The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-05
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

nesday.
John Putnam recently made sails for sch.
E. L. Warren.
Mrs. H. A. Donley arrived from Boston
Saturday.
Miss Maud Colcord returned from Bangor
Saturday.
Geo. P. Carter has closed his bakery for
the winter.
Cyrus True made short trip to Bucks
port last week.
Mrs. G. E. Evans returned Saturday from
a visit to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barney returned to
Everett, Mass, Monday.
Bliss Mary Lane of Island Falls is visiting
her uncle, j Fl. Lane.
w c. futile VIII open his Photographic
rooms again Nov. 10Th.
The Reading will be held at tile Congl,
Parsonage Friday evening.
The Adventists have been holding series
OF meetings the past week.
Washington for d months visit.
Mrs. Amanda Mudgett has been visiting
Aer son in Bangor the past Week.
Ship Henry B. Hyde arrived at San Fran
cisco Oct, 30. 124 days from New York.
Mrs T. c. Cowen left by steamer Wednes-
day to visit friends in Boston and vicinity.
Sch. Banner, Capt, A. A. Auspland, took
a load Of kiln wood to Rockland Tuesday.
Ship Puritan, Capt. A n. Blanchard, ar
rived at San Francisco Nov. >, from Hiogo
Mrs. Williston Grinnell and daughter
Mamie Of Camden spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. j, G. Nickels and daughter Blanche
left Monday for Brooklyn to spend the win
ter.
Miss Sarah j Houston left by boat Satur-
day to sperd the winter with friends in Still
water
\. C. Shuue and wife have been visiting
Mr.. Shutes mother in Detroit, Me, the past
week
Capt. F Il. Curtis and F. E. Studley are
tu d LSuIES anu Siuu1uR bllp duOuR Vic
Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith entertained a
company of friends with whist Tuesday
evening
Ship Reaper, Capt. o. c. Young, arrived at
AMER, Oct. 2t'th, and has been ordered to
Batavia.
F A Mead went TO Bucksport Saturday
morning to meet a friend, returning il the
afternoon.
Frank f Curtis has resigned his position
on the Boston pilot boats and will remain at
home for time.
Mrs. F. A. Curtis and daughter Jennie
returned from Boston by steamer City Of
Bangor Saturday.
The first ballot in Searsport Tor Mckinley
was thrown by z. e. Young. the last name
III the check list.
Miss EVE Ford left by steamer Saturday
afternoon to visit her aunt. Mrs. r, w. Gill
more in Chelsea Mass.
:. + Peterson has left the employ Of
Glun 4 Field, Belfast, aud will leave for
Boston the last of the week,
Miss Fannie Smith, who has been making
an extended visit to friends III Boston and
vicinity returned home Saturday.
Rev L. G. Harbutt, with delegates at
tended the county conference Of Congrega-
tlonal churches al Frankfort last week.
Key. L. q. Harbutt is to lecture this,
Thursday, afternoon and evening at Free
dom Tor the benefit of the church there
a syndicate, with F. Z. Wltconib as man
ager recently constructed frame fish camp
10 lie placed on the ice at Swan Lake the
coming winter.
Joseph F. Nichols, who has been first
etficer of the ship Centennial, returned
overland from San Francisco last week, the
ship having been sold.
Ship Gov Robe, Capt. Amos Nichols, ar
rived at New York Oct. LIST, l31 days from
Hong Kong Mrs. Nichols left Monday to
joln her husband there.
w, r. Howard of Belfast gave a very in
teresting ami practical talk al the Congrega-
tional Conference room last Sunday evening
on The Church and the Men,
The election returns We're received here
Tuesday night at the telephone office. the
Democracy becoming fully satisfied before
twelve O'Clock that the boy Orator. was
mol in it,
The Women Missionary Auxiliary of the
Congl church Will hold meeting in the
room over the Conference room tomorrow
ri,7 aft , O'Clock
cordially invited.
w. E. Carleton has finished decorating
the new Fraternity Hall, completing the
work in a very artistic manner and giving
perfect satisfaction to the members of the
lodges. The ladies propose donating fl ne
brass chandelier for the hall, and have an
pointed Mrs. c. E. Adams a committee to
solicit subscriptions. Those desiring to give
will find her at the store of Clement & Adj
ans.
OBITUARY. Died in Searsport, Oct 2Sth,
Of heart disease, Emma L., wife of Edward
A. Gross, aged 81 years, l month Mrs.
Gross was daughter of the late Robert Car
Ion and was lady of estimable qualities
and much respected 10y a large circle of
friends, who deeply sympathize with the
stricken family. She leaves a hus band, two
sons and a daughter. The funeral took
place Saturday from her late residence, Rev
O. II. Fernald officiating.
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