The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01
searsport Locals.

f. n. Qulmby returned to Tacoma Mon
day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gilkey Is closing out her MILF
merry at cost
Ellen A. Musman Of Lewiston arrived by
train Monday evening.
Capt. Geo. A. Carver returned 70 New
York by train Monday morning.
Mrs. Ellen A. Small and Miss Ethel Rice
are visiting friends at Freedom
Rev. Edward Smith of Bedford, Mass, is
visiting his brother. Geo. f. Smith
William Ford and wife Of Boston arrived
last week and are at l.. NJ Sargents-
Ell NlckerSon and Wife of Portland are
visiting Mr. ana Mrs. G. r. Ferguson.
Nahum Mosman and son Ernest Of Har-
ward, Mass, are visiting at J F Rickmore's
Bark EVE Reed, Capt 4. I, Whittier ar :
rived at BGenos Ayres from Portland July
Path.
Rev 4 j Eaeklif ii Hudson, Mass, vii
spend rirl- al H. cid homie in the east yi-
lage
/. G Paine. representative Of tile Mnnson
Slate g.. With headquarters ii Portland, IS
ii town
I; /. snstA and vie NH ~eqp esn tie
Thomas sAta Company tqr NJ lall ana Miu-
Ter season.
Messrs Mcc ready aud Marshall, vil, are
en tie New Nolk Iier,li -tait ar- speusii.g
their Vacation HI sown.
i,aY Weoher nj Beverly, Mass. i- ylSit-
ing III fowu and j liz 4uvsi II CAPT. J. W.
Walnut ana Wife
W i. GriuneIl lis liaeeN 4 liag staff on
Tie lo5el and is eivttsMg a hammock house
Ga the hotel srounI>
Frank Sargent has been admitted % The
Sailors Snug Harhor and left ~ steamer
Molaay for New York
Sch. Georgia Gi.key, Capt, w =. Gilkey
Las been chartered ID load humber At Boston
tor Rosario tor : i.er NJ
Frank G. Nicl4ois ii Dixfiel.i las been
making short tour with the Niel>erson and
Nesmjrl4 c.. ana j, now IN town
The Masons and Odd Fellows are discuss
ng tile matter Of repairing the Merithew
Hall and both societies occupying il.
Or + \. Patterson and wife of New York
arrived in town Monday and Will remain a
few days, Tie guests Of NJ. and Mrs. A. B.
Ferguson.
apt Charles \. Colcord is spending a
few days ii town while Ills schooner, the
Daniel II. Rivers, is discnarging coal at Ban
gor.
Tie party soon % be given at Melchelln
Han. Elm Hill, W fosr young ladies, i at
tracing much attention, as il is expected to
He tile event II the season
Capt. William II West arrived Saturday
evening and Viii remain nj home awhile
His boomer, tie salie Ton, will be coin
lnandsl by capt George X. Garter.
1t j. llAped tile hays WHO rang rhe clIira Il
Tell at midnight recently Will not repeat IN.
aS tins j Serious citenee and We ,i5 not
wish 70 IS any our Young men s-nt to
Tholua>tHn.
Tie Garlaton-Crockr5r Company gave
7Nree performances at Union Hal last week
L j. 4 vNrX gooa Troupe, lat on account NJ
The numerous attractions We have had this
Summer ther Received POOR patronage
There vii he an exeNrsion 10 Bar Harhor
TUESDAY. ANY, I'LL ~ steamer sedgwick,
leaN ing i'tr~ "A VI. Farr fer the round
trip - cf-, nv tI4- will b4 rhe aalv exyur-
SION, anl th~ ~e,i4NNa 5 very popular here,
no 'loubr tle Nm ui,;el Niii w We'll patrols
ize,i
Tie Waila COMFY Ministerial AsSocia-
tion mt al s-arSpurt Tuesday, Juls 4tl,
with Rec X. q. Harhurt Kevs Dolhff Of
Jackson, Lucas of Sandy point and Mills Of
Belfast were present. with Rev VIM. Mills
OF Denn. syille and Dr Bioagett. missionary
ire II. rekin, as guests.
A Valuable Stick rim was lost july 51st
between the Methodist church and The
house II Mrs. l.. Curtis. TIL pin was silver,
sci with three large Rhine stones N the
shape of clover leaf. The finder Will please
leave tile same at the store of Capt. F. A.
Curtis.
An entertainment is to be given Oh Thurs
day evening, Aug. sth, at Union Hail in be-
hat OF The Dolly Smith Fund We again
ask HE assistance of all, that may he
able 10 secare this picture for the public
benefit in memory Of the artist well
known TO rs. Tickets are reduced to II cts.
We hope that sufficient money will he raised
so we VIII not be obliged to ask the public
for assistance again. The popular imper-
senator, Sara Barrie Rice of Brooklyn, \. T.,
las been secured by the management, and it
ls expected the young violinlst from New
ton. Mass, Miss Bullard, will appear. TO-
gether with the great moral dime show, in
PRODUCING some of the most unique characters
ever presented here. Vocal and Instrumental
music VIII be intersrersed. Booths Will be
situated in different parts Of the hall, where
the Gypsy, the Indian, the Arab, the Chinee,
and the Russian maiden may he found. Ice
orean Will be- sold at one of the booths.
CAPTAIN PESDLEToNs FAMILY. Leonora
Pendieton Nesmith, a niece of Capt. Phneas
Pendletnn writes 10 the Bangor Commercial
from Wilbraham, Mass, under date of July
18th
| would like to make correction on the
article in your paper Of july 22nd, about The
gen-alogy 81 Capt Phineas Pendeton, WHO
died Friday, july 10th, at searsport, Me.