The Republican journal., 1892-06-16

his son.
Schooner Oak Grove arrived from Wool
witch Saturday.
Miss Annie Lord of Bangor. is visiting
Miss Blanche Nickels.
Mrs VIM. A. Rogers, of Riverside, Cal. is
visiting relatives here.
Blanche l.. Strickland, of Bos ton, is in town
the guest of Louise Leib.
l.. A. Dow took sixteen salmon Monday
The price now is fifteen cents.
Miss Myra Dow, who has been absent sew
eral months, returned last week.
Everett B. Curtis left for his home in
Idaho 10y train Monday morning.
The thermometer registered 100 in the
shade III some localities here Tuesday.
James Parse left Monday for New York to
g first officer Of the bark E. Cushing.
Dr. f. W. Could, who has been absent
several weeks. returned last Saturday.
Rev X. g. Harbutt viii preach at the Har-
Aor Church next Sunday Afternoon At 80,
IDEAL.
HE Women's CHRISTIAN Temperance AL
i,,l.e will meet With Mrs. Hopkins at !
p. H. Friday Afternoon.
The sewer on Elm -tre,t has been put
GOWN, vli,li Wall he u1 great convenience 10
dwel.vrs in tll;It vieinit.
Capt, C.. \. WtbJ'er has taken command
t bark Edward Gushing now loading at
New York for Denarara
W T. tirnncil leaves for Boston this
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON AND will return shortly
with d car load of horses.
Fred L. sweetser, Of New London, Conn.
arrived III town Tuesday and will remain
turing the summer months.
Capt. John W. Kane, Who has been visit
ing friends here the past two weeks, left fol
LIS home iii Blehill Saturday.
Capt p r. Gilkey left for New York Fri.
LAY to take command OF bark Clara McGil-
very, loading Tor Port all Prince.
MI and Mrs. Eugene 7. Carver, of Boston
arrived Saturday. Mrs. Carver will remain
at the Searsport House for several weeks.
-Abram 7. Wentworth received "a severe
injury in the shipyard Saturday. plank
new.up and striking him in the face broke
III the bones of the nose.
We now eat our bread and milk from tin
pot made of American tin, as G. O. Sargent &
Co., have introduced and are using eXclr-
-lvey TIN made III This country.
in, | MI fri,-
exhibition at Mon Hall on Friday, June
24tl Proceeds to he devoted To repairs on
he interior of the school rooms.
joel is dissent on his annual tour to the
l.ub. He went up un the Penobscot. as NE
says Capt. Ingrallan always see to it that
lie IS supplied with the hest the steamer af-
l3rds
Capt E, L. Grittin4 celebrated mare ,Iell-
lie Lind has given birth to a colt by West
brol k which from his lineage will no doubt
rowe d fast one Capt. griffin will call him
-lnWood.
Calt. John 7. Averiil has started a much
ree'ted industry here. We reterto his hshing
Neat, which visits MS about once a week from
-urntd fish.
1t gives us pleasure to record the gr;llusl-
ION OF Miss Minnie kelbert i'll the Normal
department of kent's Hill Seminary Miss
kellbert has done nobly and is worthy cf
Tie hnnors thus conferred.
l)r. +. Hopkins is arranging AN excursion
70 Washington during the &. A Il. National
Encalnplnent III September An itinerary
Will soon be out So that patrons Will definite
y know the route selected
Harry Mason, who has been visiting his
mother III Argentine, Kansas, returned last
Friday. He was enabled to see some of the
4eVastations Of the western floods aud saws.
Maine is good enough for him.
Bev Il. q. Harbutt will occupy his pulpit
next Sunday for the last time before taking
ms vacation trip to England. He viii be ac
v"lhpahed on his travels by his brother,
Rev. Charles Harbutt, OF Brighton.
The Epworth League will give another of
Us popular entertainments this, (Thursdav. J
-Nehlhg, with straw berries and cream by
way of menu. Admission IL cents. Everv-
body welcome
The Ministers Association of the Rock
and District, which opens next Monday
night With sermon hy Rev. S. L. Hanscom
VI Belfast, promises to be of much interest
I" The public n general. The session will
pen Monday night and close Wednesday,
noon.
1 he new steamer Ninalllaven launched
tuhesuay afternoon in the presence of a
4dfge crowd Steamers Emmeline and Nik-
lIls brought up 20 people and a band from
NlhaihaNen, and the steamer Electa from,
Ienast brought over number The boat
5 Tor Mr.. kimbal's Rockland and Viual-
haven route, and will be fully uescribed
NEXT week.
Niilldreh day was very appropriately OBJ
served AT the congregational Church last
Sunday. Very large CONGREGATIONS wer.
present both morning and evening. The
'h'fch was Very beautifully decorated The
sermon by Rev. X. G.. Harbutt WAS one that
ned the attention of his hearers throuuhout
anu was replete with good advice to both
parents and children. The concert exercises
III the evening We're among the best ever
gwen here. The programme was varied and
interesting
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