The Republican journal., 1896-09-03
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Daniel l. Barnes of New York spent Sun
day in town.
E. L. Savary lost a valuable team horse
last Thursday.
Reading at the Congl parsonage this,
Thursday, evening.
Fred r. Sweetser returned to New Lon
don, Conn, Tuesday.
Samuel Curtis of Brunswick, Ca, is max
ing a short visit i'll town.
Y. z. S. c. Z. business meeting at the
conference room Friday evening at Z.
Capt Clifton Havener and wife of Nor-
cester are making short visit in town.
Large numbers of our people attended the
campmeehng at Maple Grove last Sunday.
DR., and Mrs. ?. ?. Nichols returned 10
their home III Northampton, Mass, Monday.
Herbert Staples and family of Phiadel-
phia IN town, tile guests of I, II. Decrow.
Harry Robinson left Saturday to make the
voyage III ship State of Maine to Shanghai.
Miss Alta Sargent, who has spent several
weeks at home, returned to Boston last Fri
day.
n. G. Shute took a small. PARTY TO Bucks
port Wednesday to hear Hon Thomas B
Reed
George a. Mitchell and Miss Stephenson
Ut Togus visited Mr.. MitcAell's paren here
this W eek.
Miss Louise D. Leib left by train Wednes-
day morning to resume Ter teaching at the
Thornton Academy, Saoo.
Dr. j. E. kimball of Portland called on
several Of his old friends III town last week
He was accompanied b. his wife.
The Ada Gray Dramatic Co. played to a
small but very appreciative audience at
Union hail Monday evening.
Ship =. J Fuller, Capt. F, P Colcord, has
been ordered to Halifax from Delaware
Breakwattr and sailed the 18th.
Ship Mary L. Gushing, Capt. j. \, PEN
dletun, has been chartered to load general
largo at New \ ork for Melbourne.
Hon. Clark E. Carr of Galesburg, H., who
IS 10 speak at Stockton Springs next Friday,
is an intimate friend of Cyrus True.
command again of his bark, the St. Lucie
which recently arrived il New York.
Mrs. Caro- Whittier, Mrs. Harbutt and
Mrs pham are in attendance at the State
!, 2 S c. E. Convention at Skowhegan this
week.
Mrs. j NJ. Gilkey will leave for the vest
next month"; and requests all those who
have unsettled accounts to call before she
leaves
Capt E, J. Jewett and wife of schooner
Charles P, hoffman We're in town Monday
and We're the guests of Capt C. A Colcord
and fe.
A party OF young people enjoved buck
board ride to Northport Friday, returning
Via Belfast in the evening and attending the
band concert.
" NJ. Merithew has been drawn to serve
as grand Juror for the year and j. H. Knee
land aud c. 7. Ferguson as traverse jurors
ior She October term.
Seas Lodge, = 0. O. F, Will confer the
lA.tatoey degree on several car slidates Fri
day evening. A full attendance is desired.
Refreshments VIII be served.
Monthly contribution next Sunday morn
-nE at The Congregational church and COM
mJmou service in the afternoon at $50.
Communion at the Harbor week from
Sunday.
Rev. George S. Mills preached at the
CCngI. churcl last Sunday morning in ey
change with Rev. L. G. Harbutt The large
audience present was much pleased with his
discourse.
From The reports that have preceded Hon
James S. Sherman our people anticipate A
good speech from the gentlemen as lie is t.
appear here at Union Hall, Friday evening
The 4tl inst
Mr.. ST. Glars steam yacht Sesta touched
here Tuesday morning 10 land Eugene T.
Carver, Esq. after which she proceeded to
Bar Harbor. Vice President Stephenson
Was on hoard.
Those who Went 10 Belfast Friday after.
loon to hear the speeches Of Senator Lodge
Of Massachusetts, and j. Sloat Fassett of
New York say they We're amply repaid for
their trouble.
Miss Desire Nckels gave a clam bake at
the bar last Wednesday in honor of her
cousin, Miss Albertina Buck Of Marion.
South Carolina and her friend Miss Stella
Dennis of VIM.
Among the arrivals the past week were
Horace Nichols, H. II. Kneeland Cant. !
n. Pendleton and wife, Mrs. W. S. Crowel
William WATERS Capt. W. S. Nickels. Fred
Biather, William McGilvery and B. III
Mudgett.
game OF base ball was played on the
Park grounds Saturday afternoon between
the local team and the Belfast pine. result
ing III victory for the Searsports with
score OF IA to >, The feature of the pame
was the pitching of Frank E. Curtis. who
although he has not played for two wears.
struck ont the opposing players in one, two.
three order.
Among the departures the past week
We're Harry Z. Dow, James w Ford, Ed
Eaton, George Curtis, Capt. F. n Park.
Mrs. Ferd II. Pendeton and son, D. S.
Simpson and WIFE Capt. A d. Colcord and
wife, Robert Hichborn, Sydney J. Treat
Geo. S. Nichols. Mrs Frances Palmer Scott