The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-06
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mrs. Amy Soule left by steamer Monday
for Chelsea.
Maria Moulton accompanies Mrs. Paulina
kimball to Kansas.
F. E. Whitcomb and family are at Swan
Lake for few weeks vacation.
Mrs. E. d. Blanchard of East Corinth is
visiting her mother Mrs. Simonton.
Rev. j. E. Adams and wife of Bangor are
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. Hopkins.
Ship A. J. Fuller, Capt. T. P. Colcord,
arrived at New York August 1st from Iloilo.
Miss Nellie Donley returned to WaItham,
Mass, Monday, after a visit of several weeks
here.
Bark Iolani, Capt. c. c. Mcclure arrived
at Honolulu July Is, 154 days from New
York.
George Putnam and wife and William
Steel and wife left by steamer Monday for
Boston.
Schooner Marcellus, Capt. A A Larrabee
lumber laden, sailed for Gottenburg We'd
nesday.
F. A, Wentworth and f. A. Cocord are
building cottage for Rev B. B. Merrill at
Standpoint.
Mrs. Irving W. Young of Providence ar
rived by steamer Sunday and is stopping at
the Searsport House
Miss LYDIA Mason and Miss Fowler of
Boston are the guests of Miss Mary Savory
at the Searsport House.
W. c. Kimball of Portland and his sister,
Mrs. Nellie Bates, and son, of Cornna have
been in town the past week.
J. A Park left Thursday by City of Ban
gor for Boston to join bark EVE Reed,
which sailed Monday for Montevideo.
Miss Sadie Blake left by train for Portland
Saturday and after brief visit there will
return to her home in Santa Clara, Cal.
John T. Wiswell, who is employed by the
Boston and Albany R. R., has made short
visit in town after an absence of nine years,
Miss Sarah j. Houston, who has been at
Orono for several months, arrived home by
steamer Monday and is at the old home
stead.
Capt. c. A. Cocord will remain at home
voyage and Capt, Hart of Tenants Harbor
will take command of his schooner, the D.
II. Rivers.
Miss Grace Lernell, who has been visiting
Miss Ella Hopkins, after spending time at
Northport will return to her home in Massa-
chusetts.
The Misses Roulston, who have been
spending their vacation at Swan Lake and
with friends here, left by steamer Penobscot
Monday for Boston.
Egbert Simmons, manager of the dry
goods house Of Calender, McAuslan and
Iroup, Providence, R. L., with bis family,
is at the Searsport House.
Mrs. T. p. Nichols child and nurse of
Northampton, Mass, sumnering with
Mrs. Nichols aunt, Mrs. Julia Morton, at
Penobsquls. Sussex, Mass, Record.
Capt. and Mrs. Nathan Carver and Mr.. and
Mrs, Eugene Carver will be at home at the
Searsport House to their friends Tuesday,
the 11th inst, from 3 to o'clock
Dr. z. P. Nichols If Northampton, Mass.
is spending his vacation in town. His wife,
who has been at Penobsquis, Canada, for the
past month, will JOIN him here soon,
r. 7, Smith has just completed set Of
scenery, thirty-sIX by thirty-four feet, for
the john s. Moulton Co. OF Salem. Mass.
Among the dozen or more pieces a Moorish
interior IS exceptionally fine.
Letters from Mrs. j. NJ. Burleigh, South
Berwick, announce that their house was en-
tered by burglars one night last week While
the family was absent. The burglars evil
IDENTIFY became frightened as the silver ware
was not disturbed and only a small sum of
money secured
From the elaborate costumes being pre-
Jared for the little folks we predict the op-
eretta IS not only to be a musical treat, as
we mentioned last week, but a dress parade
as well. Tickets % cents, on sale at Glenn
ents & Adams in Searsport and at Ames'
store in Stockton Springs
The praise service at the Congl church
last Sunday evening was very much enjoy
ed by the large audience present. The choir
sang with power infused into it by their
leader, Mr.. Sweetser. Mr.. w, c. Kimball
Of Portland, who presided at the organ
played with a skill that made one proud
that he native of our town.
The Maine residents at Minneapolis pro-
pose TO entertain the delegates from Maine
to the National Encampment, G. A. R.,
their wives and friends without money and
without price. The Maine delegates have
been most fortunate in the friends they have
found in every city where the National En-
campment of the G. A. r. has been located.
Lud @. Havener wore big smile at the
races in Agricultural grounds yesterday af-
ternoon. 1t was all on account of the ar
rival OF little wheelman at his home yes
terday morning. Mrs. Havener and the
baby, who, by the way, weighed nine
pounds, are getting along splendidly and
the parents are receiving many congratula-