The Republican journal., 1896-10-22
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

j Nj. Stevens left by train Monday for
Portland.
G. E. Marks started the fires under large
kiln last week
Miss Annie Lord Of Bangor is the guest of
Maud B Colcord.
Margaret B. Sargent will have her fall
openiug OF millinery on Friday and s,atur-
day OF this week.
Mrs. \. c. Shute and son Eugene are
visiting friends in Albion.
Mrs. Abbie S. Merrill has gone to Dixtield
70 visit her son, Geo. L. Merrill.
Fred F. Black made short visit to Bos-
ton Monday, returning Wednesday.
Capt Samuel Curtis shot one day recently
at kane's Pond thirteen black ducks.
Harry and Bernard Merithew are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Merthew.
Sch. Marcellus, Capt. A. a. Larrabee,
arrived Monday with freight for our traders.
Capt and Mrs. James G. Pendleton are
spending a few weeks in Boston and Port
land.
Mary Nichols left Thursday by steamer
for Soluerville, Mass, where she will spend
the winter
1t Is said Miss ida Webber has establish
eli !iIe +, lutaJlon as nurse where she
has been employed.
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Az, ~ y ->lchols ielU ny STEAMER chou
AT New York for Japan.
The -Adventists have been holding the past
week a Very successful conference The
meetings have been fully attended.
Tr4. C1ny,l social,la will moot with Nre
! G. MEL. ms Tliirs,lay evening A
t'f"1aL invitation IS extended 10 AL
Mrs. 4 ] MITCHELL lost = valuable pocl5et
hook between CHM a Fields store ana the
stock farm. Her advt. appears in another
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Mrs. H. b. W hitter lett by tram Thurs
day 10 lolh Capt. W hitler i'll Somerville,
II :. nr4s,.l,r ''-
Inc ON annual convention OF the Waldo
Nounty !; L. I mon was neld Tuesday with
me lohgI' church lhe full program was
lflhted last Week.
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Quite number of our people are taking
advantage Of the reduction of fares on the S
b. ). :. 60 $ steamers to visit friends IL
bpsloh ana vicinity ana attend me srea'
rooe e. ~ y ,l Aii,'s enose VINO na,t gone
"A. Curtis and daughter jennie.
Eri.,as IF Gown uo,r q C,,r-;. and
those OF board ship State Of Maine Were
greatly relleved tuesday TO receive tele.
gram from New York saying the ship had
Is west. as it will be ememfered it was
thought the burning vesse! seen off Hatteras
was the State of Maine,
a quiet wedding took place at the resi-
d-nee OF Capt Joshua B. Nichols Monday
morning when his daughter Ellen Eliza
9e'h' was united IN Marriage to Daniel II
pl"Ae, ~. ohiy 'le immaculate az feiatlVes OF
tI'e ami W. t''e'Iii', nc teIehiULS
couple left by the afternoon train via. san
Francisco for Kobe, japan, W here they viii.
reside,
fireman M'HliFeIy fost, " A r., Is
hi@hlhg l1e necessary preparations 70 enter
- i,,t 1. .(. an Nv, W.
II IS hoptN 'he 1'nrades from az over the
sV"H'E VIA come bearing thelf BASKET OF
go" 'iiHsS anu ehJoS tI'E s9'ldi gathering
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'oI N'ea anu " -Vil tile Grams Jay louh-
H%'iUH i'i V'ie lighter 100" liIaI Is Always
NORTH SEARSPoKT ITEMS.
Miss Matte Colsou il at home. from Pa,
HarLor.
Miss Lillian f. ScrIhner has returned from