The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-06-24
Scar SPORT LOCALS.

home for the summer,
Inez Dolliver left Wednesday morning to
visit friends in East Corinth.
S. A. Prescott has opened his ice cream
rooms in the Goodell Block.
Frank Sargent and john Widgren of the
Sailors Snug Harbor are IN town.
Edith CHM of Bucksport was in town this
week, the guest OF Grace E. Field,
Mrs. Edwin O. Eaton of East Boston is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Eliphalet Eaton.
Lizzie Carver of Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived
by steamer Penotscot Sunday morning.
Clifton Smell ard wife of Cottage City,
Mass, ale visiting at Mrs. William Meyers.
j. Freeman Closson ana family have NOV
ed 10 atervile, where lie has employment.
sel. Nlllald Salisbury, Capt Jennings
discharged cargo OF coal for Lane Tuesday.
The remains of Mrs. Jane Tibbetts We're
brought here from Belfast Tuesday for inter
ment.
Hervey Carr is at home while s"h. Georgia
GIllty is leading at New York for Mar
Unique.
Hoe Curtis, who has been attending
schCo at Boston, is at home for the summer
vacation.
Edwin GIfin, who has been attending
tie Roxtuly Mass, High 5, lool, returned
home Saturday.
George S, Sargent and wife left Monday
tor Boston, where they will remain during
the summer.
Mrs, Lydia a. Robinson arrived from
Rads1n, Kansas, Friday, and will make her
home with Capt. and Mrs. A A. Larrabee
Mrs. c. a. Coleord and her father, Mr..
George Bacon, arrived last week from
Bridgeport, Conn, and are at their summer
residence,
Maste,- from Bangor with a crew is
replacing eme of the piling, and recovering
he front part of the B. & B. S. S. Co.'S
wharf.
The Metropolitan base ball club desire us
10 publicly thank landlord w E. Grinnell
tpr his generous donation of supper to the
Castine nine which played here Saturday.
Sidney Moody was arraigned before w 7
c. Runnells, ESQ, last Friday on charge of
stealing goslings from Adelbert Cocord at
The Ha1bor. He was fined SO and costs,
amounting in all to $40. Dear goslings
Rev. r. G. Harbutt and wife, James NJ.
MoDougalI, j. A. Clement, F A. Went
worth, Fastnet Erskine and Lucy Sargent
attended the Waldo County Conference of
CGngl churches at Freedom this week
An exciting and interesting ball game was
played here Saturday between our High
school nine and the Castine second nine.
Some very brilliant plays We're made, re- |
sultlrg n a ore of / to 8 in favor of Sears
port.
The scholars OF the High school gave an
entertainment and dance aG Union Hail. |
Monday evening. Following is the pro
gramne Duet lay Jennie Curtis and Hen
gietta Ross sole, Grace f. Field; recitation. ,
Mrs. Jennie Gr;nnell SOLO Laura Nav Car
Yer song, Master Robert Nichols skirt
dance, Martha Ross remarks, Prof. F. Fl. /
Mead.
Boat service for Searsport after Monday,
June 2oth. VIII be as follows: Steamer City
Of Bangor will make landings here from
Boston On Tuesday and Thursday mornings,
AMI from Bangor Thursday and SATURDAY.
afternoons about o'clock. Steamer Penob- |
scot arrives from Bangor Sunday morning
as usual and returns from Bangor about )
o',.ock Monday afternoon.
cablegram received from Barbados. !
states that ship Belle of Bath, CAPTAIN
Curtis, which sailed from New York June . |
fol Hong Kong, has been totally lost by fire
al sea and that all ON board had been saved.
About one-haf of the ship was owned here
Capt Clifton Curtis, her commander, had an
insurance on his interest, and the parts own
ed by Mrs j. c. Nickes and Capt. E. d. P,
Nlckels We're also insured. The other own
ers II Searsport We're unprotected.
Lewis w and William P. Rich had their
boats and gear stolen Monday night. Fol
towing is a description of the boats lost.
twenty-five foot sloop boat, green top.
brown bottom. yellow bead around her.
black rail, white house with brown ton. IRON
l-litr on rudder head with a wooden handle
over NJ W t. Rich, cut in the wood. Deep
MatMcus built boat, with twofoot extern
SION put on her stern. Also 16foot lap
stripe around her; been built on TOP about
tour inches, with old rail left on Address
Rich Brothers, Searsport, Me.
NORTH SEARSPoRT ITEMS
T. O. Fernald is making some repairs on
his barn.
Hou A. E. Nickerson was in this vicinity
recently tuying hay.
The dance at the Grange hall June 18th
was success, some coming from Boston to
attend.
n. H. Littletield, just across the line in
Prospect, has as fine herd of jersey stock
as can be found in Waldo county.
There will be Fourth of july ball at the
Grange hall, North Searsport, Monday, july
9th. Come all and we will try to use YOU
right.
PROSPECT FERRY. Capt. S. S. Heagan and
Vile are visiting their mother, Mrs Matilda
Dow. Mrs. w, G. Harding left on last
Thursdays boat for Boston. She will ioin
her husband in Providence and 60 trip to
sea. Capt George Cummings of Bangor IS
visiting relatives and friends George