The Republican journal., 1896-05-07
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Miss Mary Nichols returned from Boston
Thursday.
DR.. G. P. Lombard will not be at his office
here this week.
c. W. Pierce, Esq, of Bangor was in town
he past week.
Sch. Elizabeth Foster has been loaded by
G. Z. Marks with brick for Boston.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. and Mrs. Hugh r. Merithew
arrived from Windsor Saturday.
Sch Edward L. Warren is IN the stream
loaded with hay for the Boston market.
Bark Mabel. Meyers, Capt. VIM Meyers,
will return from Buenos Ayres in ballast.
Several candidates will be admitted to
Sears Lodge, l. y. o. F., Friday evening.
Lewis Blossoms boat went adrift one day
last week and was found at Saturday Cove
E. j. Wentworth is representing Mariners
l. odge at the Grand Lodge at Portland this
week
Schooner Lizzie Lane, Capt A. G. Clos
son, has chartered to load lumber at Bangor
Tor New York.
Walter S. Towers, first officer of sch Salle
ron, arllNed home from Boston by train
Iutsuay evening
Mrs Albert n Blanchard, who has been
visiting friends in Massachusetts, returned
Thursday 10y steamer.
Mrs. I. Il. Howe and her husbands moth
er, Mrs. John Howe of Liberty, IL, l., made
business trip here last week.
CAPT. H. b. Whittier, who has been en-
ployed IN New York tor several months, re-
turned 10y train Saturday evening.
w L,
sided al Green's Landing for the past two
years, have returned to this place
We notice the name Of Miss Jessie c.
Nlckelson among the crew of the first eight
ot the W ellesley College boat club.
Capt. B. f. Pendleton and wife arrived by
steamer Thursday, and will spend the sum
uer at their resideuce.at the harbor.
Miss Margaret Sargent, who has been
spending several weeks with friends in Sa-
lem, Mass, returned home last week.
W. b. Sawyer has made four tanks for the
new bark Josephine. recently launched at
Belfast Their capacity is 1000 gallons
We recently received an invitation to an
informal reception of the Sons and Daugh-
tiers of Maine i'll Illinois. A banquet was
given them at the Union League Club. One
OF the directors is Hon. G. G.. Roberts
The organization of the Union Veterans
Inlon here Will hold their regular meeting
the first Monday in June. This is an i'm
portant meeting and all the members are
requested to be present.
The Melrose, Mass, Reporter says: "Wsd-
nesday evening, at the residence 81 the
bride, No. II averly Place; John A. Black
and Villa B. Thompson We're married Mr..
Black IS in the employ of Mrs. S. o. Ed
r!dge III her large grocery at the corner of
Nam and Emerson streets, and is quite
prominent III the NJ. Z. church.
Members of Freeman McGilvery Post, G.
A. H., heartily approve the action of G. S.
hlchborn, who recently resigned his official
position as consul of the Maine Division, L.
A. W. rather than endorse their action in
the selection of Memorial Day as their day
OF meeting. The veterans here have passed
resolutions sustaining him in his position,
and cOudemning the action of the league.
Another Searsport boy has been appoint
Ell on police force; his fine physique Sc
curing him the position The hoard of DO
nee commissioners of New Britain, ct ap-
pointed May 1st, Clarence Lanpher on the
regular police force of that city. Mr.. Ian
phtr VS. born in Searsport, Me, Dee. 10,
1867, and has been resident of New Brit
ain since 1880. He is six feet, three inches
IN height, weighs TWO hundred and thirty
pounds, and looks every inch a policeman
He has wife and child and lives at IS Lin
coin street.
\ Franklin, Mass, paper OF recent date
say Harvey 5. Sawyer, the popular and
efficient head clerk of the b & A freight
otiice, WAS united ia marriage Tuesday even
ing with Miss Grace NJ, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs X, Il. Phpps The wedding was a
quiet affair, performed al the residence OF
Key. GEO, E. Huntley, and MIR and Mrs
nod ltt1N dad