The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18

Thomaston.
CAPT F. A. Curtis of bark Hudson arrived
home Sunday.
&c. Adams, Of Bangor, was i'll town on
business trip Tuesday.
l.. G. Paine and wife have been several
days at Bar Harbor.
Mrs E D. Colcord and party returned
from Swan Lake Tuesday.
Fred n. Pendleton, of Portland, Oregon,
is visiting friends II town.
Mrs Alfred Freethy of Yonkers, n. y, is
visiting at Mrs. John Towle's.
B. NJ. Plummer. of Philadelphia, is the
the guest of Mrs. J. c. Nickels.
Ed Cunningham has secured a situation in
Wisconsin aud left 10y train last week.
Sel4 LIZZIE Lane sailed Saturday for
Solne> Sound TO load stone for New York.
Nlr and Mrs. L.C. Havener, of Worcester
Mass, are registered at the Searsport House.
Selt,tln.,n l;ouls1on has crew of men at
work GA the sewer pn tie north side of Nam
street.
$, G. Clifford and wife and f. i. Perkins,
of Derry Depot. \. H, ARE AT thc searsport
House.
Rev D. Is. Merrill, OF Brewer, called upon
several If his former Pensioners in town
Monday.
Capt. Il. l.. Griffin left Thursday his YES
sci, bark Edward lNidder. having arrived at
New York.
Miss Nttte NJ. Porter, who has been visit
ing l,r sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ Whittum, left for
Wes1boro Tuesday.
Mrs, Harriet Rice offers for sale her place.
situated on tie back road to Belfast. For
parti, ulars inquire of l.. NJ. Sargent.
Capt. Cyrus NJ. Moves and family, after IA
visit Of several weeks i'll town, left for their
home N Portland, Oregon, Monday.
t. F. futile, head salesman for the We'll
known boot and shoe firm of Bachelor &
Lincoln, Boston, is spending his vacation in
Gown.
We are pleased to announce that Hon.
William 7. FRYE will address the citizens of
Searsport and vicinity on Thursday evening
Sept lst
A party from Watervile consisting of Ed
IA Springfield, NJ Tilden, Nellie Keene, G.
E. Mathews and +. w. Noble took dinner at
the Searsport House Tuesday.
Mrs Julia Blanchard met with quite a
serious accident Tuesday evening. She fell
from an enbanliment near her residence,
slraining her ankle badly that the doctor
decided it was as had a break.
Arrivals this week; &. l.. Morris, Fred
Clifford, Elmer HammonS, Mrs. Oliver
Blanchard. Amy Waterhouse. Grace Gil
7ilore. Chas. Curtis, Nh. and Mrs. Jones
Gardner, john X. Ladd, Geo. Sherman.
Capt. Knox, Who has been i'll command of
he schooner Brunette for several years, has
ldltr, the latter up on account of freiglItS
being So low, and has left for Boston where
he intends shipping for sea. His nate and
second officer have gone for fishing cruise
among the islands.
W. +. Grinnell informs us that more peo-
}le have heen entertained at tile Searspo
House tins year during July and August than
-ver before. One of the features admired
hy the guests of the hotel is that the vegeta-
Dies and green stuff COME largely from Nh
Grnnell's own farm and garden
The following guests OF Mes>rs. Webster
Wasgatt and Mcguire, proprietors of Sunny
side cottage, Swan Lake, arrived here by
steamer Lew ston, Tuesday: j. J. Shields
4. Fitzpatrick, &. Mcguire, l.. j. Black F.
A. Murray, l.. Collins, K. Mcguire, j. o.
Bren NJ Jones, j. Harrington, NJ X
Huges Mary OBrien and the Misses Collins
Last Sunday night Rev n. LaMarsh made
some plain talk, which all the men of our
Town should have heard. He presented
some arguments, showing why more men do
not begin the Christian life and enter into
church membership; and closed with the de
elaration that more men are wanted to take
The lead i'll the religious life in their own
hOmes-that more men of commanding
piety are wanted to arouse their fellows
from religious Indifference.
NORTH sEARsPoKT ITEMS
Howard F. Mason and family, Of East Bel
ldSl, We're al r. IL. Moore sunday.
Mr. John Robbins, of Swanvlle, visited
the family of j. S. Nickerson last week.
f. S. Upham and Geo. Metcalf of Saugus,
Mass, We're in town the first of this week
Mrs. Geneva Coombs, of Gardiner, has
been visiting relatives here the past week.
+. NJ. Eastman has bought farm in Pros
pect of Geo. Wescott, and will soon move
there.
S. ID. Flood. f. l.. Slavery and w. l..
Mathews attended the horse trot at Unity.
Tuesday.
Mrs Marion Mathews is at Temple Heights
his week, attending the Spiritual Camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currant, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Grant of Dorchester, Mass visited
Mrs. Geo. c. Seavey last week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Massure, and daughter of
Cambridge, Mass, are boarding with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo &. Seavey.
Mrs. j. y. Dow and daughter, Miss kitte
Of Cambridgeport, Mass. visiting the
family of Wilson n. Dow.
Cant. and Mrs. Cyrus Noyes and daughter
Miss Nellie, of Portland, Oregon, were in
rerputly VISITING at II