The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-03-26

day.
W. M. Parse is in Boston ON business
trip.
Miss Betsey Staples returned from Bangor
Monday
Charles 7. Ferguson is visiting friends in
Presque Isle.
Capt. L. 7. Nichols of Buckspolt was in
town Tuesday.
Frank l. Gross las mploy ment III f. A.
Curtis grocery store.
oha1les f. Treat is attending a business
college III Montgomery, Ala.
y. b. 4eIly has leen reappointed as su
perntendeut OF street lamps.
We are indebted to Hon. 5. l., Milhken for
a tile map OF the United States.
a. L. Nlokelson x %. are loading schooner
Senator with hay Tor Bar Halbor.
sch. ~. j. W mtng loaded kim wood for
TIT h1th4at.d MAJ hel tAIs week.
capt James MoGINery Ie1t by steamer
A4on4ay lor a sAolt TRIP To boston,
Jtssie A4che.son ullNt0 ny tram thurs
daA e> en,na iroln " eIesiey, Mass.
tal L. Dslnel I. Alchols arr, eu from Hong
hong VIA san IaAcIsoo last week.
MISS 1-alne hotuslon OF Font Fairfield
sleAl Il NV Gays III toNll last week.
AIS. =. y AleAeIs aluveu home nom
boston ~ Steamer SUNDAY nothing.
John LsNls, inst ohi,er OF sch. Georgia
Gukel, slllNeU hcnue .as1 lAursury.
Sch. Georgia GlI>ey las been chartered to
load tltlnber at Portland lor Rosario.
SCH. L. l., " amen arrived last Thursday
ana NI4I loau hay Iol lAe Boston market.
/ MISS Ada Ridley leaNes tins week Tor NAL
den, Mass, aha iii be absent until June.
Ship henry Is. Ill de, Capt, z. Pendleton,
sauCu EUm LINelpool March 10th tor New
O1k.
frank ii, Mead, principal of the high
school, has been engaged TO teach the spring
term,
Charles Chase ano Edwin Staples went to
Buckslort last week TO attend the E. M. q.
Seminary.
Mariners Lodge, F. & A. NJ. attended the
funeral OF Josiah Nlckerson at Swanvilie
" eunesuay.
Mrs. u. 5. Beals and Mrs. j. c. Gilmore
went to kHyhslolt " .dnesday to visit Mrs
Z. d. Colcord
Bark Lucy A, Nickels, Capt. 9. M
Nichols, arrived at hong Kong March 23d,
los days from New York.
Mrs. Martha NJ. Nleritlew was called to
Friendship Mou,.o. ~ the sickness OF her
SOC, iiseE. Hugh MeIlthew.
Mis-. ". r. Gilkey, who took the voyage
Al sch Georgia Giikey to South America
arrived home Sunday morning.
Bark Alice Reed, Capt. Alanson Ford, ar
rived at Portland SUNDAY from Montevideo
ana proceeded TO Boston Monday.
The Congl. soclahle VIII meet this. Tbnrs-
day evening With Capt. and Mrs James {.
feA"Itton' All ae cordially invited to at
tend,
T. n. Qulni'y las sent us fine photo Of
the Masoni- Temple at Laconia, n. H.. in |
Which The Qun4ty hardware store is
located
1bo hINouI. League are to have d huIled
com >"lItl aid entertainment in the NJ. I.
v'S1ly Tins, hulsday, evening Admission
10 cents.
Sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. A. G. closson, /
made tie run tron Boatun to searsport la.1
Sunday M the Unprecedented -'-.,.. ..s- 1sVeh-
teen ..,,fs
i Mrs Margaret Waterhouse offers for sale
sex era tne cottage lots near the Water
Louse Groye, vest side OF the harbor This
is One Of the finest locations on Penobscot
bay.
John NJ, Stevens, who was called here by
the sickness and death of his father, b. f.
SteN ems, returned TO Middeboro, Mass.
Monday An obituary of Mr.. Stevens is
publIsned elsewhere
Frank Curtis and Sidney Treat, who are
employed on the pilot boats in Boston har-
Dor have been promoted to boat keepers
In that capacity they will command the
boats in the absence Of the pilots
quite party of young people and others
attended the Belfast Minstrel entertainment
Friday evening, and report an excellent pro-
gramme. singular coincidence was the
fact that the best performer in the company
was born in Searsport
The school committee convened at Union
school building last Saturday afternoon and
chose Charles +. Smith superintendent of
schools. Mr.. Smith is well adapted to the
position, having become familiar with the
State law in Massachusetts, where he was
connected with the schools for several wears
Prom Manassas to Appomattox," Gen.
Longstreet's book on the civil war, for which
Postmaster Sullivan is agent for this vicin-
ity, is said by some of our veterans, who
have read nearly all the histories of the re-
bellion, 10 contain most vivid descriptions of
battles, conveying clear and comprehensive
ideas Of scenes described, in many of which
General Longstreet took part.
The display of spring millinery in Clement
& Adams windows has caused much COM
ment. We will explain that the stylish
bonnets We're made by the gentlemen who
attended the Congl. sociable last Thursday
evening. A number was issued to each
lady, and the gentleman holding the CORE
spou1jup ullmhpr SUnpljeu his lady With his