The Republican journal., 1895-11-21

Nellie Sullivan arrived home Saturday.
Reading at the Cong. parsonage Thursday
evening
Mrs. A. S. Towle is visiting friends at
Portland
Williston Grnnell Of Camden was in town
last week.
Capt. John W. McGilvery left Monday for
business trip to New York.
Schooner Brunette has just loaded hay Tor
Scott & Bridge of Boston.
John L. Nickerson of Swanville has moved
to the H. B. Carver farm.
Bark Mabel l. Meyers arrived at Boston
Tuesday, So days from Rosario.
Ship r. Thomas, Capt. C. G. Nichols,
arrived at Yokohama, Nov. 18th.
Jennie Salvage of New York is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. James Mosman.
There will be an initiation and work in the
degrees at Sears Lodge Friday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Ingraham of Augusta is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Cochran.
Ship Josephus, Capt p r. Gilkey, arrived
at New York Monday, AZ days from Rosario.
The ponds and swamps in this vicinity
were filled to overtiowing by the recent
rains.
John Mathews is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Walter Mathews, after an absence Of six
years.
Bark Iolani, Capt. Charles G. Mcclure.
sailed from Hamburg NOV. 18th, for New
York.
Henry D. Carver has been admitted 10 the
Sailors Snug Harbor at New York, and left
Monday.
Chesley Mathews, who has spent several
weeks With his uncle at East Boston, re-
turned home Saturday
G. H. Kimball of Cleveland, Ohio, was in
town Friday in the interest of the Bay and
River steam mb0at line.
Mrs. Lucy A. Nickels has gone to Lowell,
Mass. II spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Jennison.
James Felka who has made quite an ex-
tended visit here, returned to his home in
Hudson, Mass, Tuesday
Joel Foote left Monday by steamer Penob-
scot and will spend the winter with his sis
ters at birmingham, Mass.
There will be union services at the Con
gregationalist church Thanksgiving day
with sermon by Rev. r. G. Harbutt
Charles H. Monroe has recently placed
steam heat in his mandatory which is
proving both comfortable and economical.
Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Clement and Mrs
Prudence johnson left by train Tuesday for
Daytona, Fla, where they will spend the
winter.
Missionary collection at the Congl. church
next Sunday morning. 1t is for work in the
United States and liberal contribution is
asked for.
Fillmore Gilmore has moved to the stock
farm, which is very much regretted by our
village farmers, who depend upon Fill. to
slaughter their porkers.
There will be a meeting of the ladies 1t
the Congl. society at the parsonage this,
Thursday, afternoon, at go to discuss the
question Of the winter socables.
The remains Of Mrs. Aurelia Webb, who
died IN Camden Friday We're brought here
Tor burial, and the funeral took place Sun
day from the residence of her brother, W. T. !
G. Rnnnels
Schooner Edward l.. Warren, Capt A. A. /
Larrabee, made The run in the late north 4
easter from Searsport to Boston in "A hours
All the other coasters and steamer Penob-
scot Went INTO Portland.
Shin Iceberg, Capt. F. W Treat, has been
burned Win SQ tons Of nitrate Tie lee
berg tsst lelofted sailed from Iquqne
Oct 4th, fqr Hampton Roads Half Of Her
was owned III SeaFsport.
Freeman MeGilverv Post took q stbstan
tai benefit last Thursday evening as The
supper and levee netted so Much Credits
due 10 the ladies Of the Relief Corps. and t.
the school children who sold tickets One
XOulg lady made 50 strong a pnll for tile
first Dize that the managers We're obliged to
buy another picture a second prize.
A deer was seen here last Sunday that
ne ~ ri pf tia vii
day another made hs appearance, Coming
DOWN among tile houses On the west side of 4
the mil brook, he turned, crossing the felds
ont to The road between Capt. Phineas ana
Capt John Pendleton's houses. He took
tue lalf dozen Or more picket fences with
'erfeet eese.
A. H. Towle Of Bangor gave another Of
rs famous phonograph concerts in the NJ.
r. church in this village on Monday evening
Nov IS. to large and appreciarive audi
tn'e. His program was entirely new EN-
hfaelng choice selectloES from Gilmore's,
Baldwin's, Z. S. Marine and Holdings Mil
ltary Bands, lsser's Famous Orchestra and
v hlstllng Cornet 4 Nylophone solos inter-
speHsed with the latest popular songs. The
entertainment was excellent Mr.. Towle is
favolite in this community and he is ex-
? Ted TO visit us again at an early date
NORTH sEAksFoRT ITEMS.
Bert Scribner is on the sick list.
Harry Mason has hired with E. E. Greeley
OF Swanviile for the winter
Miss Mae Fernald and her friend Miss
Edith Cook, have returned to Midway, Mass
Quite number Of young people enjoyed
very pleasant time at a social hop in Fred
Eames hall last Saturday night.
The farmers are hauling their pl essed hay
70 otarsport, where it is sold to Hon. A. g.
Nlckerson of Swanville, who ships to the
Boston market
John G. Mathews. who has been absent
ifom town for the past six years, arrived
ESt week and is visiting his mother, Mrs
Marion Mathews. He is in the employ of
Crawford & Young plumbers.
SwANvILLE. Mrs Flora Holt of Bradford