The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
searsport Locals.

Mrs. Evans went to Orrlngton TUESDAY.
Capt. E. P. Nichols was in town last week.
Blanche Ross is at home for the holidays.
Mrs NJ L. Sears is visiting at E. Dunbar's.
L.G. Paine of Portland spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs E. Dunbar left Monday by train for
Boston.
Methodist sociable at the parsonage Thurs
day evening.
Sch. E. L. Warren arrived from Boston
Tuesday morning.
Maurice and Inez Doliver arrived from
St. Paul Saturday.
Rev. R. G. Harbutt goes to Boston Friday
for medical treatment.
Asuba and Name Decrow left last Thurs
day for Westboro Mass
A. j. Park has gone to New York to go as
first officer Of bark Evie Reed.
Mark Ward hasa St. Bernard dog. IL Is
months old, weighing 125 pounds.
Capt. J. A. Carver found brown muff at
the Congl church two weeks ago.
Capt Albert Blanchard arrived in New
York Saturday in bark Herbert Black,
Miss Fernald and a lady friend from Ohio
are here from the Boston Conservatory.
Elnrsr NJ. aud George l.. Hammons, FL. B.
and Frank L. kneeland arrived Tuesday.
Ship AfIier Cohurn, Cast. G. a, Nichol. 4,
arrived 1T Sew York Monday from Japan.
The Harrington Concert co. went to Win
terport Sunday and will hold convention
there.
G. H. Decrow and Marlboro Packard were
term of S. j. Court.
The Cong'l sociable Will be held with Mrs.
Amos Nichols Thursday evening postponed
to Friday, if stormy.
The annual meeting of Mariners Lodge, F.
"A. M, does not occur until Jan. 2S, 96, by
ason Of The TWO full moons in December
Capt. !. \. Hartman killed his horse,
aged Is years, this week. Though sorry to
Treasurer B. 5. Sargent of the Congl Par
ish reported at the annual meeting that all
bills We're paid and a small balance in the
treasury.
1t is very doubtful if preaching service
will be held at the Congi church next Sun
day. Notice at the Post Office will inform
those Interested
Frank A. Cocord and family have moved
~.
winter Mr.. Colcord has employment on
the new vessel building there
E. J. Wentworth, Past Commander and
aid de camp, will install the officers of Free
man McGllvery Post, No. 30 G. A. R..
Thursday evening. Jan. ID. Public to the
ladies Of the Relief Corps and wives of the
comrades. A picnic supper will of served
after the installation exercises
IN spite Of fears raised by the violent
storm Sunday morning the rapid clearing of
the weather permitted the holding Of the
Christmas concert at the Congl. church in
the evening and it proved to be very
pleasant and successful one. Appropriate
hymns We're heartily sung by the school I'M
which we We're glad to see Mr.. Fred Sweet
Ser. who kindly led Class recitatons We're
given by Misses Fastnet Erskine, Elva
toonbs, Celia Sargent and Kate Nichols.
and by the members Of the three primary
classes i'll a manner as cute and pretty as
could be. Recitations We're also rendered
by Masters Wilbur Carver and Robert Grin.
nel and Misses Jeanette Rice Fastnet Frs
kline, Florence Carver and Ida Whittier
The two solos by Mrs. +. P. Frost Of Belfast
We're Very much appreciated, and the am
them by the chorus choir was finely gwen
Fred T. Sweetser of New London wed
by tral Saturday evening.
NORTH sEARsPoRr ITEMS
F. W. Smart has his house nearly CON.
pleted
Miss Alice Dow is in Parkman, where she
will attend school this winter
Mr. and Mrs. Mark q. Ward of Frankfort
recently visited relatives in town.
Miss A. Mae Seavey is in Belfast and will
spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. s. L
Dodge.
There will be grand ball at the Grange
hall, Tuesday night, Dec 3lst, with music by
York and Trundy.
A. Taylor of Bangor, the fruit tree agent
who makes his appearance here once a wear
was in town last eek