The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-10-08
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


fall stock of millinery.
John NJ. Stevens left Monday for short
business trip to Boston
ID. Y. Mitchell, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is convalescing rapidly.
E. c. Pike returned by train Monday from
a business trip to Massachusetts.
John B. Wiswell and daughter of Ellis
worth are visiting his sisters in town.
Mrs. d. S. Beals and Miss L. W. Edwards
left by train Monday morning for Boston.
Dr. F. W. Patch and wife Of South Franz
lngham, Mass. visiting DIR. E. III. Dur
gin.
Mrs. NJ. K. Black left for Everett Monday
to spend tie winter with ner son, H. B.
Black.
a. L. nevereaux and wife of Ellsworth
were JAe guests recently OF E. Dunbar and
VIE,
Capt. u. Goodell, Jr., and wife have re-
TUNED TO Boston after spending the summer
ia fcWn.
Clifford P Nichols, WHO is attending the
E Nj. @. Seminary, Bucksrort, spent sunday
III town.
Sch. Marcellus, Capt. A. A. Larrabee. ar
rived trlday with grain and freight tor A
j. NlCkerson.
Ship Centennial, Capt B, F. Colcord, ar
rived at San Francisco Oct. I'd, 127 days fro III
Montevideo.
Raymond r. Grant and wife left Thurs
day To spend the winter with his son il
Massachusetts.
Miss Ada Ridley left by train Saturday
morning Tor Maiden, Mass, to be absent
stH eral months.
Fred E. Whitcomb, agent of the American
Express Co, left Monday for his annual
Jrll 10 Massachusetts.
Fred z, Morrow, who has position in the
W I Telegraph department in Union Sta
tlon, Boston, Is at home for visit.
An epidemic of varicella is raging among
The children in town. Several of the little
ones are now quite i'll from that disease
Miss Frances E. Smith left Monday for
Maynard Mass, to attend the wedding of
her cousin, Annie Ai., daughter of Rev. Ed
win Smith.
Capt. d. G. Nichols has bought an inter
est i'll ship Emily Reed, recently arrived at
New York from the East, and left this week
TO take command
Capt. a. A. Auspland has bought the old
b. r Coicord store In the east village and
intends constructing a dwelling from the
material at the navy yard
While placing the Soldiers monument in
position Monday one of the large granite
caps Tell from the derrick breaking one of
the marble slabs and knocking a corner. off
the granite base.
he next session OF the Waldo County Adj
vent Conference will be held in Searsp0rt
opening Thursday, Oct. 10TH at D. m and
continuing over the following Sunday. A
cordial invitation to all.
Several here are in receipt from Gen.
Luther Stephenson of Invitations to the
marriage OF his daughter, Susan Gill, to our
former cltlzen, George Ashley Mitchell, on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 20th, at the National
Home, Iogus, Me.
Capt Samuel Curtis, Geo. E. Chaplin and
btnJ; FerhaId returned from their fishing
LIP uesuay. They report very stormy and
dlsagreeable weather, hut returned with a
catch of a thousand pounds
During the last days of the fishing season
al Swan Lake this tall, forty-tiva trout We're
taken weighing 13J pounds, an average of
lhfee pounds. The largest, weighing six
ana three-iourths pounds, was caught Nv II.
Maddeeks, and the smallest, weighing one
nan l'o"nd, Was caught by Frank f. Whit
toNt, Jr.
III ~ panntess Three Friends ana Com
ILlo"oIt are on lie railway at Jacksonville.
+ la UAdeI The guns OF the L. S. Revenue
tUllef boutwell,, having recently been on
several hlnuslerlhg expeditions to Cuba.
Ilulle all interest is taken here az d. Fl.
lJeNtreauN, former citizen, is engineer nf
the Dauntless W
Chas. Curtis and Enatha Robbins are
having good rum of business at their cider
mn near The Church of God Camp Ground
Two OF our sea captains went up recent1v
starting out with tandem team ana a fine
load Of fruit The return was made with a
slhg'e mitch and horse in tow They evil
dentlX experienced heavy weather as the
FtanHlhg rgglng on ei,, leader was in a
dllapidated condition.
NORTH sEARsPoRT ITEMS
Mrs. B. S. Small is on the sick LIST,
F. II, Cleaves has returned from Saxon
Vile, Mass
Selden Bowen of East Belfast visited
friends in town last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Perkins of Belfast is in town.
the guest ot Mrs E. G. Smart
Tie young babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w
Smart is Very i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Irene Whitcomb of Monroe is in
OO''4i 494tii4B IltI son, MI, ClNtr w ultCOnlb,
Joseph Green Of this place died last Sun
day at y. III. An obituary will be printed
next week
Miss Lillian f. Scrihner, who has been
very i'll for the past three weeks, is i1nprov-
ing rapidly.
Joseph Massnre and son Weldon o. Win
terport We're i'll town last week, visiting
James Massure.
Miss Minnie Nickerson of East Belfast
was in town last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. II P. Towle.
Eden Hartman and Bert Scrbner are at
wOrk at stone cutting on E. l.. Warren's
quarry in Prospect.
Ben jamin Merithew has returned from
Fort Point, where he has been employed for
the past three months.
Mrs. Harriet p Whittum of Sears port
village was in town last week, the guest of
Mrs. Marion Mathews.
Capt. and Mrs. Fred Clifford of Stockton
Springs We're in town last Sunday, the guests
OF Mrs. Florence Cleaves.
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Dorr of Prospect
We're in town last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dorr.
We wish to express our sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. George Tower in the loss of their