The Republican journal., 1896-10-29
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Clifford Nichols spent Sunday in town.
Capt. NJ. L. Park arrived home Tuesday
from Boston.
I. I. Merrill & Son are making repairs at
their mill.
Miss Maud Cocord IS visiting Miss Annie
Lord in Bangor.
Mrs. E. Simonton moved into her new
house Tuesday.
labors Oh the monument.
Capt. Cyrus True made 4 short business
trip to Boston last week
John Murphy has opened a store at his
residence on Union street.
futile is occupying his studio here this
week and will close Saturday.
Capt and Mrs. B. F. Pendleton returned
to their Brooklyn home Monday
o. F. Fellows, Esq, of Bucksport was in
town on legal business this week.
Capt. Jas. G. Pendleton arrived home Fri
day morning by steamer Penobscot.
Mrs. M NJ. Whittum, who has been visit
ing friends in Camden is at home again.
L. NJ. Sargent went to Boston Thursday
to consult specialist for facial paralysis.
Frank Rose and Will Hamilton returned
home from trip to New York " ednesdav
Mrs. Mary II. Colcord and Mrs A. S. Mer-
rill are making short stay in Dixtield, Me.
Amos Carr returned home last week from
visit to friends i'll DiX1ield and elsewhere.
Mrs Ida Kendall of Dorchester. Mass.
has been visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. ". L. Buck and daughter Albertina
lett for their home IN Marion, S. G., satur-
day.
Mrs. c. I. Carver left by train Friday for
BroCkton, Mass, where she will spend the
winter.
EIlery Leach and wife, who have been
visiting George E. Marks, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Amos Nichols, who has been in Bos-
ton Tor medical treatment, returned home
Friday.
Mr. Marks completed the burning of kiln
OF thee hundred and fifty thousand bricks
last Friday
s4nuel Curtis left for Brunswick, Ca.
his old home.
Capt. &. F. Colcord has sold the ship Cen.
tennlal Ii san Francisco and will return
home overland.
ON account of the nigh wind ana heav
sea the boat went by Searsport and Cam
del, Oct. 2lst.
Sch. a. j. Whiting, Capt. Chas. Closson,
took load of edgings to Rockland for Nick
erson Bailey this week.
jeanette Salvage, who has been visiting
relatives in town, returned to her home in
Brooklyn, n. Y, last week.
Friends here have received news of the
marriage Oct. 22nd of Fred G. Kinds and
Minnie Chesterton at Maplewood, Mass.
Z. G. Pike and family left Wednesday for
Natick, Mass, where Mr.. Pike has fine DO
sutton as superintendent of the Locke farms.
Sch Z. i. Warren was OF the marine rail
way al Bucksport, Monday, to ascertain the
damage Goue in the recent gale a Vineyard
Haven.
Cart. Eaton, OF the sen. Caro- Belle, has
been buying apples at Lanes wharf He
has secured enough to load the schooner in
Il vell few days.
Chas. E. Adams and wife saw the Marine
Parade at New York Saturday evening. and
they ever witnessed.
f. S. Cyphers left Monday to take charge
u d crew for Swartz of Camden which is
engaged in building cottage between Rock
land and Thomaston.
Some Indians belonging in the Provinces
made us a visit Friday, offering a tine line
Of baskets at prices IA hundred per cent,
cheaper than those of the Old Town Indians
Mrs, D. s. Goodel fell down cellar one
day Last week, receiving some bad cuts on
her head and many bruises, but fortunately
escaped serlons injury and is recovering
rapidly from the shock,
Miss Margaret Sargent at her millinery
opening last week made one of the finest
displays ever shown here. The attendance
was continuous both Friday and Saturday
and large sales We're the result.
Another delegation has taken advantage
u the low fares the past week and visited
LIE HUB" Among them are Andrew Pen
dleton, il, Annie Nichols, Mrs. Sarah Sta
pies and daughter, Miss Louisa K. Park.
Next Thursday, Nov 9TH, the Waldo
county veterans will assemble in Searsport.
ana as this bids fair to be one Of the most
memorable occasions of their meeting since
the war time 1t is expected large numbers
Will be present. The arrangements for
these gatherings are unique. AS each brings
BIS cooked ratlons along-the pot of baked
bear =, the loaf of brown bread, the basket
OF good things and the large can of milk. il
makes no difference how many come there
IS always food enough and to spare. The
entertainers furnish the coffee, the dining
room, the dishes, etc, and on this occasion
the CLANS. 1t is said these meetings of the
old veterans and their ladies are the io]liest
times On record.
NORTH sEARSPoRT ITEMS
W. ii CHM OF Prospect was in town Sum-
day. ~
F. Nj. Eastman of Prospect was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Z. G. Smart visited friends in Stock
ton Springs last week.
Little Miss Ethel Flood of Belfast is visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Amy Towle
viii and Harry Dorr of Winterport We're
IN town Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Dorr fell one day last week