The Republican journal., 1896-05-28
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Sunday.
VIM. E. Closson and family have removed
TO Watervile.
Mrs. James B. Treat arrived from Boston
by train Saturday.
Mrs. F. I. Pendleton left by steamer Mon
day for New York.
Fred M. Allen arrived home from Bruns-
wick, Ca, last week.
Guard Kmbali and wife are visiting
friends in Washington, Me.
Mrs. G. w. Hopkins and Miss Ella re-
turned from Bangor Monday.
c, o. Sawyer is plumbing Capt. B. F. Pen
dleton's residence at the harbor.
The Cong. County Conference will be
held here June 10th and 18th
Mariners Lodge, f. A. NJ, will work the
Fellow craft degree next Tuesday evening.
Capt. Cyrus G. Nichols of ship r. R.
Thomas arrived home from New York Sun
day.
Mrs. E, d. Colcord and daughter Mautie
went To Bucksport Wednesday for a short
visit.
Mrs, Hattie A. Nichols returned Saturday
from North Berwick, where she spent the
winter.
Capt, James Merriam and family arrived
10y steamer Sunday, their goods coming by
rail Tuesday.
A party with small capital can learn of "a
good business to invest in here by address,
ing P. O. Box 17S
The Belfast nine played cur boys on the
Mosman Park grounds Saturday and won
10y score of u to $.
Rev. r. g. Harbutt Will give talk Sunday
evening on Congregationalists, their history
church methods, and belief
j. C. Dutch and wife went to Camden to
witness the launching of the new schooner
from FL M Beans ward.
Harry Mason has shipped as assistant
voyage to San Francisco.
The frankie Carpenter Dramatic Com
pany is booked to appear in Union Hail the
evenings of June TO- IL and IL.
ne bdIltSb SUOTdl Association OF B6IIdSJ
will give a concert! in the First Congl
church here this, Thursday evening.
q. V. Turgeon, who recently opened
jeNelry establishment in Lewiston, has
bought the large safe owned by this town.
Capt. Geo. A. W. Booker, who for several
years has been resident of Searsport, left
Monday for Washington, where he will make
his home.
James Smith, of the bicycle firm of Robin
son x Smith at Rockand, made the run to
Searsport Sunday and called upon a few
friends.
The Christian Endeavor Convention will
be held i'll Morrill, next Tuesday, and all
who wish to attend should notify the secre-
tary ON Sunday.
Misses Azubia and Name Decrow, who
have been at Westboro, Mass, the past Win
ter, returned home by stea mer Penobscot
slnday morning.
Our fishermen still continue to take the
".akers" and land-loclled salmon from Swan
AXE III large numbers. f. E. Whitronb is
high line with record of twenty-five.
Car agent OF the American Express Com
pany, Fred E. Whitcolnb, informs us that
all express matter going by rail will be sent
from Searsport to Belfast free Of charge.
G. j Shaw q Son find ready sale for the
large catches of salmon they are taking III
their Sears Island wers. They report the
fish plentiful, but smaller than IN past wears
Ii any parties have found among their
books while cleaning house Vols l, III and
VI Of Johnson's Eucyclopedia thew belour
To W. +. Grinnell and We're lost at the time
of the fire
The gentleman who Informed us by tele-
phone that he had copies of the Old Infan-
try Tactics VIII confer favor by leaving his
address at The journal office as we failed to
get the name.
Ship Centennial. Capt. B. F.. Colcord
bound from New York to San Francisco
put INTO Montevideo May %, with her cargo
shifted. 1t viii be restowya by the crew
and she will sail about the 28th
W. w. Cleary, who is here in the interest
of the Waldo County Biographical Associa-
tlon is meeting with unexpected success
IL an towns manifest the interest display
ed by Searsport, the work is assured
quite delegation, including number of
ladies' IS expected to take advantage of the
Belfast Band s excursion TO Bangor on Stmr.
Sedgwick, Tuesday, June "a, as the low fare
and beautiful trip are seldom paraleled.
Capt. Chas. Closson has completed a con-
tract made with parties in Rockand to fur
nlsh neary'6OO cords of kiln wood He ear
RED 1t all on sch. A. j. Whiting, making in
one or Two instances three trips per week
Nathaniel Littlefield has presented us
with specimen of the cream produced by
his new separator. The cream is delicious
as MIR. Littletields stock are the best blood
ed Jerseys. His cream will, no doubt. like
his butter, be in great demand
The veterans We're much pleased with th.,
Memorial sermon delivered by Rev r. G.
Harbutt Sunday morning. A large audi
ence was in attendance and the close atten
tion given by everybody indicated that
others beside the soldiers were inter ested
Freeman McGilvery Post have decided. if
Memorial Day be pleasant, to make change
IN the method OF decoration services at sur
rounding cemeteries. A service will be held
IN each yard at 10 o'clock A. Nj. Friends of
comrades buried in the Sargent Gordon and
Harbor cemeteries are requested to assemble
at the several yards at that hour and mar
tlcipate in the ceremonies
NORTH SEARsPORT ITEMS
James E. Marden is sick with rheumatic
fever.
John Dow has secured situation in the
shoe Factory a Rplfalt