The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-10-15
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

cd in town Saturday.
Geo W. Bacon left by steamer Monday
fer his home i'll Connecticut.
Sch. E. l.. Warren went ashore in the re-
cent gale at Vineyard Haven.
John NJ. Stevens has secured position in
"A photographers studio i'll Portland.
Robert Nickerson picked on Mrs j. c.
Nickels' lawn blue violet Oct. 18th.
Frank G. Nichols, who has spent the sum-
mer here, returned to Dixtield Monday.
F.ed F. Robin left Saturday 10 90 as
second mate of schooner ID. II. Rivers.
Edwin Lufkin, agent of the Monumental
Bridge Co. of Bridgeport, Conn, was in
town Tuesday.
Penobsoot Engine Co. gave their tub
trial Monua afternoon, and found her in
good condition,
Harry E. Gross left last Thursday with
Two fIlenus on a hunting and fishing trip TO
M0osehead Lake.
Miss Laura Curtis would hike to commu-
n7cate by postal or otherwise with parties
having coon kittens for sale.
Sch. Mareelus Capt. A. A Larrabee, has
sailed Tor Boston with cargo OF hay and
will return with freight from Portland
W. F. Carleton of Rockport arrived by
steamer Saturday ard has begun decorating
tue new Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall
Capt. Chas. A Colcord and wife left Mon
day for Portland to Join his schooner, the
ID, II. Rivers, loading lumber for Buenos
Ayres.
The Waldo County Veteran association
VIII meet with freeman McGilvery Post
NOV 5th Bring the picnic basket, aud all
come.
{. f. Smith has on exhibition at A j.
Bather's market two mammoth squash
calseC on his farm, weighing respectively
IS aud 81 lbs.
Thomas d. Nickerson has raised some
gigantic potatoes. One shown is of the
white elephant variety and weighs three
pounds and fourteen ounces.
Rev. Il. 6. Harbutt will return from his
vacation this week and there will be SER
vices at the Congl church next Sunday as
usual. The monthly collection will be taken
IN the morning.
Leonard Furbush, whose suicide at Water
Vile IS elsewhere reported, was former res
sdent OF this place, where he was well
known. He was for many years ianitor of
the II. E. church.
The tug Dauntless Of which d. H. Dever.
tduAi IoIHtr RESILIENT, Is engineer, left
Jacksonville Oct. 18th ostensibly for Bruns-
wick, Ga, but Went to Palm Beach Florida.
anu took on board nearly 200 men. four car
loads OF arms and ammunition, electrical
apparatus and medical supplies, and sailed
Tor Cuba The tug was under bond to an
sWCr TO charge of violating the navigation
laws ID connection with former expedition
GRINNELL DoAHE. Last Wednesday,
Sept. ;'Oth, at twelve o'clock, Mr., William
+. Grlnnell of Searsport, Me, and Miss Jen-
nle Bates Doane daughter of the late Capt
Nathaniel Doane Of Harwich Port, We're
married at the residence of the brides
mother The ceremony was witnessed by
The Immediate relatives, and performed by
the Rev. FL. +. Cutting, pastor of Pilgrim
church. The room in which the wedding
took place was beautifully decorated with
ferns, slnilaX, pink and white asters, golden
rod; and other fall flowers We're arranged
III other rooms in the house. The bride was
dressed IN white duchess satin with train.
She lad tulle veil PRETTY arranged, and
carried White sweet peas. She was given
away III marriage by her brother. Nathaniel
Doane. Mir. Joshua g. Harding, another
brother OF the bride, was best man The
bridesmaids We're the Misses l.. Josie Doane.
cousin Of the bride, and Martha A Brigham
OF Man hester, n. IL, who We're dressed in
pink silk orgaudie muslin. carving roses
md Pnhs. Iuc couple We're also attended
l} Tine TIE nephew and niece Of the bride
Lay ~ lHsiuW DOane ana i.ucretia Hall
Harding OF Manchester, \. H., carving
baskets VI flowers. The wedding march
WAS played by Mrs. George b. Nlckerson of
FoNboro, Mass, sister of tht. bride After
the wedding ceremony breakfast was serv-
ed After this the happy "oupe took the
afternoon train, attended ny their friends,
and started on their journey with showers
OF nee and old shoes fo lowing. After the
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs GrinneII will
N Grinnetl IS proprietor of the new and
beautiful hotel, the Searsport House, The,
couple We're drawn to the station bv a hand
some PAIR of black lorses, the carriage
hoTSts, ana even the cOlored coachman being
lIotustly decorated with ribbons, flowers
etc Several carriages and bucki GARD tilI-
tt with young friends accompanied them.
he guests from out of town We're Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Doane, Joshua o. Harding,
MISS Martha A. Brigham, Mabel PutneV,
and George b. Nickerson Of Foxboro Mass
Miss Grace Howes, Roxbury, Mass The
bride Las been an efficient helper i'll Pilgrim
church. As Superintendent of the Sunday
school she showed her knowledge and exc
cutlve ability. She viii be greatly missed
ny cld and young. What the loss Is to Har
WleA Port Will be great gain to all VINO NAV
know her In Searsport, Me. Her popularity
Is shown by the number of valuable pres
tnts presented her, among them being gifts
nom Uit /. /. D. y. T., sunday school and
her class OF young men in the school THar-
Wlch, Mass, Independent, Oct 9th
Mr.. and Mrs. Grnnell will be at home to
friends " ednesdays after Nov 1st
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS
Miss Alice Dow has returned from Park.
man.
Mrs L. H. Mathews is in Dixmopt visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Eli Coson has been at Bar Harbor
recently visiting friends.
Mrs. E. G. Smart was in Prospect last
week, at George Crocketts.
|. NJ. Cummings of Prospect was in town
last week on business
Miss Luella Parsons of Swanville was in
town Sunday, the guest of Mrs Marion
Mathews.
Mrs. David Moody of Swanville was in
town last week as the guest of her daughter
MIS- E. E. Clements
Granite Grange has been invited to attend
the Harvest Feast with Northern Iipht
Grange, West Wlnterport, Oct. pol
Mr.. Frank Decrow and Miss Grace Crock
EFT of Searsport village We're in town Sun
day, the guests of Miss Mae Fernald
Mrs. Sarah Monroe and Miss Ella Bridges
OF Salem, Mass, have been in town of late as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac George.