The Republican journal., 1895-10-10


Capt. D. s. Goodell arrived from Boston
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gilkey and Mrs. Beals have been in
Boston this. week.
DR.. E. Hopkins and wife are visiting
friends in Carmel.
The wreck of ship Henrietta has been
sold at Hiogo for $1,000.
Mrs. Hattie A. Nichols has gone to North
Berwick to spend the winter.
Frank c. Dutch leaves to-day for short
trip to Boston and vicinity.
Sch. Brunette, Capt. W elch, has loaded
hay for A. e. Nickerson 3 Co.
Eugene Kneeland has situation with
Wilson Bros. jewellers, Boston.
Mrs. Fitzmaurice of Plainield, Ct, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Josie Weber.
N. G. Shute, who has been visiting friends
in Detroit, arrived home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucullus Roberts and son returned
to their home in Somerville Monday.
Mrs. E. D. Black and daughter Lizzie are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Black.
John Stevens has closed his Photographic
rooms here and will settle in Massachusetts.
Capt. c. c. Mcclure left Tuesday for Ham
burg, where he will take command of a ves-
sci.
Mr.. F. A. Robbins is again established in
Belfast and is prepared to fill orders for up
holsteriDg.
G. E. Marks started fire under a large kiln
last Tuesday night. The burning requires
about ten days.
The Thursday evening readings at the
Congl parsonage will be resumed upon the
pastors return.
Harry Dow has situation with Carver,
steamer Monday.
G. " Turgeon has returned from very
successful trip in the interests of the Sears
port Manufacturing Co.
L A. Dow and wife of Skowhegan, &C.
companied by G.. J. Shaw of Hartlard. made
short visit to Sears Island the past week.
son & Murdock's Boston Registers, probably
one Of the finest books Of the kind in print.
r. P. Smith left Wednesday to join the
Thomas E. Shea Company at Boston, where
they are rehearsing for new play to be
given this season.
At an adjourned meeting of Mariner
Lodge, to be held next Tuesday evening,
important matters will be acted upon and a
general attendance is desired.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt and wife and Capt.
Jas. Butman and wife have been in attend
ance at the Waldo County Congl. Conference
at Jackson, held Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Thorndike Sibley has prom
ised to speak in the Congregational church
Nov 10th on temperance, and to give her
new lecture on Egypt and the Nile Dec. End.
John G. Hammons recently found on
the shore sea-washed rock shaped ex-
acty like a walking shoe. Had this been
found in the mounds out west it would
have demonstrated that the mound builders
did modern shoe making.
J. W. Smart has taken the following party
by team through to Township 80 on a gun
ming trip: Albert Holmes, II. A. Ripley,
Frank Mann, James Lackey and Frank Kim
ball. This is the party which was 50 sue
cessful last year, bringing home all the deer
the law allowed them.
Rev r. G. Harbutt will leave ON Friday
morning for a two or three weeks vacation
in Island Falls and Aroostook county.
There will be no morning service next Sun
day and probably the following Sunday, but
Sunday school and the other services Of the
day will be held as usual, and also the We'd
nesday evening prayer meetings.
We congratulate Miss Laura NJ. Carver on
the success she is meeting with in her can
vass for the Ladies' Home journal prize-a
year at the New England Conservatory OF
securing the prize, but that the training she
will receive at the Conservatory, with her
musical voice, will make of her finished
musician.
NORTH sEARSPORT ITEMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Patch of Brooks visited
| A. Stinson last week.
Chas Moore of Boston is visiting his father
Elias Moore, at the old homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Dodge of Belfast visit
ed at A. Stinson's last week.
Mrs. Sarah Cummings Of Prospect visited
her sister, Mrs. Carrie A. Stinson, last week
Granite Grange entertained Northern
Light Grange Tuesday evening, Oct. 9Th
The Sd and 4th degrees were given and a
harvest feast provided.
Mr.. Chas. Gilman of John A. Andrews
Post, Boston, Mass, in company with A.
Stinson, attended the Waldo Veteran Asso-
citation ut Brooks.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.