The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-23
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

VI ~. W PH0lo pidhtcu IobdtCtS bIilS week.
Miss Mary Nichols is visiting friends in
Boston.
E. II. Nickerson of Portland was in town
Tuesday.
Schools in town began the spring session
April Goth
The return of Joel is a sure sign that
spring has come.
David W. Kane left by steamer Saturday
evening for Boston.
the M. E. church here.
W NJ. Parse still continues to receive a
steady supply of work.
Mrs. D. S. Beals is in the Boston market
for her spring millinery.
Will Hamilton arrived home by steamer
City of Bangor Thursday.
Capt. James McGilvery returned by
steamer Thursday morning.
Sch Emma W. Day is being loaded by
A. E. Nickerson with hay for Portland.
Mrs. Charles A. Cocord arrived home
Wednesday, accompanied by her father.
Miss Blanche Ross returned to her school
in Portland 10y train Saturday morning.
Capt. A. ID. Field, wife and daughter, ar
rived from New York by train last week
The old captains ascrbe the cold wave
this week to passing icebergs hear the coast
George E. Marks has loaded schooner
Marcellus with brick for the Boston market
Harry E. Gross, who has been making a
short visit in town, returned to Boston Tues
day.
Bark Alice Reed, Capt. A. Ford, has
chartered to load lumber at Yarmouth, n.
S., for South America.
L. G. Paine of Portland and his mother,
Mrs. Paine of Bangor, spent Sunday in town,
the guests of j. IL. Lane.
There will be ball game at Mosman Park
Thursday between the local team and the
Crow nine of Stockton Springs.
Mrs. Hannah P Colcord and daughter
Florence left by tram Wednesday for Bos-
ton, where they will make an extended
visit.
Capt. Warren Griffin has his postotfice at
Park nearly completed, has received his
commission and supplies, and will soon be-
gin operations.
Searsport came near being honored by
furnishing one of the Presidential electors
Capt. james g. Pendeton was named for
the place, but was ineligible as he is bank
director.
An invitation is extended to members of
the G. A. r. Post to be present at the Post
rooms this, Thursday, evening TIC witness a
drill by the Light Guard Cadets.
Miss Fannie Ford, whose marriage was
noticed last week, was the recipient of many
valuable presents from friends here and else
where, among them a fan from her fathers
steward, All Sem.
Some fine catches of trout and land ked
salmon have been made by our local sports
men at Swan Lake the past week f. E.
Whitcomb had on exhibition Tuesday
trout weighing lbs. and a salmon weighing
8 ID lbs.
Patriots day was celebrated in Auburn
N.tiiVs 4udoo., ny d CANT Oh base DdII III winch
the Auburndales played the Searsport nine
of Boston. The game resulted in a victory
Tor the s. arsports, with score Of 10 to H.
he Searsport team was made up as follows
Is. l.. MerltheW, C., c. j. Weeks, p., David
Kane, LIST b., Fred Kane, % b. Harry Dow,
Sd b., George Nichols, s. s.. Harry Meri-
thew, j. f.. A. X. Warren, c. f., George l..
Hammons, 7. f. Searsport's pitcher, Frank
L. Curtis, was unable to be present Among
the spectators We're the following former
residents of Searsport, but now residing in
Boston and vicinity: James Ford, Harry
Randall, Marshall Meyers, Will Curtis,
Frank Curtis. Elmer Hammons, Eben Saw
Yer, W. B. Ford, W. G. Young, S, J. Treat.
Ed Eaton, Harry Gross, F. c. Edwards,
James Nichols, Alexander Nichols, Phineas
Pendleton, Jr., F. e. Kinds. G. G. Carey,
Fred Rose, w. H. Sawyer, W. P Putnam,
M ID Prescott, Frank Clifford, Bert Knee
land, Frank kneeland, Eugene Kneeland,
Alfred Ford, Fred Blanchard Banning
Blanchard, j. E. Sargent, Fred Hersev, Geo.
Colson, F. W. Colcord, W. Sweeney, F. NJ.
Dutch, W. j. Grant, Z. E. Patterson, War
y. ".
NORTH SEARSFORT ITEMS
Mrs. E. g. Smart visited friends in Belfast
last week
W. L. Mathews and Bert Scribuer were
IN Monroe last Saturday.
Albert Larrabee of Prospect was in town
last week with litter of fine looking ri =
for sale.
Mrs, Marion Mathews left by boat last 49,
urday for Chelsea, Mass. where she WI
visit her children, who are in business
there.
Adelbert E. Nickerson of this town was
united IN wedlock to Miss Eta Gahagan of
searsport last Saturday. Their MANY
friends wish them happiness and prosperity
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