The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-06-03
SEARSPORT LOCALS,


Name Falk returned fro III Medfeld Sun
day.
Geo. L. Hammons spent Memorial day
with his parents.
Mrs \. j. Nickerson is making a short
stay III Portland.
Capt. A. A. Larrabee leaves this week for
Hadoam, Kansas.
Mabel Trimm has been visiting her cou-
SIN, Mrs. b. B. Gerry.
NJ. F. " entworth captured a thee pound
trout at swan Lake Saturday.
Nora Field OF Ciiftondale Mass, $ visit
ing her uncle, Chesley Mathews.
Tuttle's photograph stuGlo Is open for the
week beginning tuesday, june LIST.
L. G. Paine and brother spent Sunday at
Sw Lake, the guests OF j. ii. Lanc.
W ork in the second degree next Tuesday
evening by Mariners Louge, f. x A. Nj.
. sch. kLode Island, Capt. j. Z. Butman,
lett New 1olh last W eek lot Martinique.
Ba1k st. Lucle, Capt. j. I. Erskine, sailed
fIom New AoIk MAY 21st tor bahia, Brazil
Charles A. Lynch OF Washington was
registered at the searslort House Tuesday
There viii be social dance at &. \. K.
Han Friday evening, under the auspices Of
tle base OatI nlne. Tickets Dc.
n. Z. pLute conveyed blackboard party
10 tie ham game AT belfast 1uesuay alter
lUOu.
Thomas Rich and Timothy Porter are
STRENGTHENING and repairing tie Long Cove
brldge
Sidney j Treat left 10y steamer Monday to
at
harbor.
Sch klttit LaNry discharged a cargo Of
-four last Week tor }. NJ. -Alues Co., stock
ton sprlngs.
Mrs. JOHN a. Carver has gohe to Brockton
Mass, IL. visit her daughter, Mrs. j. X.
Richardson.
Ship GOV. Robe, Capt. Amos Nichols
SANTA hon Newcastle \, S. " ., May l2th
To- Hong hulg.
John AverlA has launched his sloor, the
Corporation, ana Is preparing her Tor the
SUMNER season.
Frank Dec1ow lett Friday to resume his po-
sluon as conductor on the " est End street
RalIOad, Boston,
Eugene Rendell, Samuel Arnson and Geo
DAVIDSON OF Boston are spending Two weeks
at the Savary farm
Some of our more aged ladies have caught
the bicycle craze, and are becoming quite
expert on the silent steed.
Quite party of our young folks attended
the Belfast Band minstrel entertainment at
belfast last trlday evening.
Sch Marcellus, Capt. A. a. Larrabee ar
1ived from Boston early this week with
freight for the traders in town.
a
York, where he concluded negotiations for
the sale Of bark Adam W Spies
Leander Sargent and Clifford Nichols
spent several days at Swan Lake and re-
turned Monday with tN o fine trout.
Fred c. Park has situation with Frazer,
the taXerdermist, Sudbury street, Boston,
and lett by steamer Penobscot Friday,
Capt. sewall c. Lancaster left Tuesday to
take command OF ship W. j. Rotch, now
Loading at New York Tor San Francisco
Mrs. f. D, Cocord and daughter Maud,
Florence Carver and Anita Griffin, are at
tending commencement exercises at the t.
NJ. g. Seminary, Bucksport.
Charles Barney and wife have arrived
home for tie summer. Mr. Barney VIII fill
any orders tor repairing at his foundry which
are given Inn during tile season,
Rev. r. 6. Harlmtt returped from Clifton
Smlngs last week and viii conduct the ser
vices as usual sunday, Monthly contribu-
tiou III tie mo1Amg tor the support Of the
gosIel.
Mrs. W II. West and daughter Eta, who
made tie voyage with Capt, v est to Rosa
TO III schooner Saline Ton, returned home
last Week. Capt " est has taken the schUon-
er 10 Polt Royal to load lumber for Boston,
The steamer Castlne has been chartered
tur al eNtulslon to Castlne next Saturday,
June 9th, leaving SeaTslJIt at II d IN. The
eXCulslOnlsts VIII be able 10 witness ball
galnt heIv eel the o. X. and Metropolitan
hines.
Capt. Charles NJ. Nichols, who recently
arrived at Hong Kong, Will 60 from there to
San Francisco by steamer to take command
OF ship A. D. Fuller. Amos Dow, who has
been 1irst officer with Capt. Nichols, Will as
sumo command Of bark Lucy a. NickeIs.
Mrs. Willard Griffin returned home Tues
day t1om all extended foreign trip, IN which
she visited Japan, China, India, England
and the Continent IL ariy competing the
circumference Of the world. She viii remain
short time before returning to California
at the home OF her father, Capt. j W Me
Gilvery.
Memorial exercises were conducted here
per General Orders The services at the NJ.
L church Sunday We're attended by about
thirty OF tie comrades in line, the Light
Guard Cadets acting as escort to the veter-
ans Rev. r, G. Harbutt was present and
assisted at the opening. Rev o. I'll Fer
maid s sermon was listened to by the large
audience present with rapt attention The
singing was feature OF tie service. Mon
day morning decorations We're placed
by the committee at the monument
and comrades detailed TO the several
cemeteries within the jurisdiction of Free
man McGilvery Post. On account of rain the
exercises for the afternoon at the monument
were postponed. A portion of the service
was performed p connection with the pro-
gram at Union Hall. The Grafton by Rev
o. II. Fernald was of an historic character
and very instructive. His eulogy on the
& orious service performed by the Union
soldiers of the late war was highly appre-
Grated by the veterans present. After the
hall service the Cadets marched to the
monument and fired a salute of three volleys
which for precision and unison was excel
lent.