The Republican journal., 1895-10-17
searsport Locals.

Miss NJ. 1. West left Wednesday for Bos-
ton.
Capt A. H. Lorrimer arrived home Tues
day.
Samuel S. Cobb of Bangor was in town
Friday.
Miss Grace Nickels made short visit in
town last week.
Mrs Eliza Booker fell Tuesday and frac-
tured her hip.
Miss Nellie Carr of Medfield, Mass, is WIS.,
iting friends in town.
Miss Cad Rculston left by steamer City Of
Bangor for Boston Monday.
Elder G. v. Lanpher left for his home in
New Britain, Ct, Saturday.
Capt. j. B. Nichols arrived home Friday
overland, from San Francisco
Miss Fanny E. Smith is making her annual
visit to friends in Massachusetts.
A. j, Biather is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the James Nickels place.
Sch. Brunette Arrived Saturday with a
cargo of oil for the traders in town.
Miss Ada Ridley left by train Friday
morning to be absent several months
Ship W. II. Conner, Capt. 4. l. Pendleton,
arrived at Portland Tuesday from Japan.
Arno Little, agent for the Portland Trans
cript, is in town in the interest of that paper
Miss Ellen 4. Mosman, who has spent the
summer in town, has returned to Lewiston
Mrs Kinds and L.W Small, wife and son.
We're registered at the Searsport House, Fri
day.
r. E. Sargent has secured a situation at
Watervllle and moved his family there last
week
Hervey Carr who recently arrived home,
has bought the A. E. Trundy place on Mt.
Ephraim street.
Mrs Geo. Jennison, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs Lucy A. Nickes, returned
to Lowell, Monday.
Mrs. Burnham of Boston, who has been
visiting at Mrs. Ada B. Trundy's, return d
by steamer Tuesday.
Mrs Cane is among those who have taken
advantage of the excursion rates, and is Wis
iting friends in Boston.
Mildred E. Shute, organist of the Congl
church, left by train Tuesday for a two
weeks vacation in Boston.
Mrs Jonathan Dow of Franklin Grove,
Illinois, who has been visiting friends in
town, left for her home Monday.
Bark c. p. Dixon, Capt F. Gilkey, arrived
at Boston from Seville, Spain, last week,
and las chartered for Trinidad
Fred E. Whitcomb, local agent of the
American Express, is taking two weeks
vacation in Salem and vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Warehouse and sister left
by steamer Thursday for her home IL Bos-
ton after short visit to friends here.
Ralph 2. Upper, who has been visiting
his grandfather, Capt. Devereaux returned
to his home in Brunswick, Ga. Monday
A. K. P. Thompson, first officer of ship
Gov. Robe, leaves to-day to join that ship at
Philadelphia, where she is loading oil for
Japan.
Miss Jennie Sargent who has had charge
of the Western Union telegraph office at
Intervale, n. H., the past summer, returned
home Saturday.
Julia B. Sullivan, assistant at the post
office, is taking her annual vacation. Miss
Nellie Teussell will otticiaJe during her
absence.
This, Thursday, evening at the NJ. E.
church, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur q. jackson
VIII deliver their nagnifcently illustrated
lecture ON "Florida, Picturesque and His
torical"
Captains w. V. and Amos Nichols return
ed from their hunting trip Tuesday, having
secured one buck and two does an i a
generous supply of smaller game. Til
hunted in the region Of Nicatous Lake.
Freeman McGilvery Corps, No. s, W. r.
c. was inspected Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Grace E. Howe, senior vice president OF the
department of Maine While in town she
was the guest of Mrs Orilla A. Whitcomb.
Lizzie Sweeney, who has been employed
as telegraph operator at the Twin Mountain
house, returned home last week. Miss
Sweeney will take charge of the Western
Union office at Damariscotta for the winter
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
There will be a social hop at the Grange
hall this, Thursday, night.
A. Brown of Boston was in town last
week as agent for the Universal Portrait Co.
of Boston.
Miss Alice Dow is at home from Swan
vile, where she has been stopping for near
ly year.
Mrs. Harriet Rice of Searsport Village
was in town last week, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Marion Mathews.
There are seven threshing machines in
operation in this locality, all doing good
work. They report heavy crop of grain.
j. S. Nickerson and family were called to
Frankfort last Thursday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Nckerson's brother, Mr.. John
Smart.
Miss Mae Fernald returned last week
from Midway, Mass. and will spend fort
night with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Fernad. She was accompanied home by
her friend, Miss Edith Cook of West Med