ON Monday evening.
HIN. Edwards found two portemonnaies at
the hall alter the NJ. E. supper. One con-
tanned an amount OF money.
VIM. NJ Merithew and George W. Curtis
have been drawn to serve as traverse ju-
rors tor the April term of Court.
A red and black shawl was left at Mr.
Sheldon's on the evening of the sociabe.
Owner can have same by calling.
Capt. Thomas D. Nickerson received quite
a severe injury by being thrown from his
carriage while in the village one day last
week.
Frank W Nichols will shortly put up "a
building on the north side OF Mann street ol-
Iosite tn, new bank which he viii occupy as
photograph ruums.
Newell VI hitr las been very busy the past
tvw da! having the Searsrort alo Stock
rCll rel olts torriut, which with his Job work
irhos lTn sharply
We are lldeb to De F, \. Da is for an
invitation To attend the opening ut the new
buildings OF the Massachusetts HomWopa-
lhic Hospital, Boston.
c. B. Norris, mention Of whose injury at
Mobile was made IN our locals recently, is con
valesctnt and has arrived at Sailors Snug
Harbor at Staten Island.
Notice is posted requesting all legal voters
III TOWN WIG are interested III modern and
economic methods in conducting our schools
10 pleet at 6, A K. Hall Friday evening at
7 o'clock
c. c. Hamilton is making preparations to
build a double tenement house on the lot
where his house was recently burned, The
timber will be cut on his lot and sawed at
Merrill's saw mill.
@A''tAtN " pplIl~cli lttlttlttt Ou Ills SIuN t llIc
Friday evening and was favored with a fair
aud appreciative audience. The lecture was
well received, and the stump speech after
wards was enjoyed by the little folks.
Dr. T. w. Gould, who has been in Wash
ington the past two or three weeks, arrive
home Satuday He speaks warmly in praise
of Messrs Milliken, Dingley and Boutelle,
who rendered every assistance III their pow
er To defeat the Lapham bill
Work on the new steamer for the Vinal-
haven route is progressing notwithstanding
the disagreeable weather. Judging from the
keel the steamer is to he of quite respectable
dimensions; and Master Dutch being in
harge is assurance that the work will be
done iii the most appr we'd manner
The Junior Club are indebted to Hon. j
HManley for efforts III their behalf to Sc
tre guns with which they propose to drill.
We advise the boys in connection with the
military branch Of their institution to start
drum corps, which can be utilized on Mem
orial day and on other times when martial
music is required.
The Il. c. I. Club rather take the cake
I'll least WE think So having been in vted to
1Aeir rooms Tuesday evening to partake Of
one OF tie best clam stews We have eaten for
many day. The club is composed of ten
members, with the following officers Sidney
Roy Matthews, Treasurer.
MARINE Bark Edward May, Capt c. C.
Mcclure, arrived at Honolulu Feb. 25th from
Boston. Bark Mabel |. Me ers. arrived at
Buenos Ayres Fell. 9Th, 80 days from Boston
Bark Edward Cushing, Capt. c. A.
Whittier, lost part of deck load of platform
cars ON the voyage from Philadelphia to
Cienfuegos. Schooner Brunette arrived
Sunday with corn from Portland.
The usual large company was in attend
ance at the Methodist societys supper and
entertainment last Thursday evening The
tables We're loaded with everything, cook ed
in manner TO tempt the appetite, and am
pie justice was done to the food Mrs c. A.
Colcord sang "1n Old Madrid" with much
expression, and received rousing encore
Miss Alice Gains impersonation of the old
lady was greatly enjoyed by Young and old
The entertainment passed off i'll a very ac-
eeptable manner. The net receipts We're $50.
PERSONAL. Capt. l.. A. Colcord and fami-
ly are at home after an eighteen months
voyage. Joseph d. Sweetser, who has been
in bark Harvard, arrived by train Saturday
evening. Shepard Shute, who has been
visiting relatives in Detroit, returned home
last Thursday. Miss Abbie S. Merrill is
visiting friends i'll Portland Capt. Joseph
II, Park left by train for Portland Monday
80. G.. II. Kimball of Cleveland. Ohio, was in
Town this waek.
The ladies of the Cong society will give
their annual supper and entertainment in
Union Hall, this, Thursday. evening Sup
per will be served from to S O'Clock. and
the hall Will be open from O'Clock for the
accommodation of those who wish to send
food, etc. The entertainment is expected to
be very interesting and enjoyable as Mother
Goose will revive many childhood memories
The church bell will be rung at ) o'clock un-
storm. See hand bills
THE SCHOOLS. In the report of the schools
in Union Dist. sent to the Journal last week
the intermediate and Primary schools. al