The Republican journal., 1896-10-01
5EARSPORT LOCALS.

5. A. stevens IS visiting friends in
LFAslc9den
- rs. j. C. Nickels left by train Tuesday
-l~' wNew York
-,7 Miss Mary Mcclure is making a short visit
10 her parents,
L, G. Paine OF Portland has been in town
the past week.
Daniel Sullivan left for Boston Monday on
business trip.
Many of our people are preparing to take
their fall outings.
Capt George Mcclure is in Boston for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Charlotte b Ford and daughter re-
turned TO Boston Monday.
Ethel Wentwortll was the guest of Blanche
Dollott at Belfast tliis week.
Mrs John F. Carver and son Of Boston are
the guests OF Mrs. C. Q. Sawyer.
James Orr of the Boston police is making
: annual visit to his native town.
MI and Mrs. G, 4. Clark of Boston are
visiting Mrs Clark 5 father, Mr. Geo. Fled.
Miss Alice Park left by steamer Penobscot
Monday for Boston to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ferd II. Pendleton.
Mrs W. G. Nichols and Mrs. A. H. Mich
oils have returned to Boston, where they Will
remain during the winter.
W. E. Carleton of Rockport has been en-
gagged to decorate the new Masonic and Odd
Fellows building, and will commence work
next week.
Leo Sargent has secured situation in a
medical laboratory at Stoneham, Mass. and
We predict the young man will make sue
cess in his chosen profession,
Mrs George ,Tennison, who has spent the
summer in town, left by train Monday for
Foxcroft to make short visit to friends be
fore returning to her home in Lowell, Mass.
W. t. Grinnell lett by steamer Monday on
a short business trip 10 Harwich, Mass. A
mysterious white how attached to the han
dle cf MS trunk attracted the attention o
the curious at the wharf,
L.
being obliged cut down two Of the large
willows which go much beautitied the shore:
If tleir pond. Both trees were affected
with a ror that attacked them at the heart
one being hollow to quite distance up from
rhe ground. anu both We're decaying rapidly
The selectmen have completed the new
bridge at Menhaden Point Tie site Of the
brdge is about ten feet north of the old one
carried away by last springs storm. 1t is
built in the form of a crescent which, it is
claimed makes it vey much stronger to
resist the seas. 1t is three hundred and
twenty feet long, twelve to fifteen feet
high, and very sohdly constructed.
The Chicago aerno tor which W. E. Grin
neil has placed in position for the purpose OF
distributing water throughout the hotel and
~tables is 3 great success and adds more than
a thousand dollars to tie premises. The
water is trsl pumped into a large tank in
the top Of The hotel from whence it is piped
ali through the house. An automatic cut off
conducts the water when the house tank is
fau TO a large taa1 or the great beams Of
the stable, winch he used by attaching d
hos- rl dr- qurpos-5- Should an analysts
of4H~ water ar.rv a to contain the proper
ttes ui ti4e Pnaa, water, a9 Tia rTstal clear
Lts- iudH+tes Mr. Griuuell would have In
A-s aFres-an wei letter than mine OF silver,
eNe' 04fh nee coinage
toRrH szARsP0RT ITEMS.
'' w Hartman Is Ialf up with lame leg
5. p. Flood Of Belfast was in town last
Sunday,
Almond D. Rivers has returned TO Massa.
chusr1ts
e. y. Matthews If Belfast was in town
Isl Sunday
Mr.. a,d Mrs. {. 0. Fernald visited rela.
ves iu Dlxmont last week.
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