The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-12
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Portland last week.
Fred Mcdonald has rented the Fl. W.
Curtis residence.
Miss Annie L. Stevens is making short
visit in Rockland, Me.
Ferd Peterson left for Boston by steamer
Penobscot Saturday.
Miss NJ. Ida West leaves for Boston by
boat to-day, Thursday.
Frank f. Rose has secured a position in
the new shoe factory in Belfast.
The young people will give social dance
at G. A. r, Hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Nichols and daughter Lo-
vina visiting friends q Boston.
Mrs. Cousins and Miss Weber of Morrill,
are visiting Freeland A. Wentworth
Rev, +. G. Harbut5 delivered his lecture
on Samoa n Freedom Monday evening
There Will be a missionary collection at
the CongL church next Sunday morning.
Who observed the large meteors at about
0.5O w ednesday evening in the southeast?
Eugene Kneeland, who has been at home
ior several months, left Saturday for Boston.
John NJ Stevens, who has been EMPLOYED
il Portland returned home Friday evening.
Ship Banglora, Capt. Frank L. Carver,
passed AMER Nov. 9TH, 115 days from New
York
Gordon Auspland reports finding a Pals
ley shawl near the NJ F. Church SUNDAY
morning.
L. NJ Sargent, who has been in Boston for
medical treatment, is reported very much
improved
Mrs. LOOMS Eames and Jessie Morrison
lett by boat Monday for short trip to Bos-
ton and vicinity.
The y, p. S, G. E. will hold nickel soci-
able III the upper conference room this,
Thursday, evening.
Mrs. Albert \. Blanchard and son left by
train Monday morning to join Capt. Blanch-
ard at San Francisco
The only election bet here that has come
TO our knowledge was Won by B. F. Young,
who recently donned brand new hat.
The meetings at the Advent Chapel have
been largely attended aud the addresses by
Mrs Dow have been much appreciated.
IN one of the clam pies donated to the
Strand Army picnic q pearl was found that
measured three-eighths of an inch in diane
ter
Mrs. Lucy A Nickels eft by steamer Mon
day for Lowell, Mass, where she will spend
-.
Jennlson.
Peter Ward Nicholas Parse and Henry
Nhitcomb Went to Belfast Monday to work
on sch Charlotte L. Sibley, which is under
going repairs,
Sch. Pilgrim, Capt. John c. Averill, load
ed with cider and apples for Green's Land
ing, stuck a ledge III Stockton harbor and
was slightly damaged
The white bronze statue designed by the
Monumental Bronze Company of Bridge
paIt Conn, for the soldiers monument is on
exhibition at the Memorial room.
Citizens are requested to meet with the
Board of Trade, this, Thursday. afternoon at
O'Clock at the selectmens office. The OBJ
jeet ol TIL meeting IS to devise means to in
Luce manufacturers to locate here
Mariners Lodge, +, & A. NJ, conferred tie
third degree Tuesday evening y large
number of Masons We're present, among
them members from Phoenix and PownaI
Lodges Refreshments We're served.
The members of Freeman McGilvery
Post desire us to extend thanks to the
Cadets, Miss Colcord and Mr.. A NJ Kane,
Maud Seavey, and the ladies' and friends
WHO so generously assisted in the entertain
ment of the Waldo County Veterans here
Friday.
Those who have visited Swan Lake This
week report large land-locked salmon and
large lake trout together on the spawning
beds, refuting the ideas of the experts WHO
claimed that the salmon required brook in
which TO deposit their spawn.
The tug Dauntless has again got away from
Florida with arms and ammunition for the
Cubans. b H. Devereaux has resigned his
position as chief engineer of the Dauntless
and did not take part in the above expedi-
ton, He has accepted position as chief
engineer of the L. S. S. Passalc with the
rank of 1st Lieut.
Quite demonstration was made here last
Wednesday evening in celebration of the
election OF Mckinley and Hobart. A large
number of houses and stores were lluminat-
ed, among them the residences of Capt |. c.
Park, Mrs. H. FL. McGilvery, Mrs. A. G.
Closson, j. B. Ames, Cyrus True, j. W.
Black, Mrs. G. E. Rice, Dr. E. H. Durgin, B.
y. Sargent, Mrs. d. S. Beals and the stores
of Clement & Adams and B. O. & L. NJ
Sargent. Peter Monroe with his anvils fred
minute guns. The boys rang the bells and
kept up the bonfres until people in the adj
Joining towns and cities, presumably being
unaware of the election of McKinley tele-
phOned to ascertain the Whereabouts of the
fire!
NORTH SEARSPokT ITEMS.
Miss Alice Dow is down sick with chicken
pox.
George A. Matthews of Belfast was in
town Sunday.
Percie Nickerson of Swanville was in
town recently visiting friend.