The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-09-10
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

SATURDAY.
Phineas P. Griffin of Attic boro, Mass, was
in town this week.
Mrs. James G. Pendleton is visiting
friends in Calais.
High school this winter.
Sch. Robert Pettis landed a load of freight
for our dealers Monday.
Piam L. Gilkey of Rochester, n. H., ar
rived by train Monday.
Mrs. Liscomb and sen Frank made short
visit in town this week
c. E. Bassick and wife returned to their
acme III Chicago Saturday.
Capt. James McGilvery left Monday for a
snort business trip To Boston.
Sch. Emma W. Day discharged cargo of
.rorn fer Nlckerson this week.
q V. Larpher and wife OF New Britain,
Conn, are visiting friends in town.
Lewis Closson took from one of his lobster
pots Tuesday a seven-p pound Goldfish.
Alta Sargent has employment at Belfast
where she viii remain for tn e present.
Minnie Thompson of Trenton has been the
guest OF Maud b. Cocord the past week
Sell Sallie ron sailed Tuesday for All
napolls, n. s, to load lumber for Rosario.
Aurilla Carbon and Miss Williston of Cam
bridge, Mass, are at Mr.. A. j. Mitchells.
Capt. A d. Cocord had his pockets pick
Ell OF $40 on steamer Penobscot last week.
A blackboard ride to Nit Percival was en-
Joyed by party OF young ladies Tuesday.
Ralph Upper of Brunswick, Ga, and Ned
Calderwood of Boston are at Mrs. S. A. Stew
ems.
L. L. Patterson of pilot boat Columbia,
Boston harhor, Is spending his vacation in
town.
Mrs E. L. Griffin and family left Monday
for Boston, where they Will remain during
the " inter-
ON account of the high water in Swan
Lake our local fishermen anticipate good
catch this fall.
Geo. f. Marks brick yard was flooded
Sunday and $4,000 of newly pressed brick
We're ruined.
Alex, Nichols returned Saturday to re-
sumo his studies at the RoXbury, Mass,
High school.
Misses Mary and Luessa Ford, who have
spent the summer in town, returned to Rox-
bury Saturday.
On the last three sailings of the steamers
from this landing to Boston they have taken
away l45 passengers.
Mrs. John Ward and daughter Isabella re-
turned to their home i. Peabody, Mass, by
steamer Penobscot Monday.
Geo. A. Nichols, Jr., who is employed in
Boston, is visiting his parents after an alb
sence OF a year and half.
W E. Grinnell has bought Chicago
Aermotor, which will be used for pumping
Water troW the artesau we'll.
Capt. j. n. Pendleton left by train Tues
day to join his snip, the Mary l.. Gushing, at
New York, loaded for Melbourne. Mrs
Pendleton will remain at home this voyage.
Il. E. Wright and wife of Boston and
Frank Crockett and wife of Lynn arrived
tuesday 10y steamer City of Bangor.
Alice Chase, who has been in Europe for
several months, arrived in New York last
week and Is now at Moose Point cottage.
RAJ ii Meyers will remain at home this
voyage. The bark Mabel I Meyers sailed
from Boston for Buenos Ayres Sept. 18th.
Maurice and Inez Dolliver, who have
leen visiting friends at East Corinth and
N@ttaW amkeag, returned home Monday.
Ii is estimated that it viii cost the town
80 ! to rerar the damage to roads and
bridges caused 10y the great rain storm last
Sunday.
Mrs. Irwin Young and son, who spent the
summer at the 5earsport House, returned to
tier home at Providence, Il. l., by train
Monday.
+. +. Smith is supplying many of our sea
captains with their SHIPS supply of tobacco
lie shipped Monday to New York several
hundred pounds.
Superintendent Smith has had an expert
EXAMINE the Union school building. He
hnds II perfectly safe, but advises some re-
pairs now to prevent the water undermining
the wall IL the future
The Boston Transcript says Ex-Gov. Ros-
0e CoicOrd OF Nevada a former Searsport
DON. has declared uncOmpromiSlngly for
gold, believing that free COMA ge of silver il
70 / would be ruin to the country.
Among the departures this week are E,t-
gene 7. Carver and son, Mrs. Nathan p
Carver. Mrs NJ. NJ. Barlow and family, Mrs.
G b. Putnam, Frank and Herbert Knee
land, Gertrude and Grace STYLES, Harry NJ
Randall, Mary Costello, Clifford and Harold
W oods, Desire Nickels Laura NJ, Carver
Hon. j. S. Sherman was welcomed to
mon Hall last Friday evening by d large
gathering, among whom were many Demo.
corded the speaker. Mr.. Sherman was pleas
aLtlY impressed with his audience and made
Int from the first by the praise bestowed
Hi'Vn Maine congressman with a most
handsome tribute to MI Milliken and the
dble services be has rendered the Third Dis
ltict ana The country. Proceeding he gave a
very clear and concise statement of the no.
ltlral SITUATION closing with handsome
lt4hute TO our village, which he pronounced
ole OF the most beautiful on the coast of
Maine
NORTH SEARSPoRT ITEMS.
Elias Moore has typhoid fever. DR.. Erskine
is attending him
Chas Colson of Boston, Mass, is visiting
AT Z. Il. Thayer's.
Geo. c. Seavey and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Passadumkeag
Harry Morse arrived home last week from
Boston on short visit.
Henry HERMAN and wife are visiting
friends at Passadumkeag.
Bernlce Roberts was in town recently the
guest of Miss Nora Thompson
Geo. III. Chase of Lowell, Mass, was in
town last week calling on friends.
W. l.. Mathews has secured a situation at
the Maine Central station in Brooks.
Mrs VIM. j. Matthews is on the sick list.
but was improving at last accounts.