The Republican journal., 1897-06-17
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Capt. f. P. Nichols of Bucksport was in
town this week.
A E. Trundy has received a cargo of lum-
her by sch. Whiting.
Mrs. Lucy Richards of Standpoint is
visiting friends i'll town.
Fred r. Swee,ser of New London, Conn.
is at home for the summer.
Mrs. Fred Gilkey returned to her home in
Camden by steamer Monday.
Mrs A j. Nickerson arrived home from
Portland Saturday evening.
Cart. Wilson n, West and wife arrived
by steamer Penobscot Sunday
Miss Grace Crockett returned Monday
from visit to friends in Bangor.
Mackerel and porgies are reported in the
bay, and two sharks have been seen.
G. f. Marks is making an extension and
great Improvements at his brick yard.
Capt. Israel Closson has been placed in
conn and Of schooner George Quincy.
A f. Nickerson loaded schooner Mary
a large delegation from here attended the
drama at the Harbor Tuesday evening,
Mrs Amanda Catln of Philadelphia is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Nichols.
Capt Royal Gilkey, wife and daughter
are at Mrs. Warehouses; for the summer.
Mrs Theodate Tenney and son of Houton
/.
W. b Sawyer has secured a situation at
somerville, Mass, and left by steamer Mon
day
Capt. Albert \. Blanchard and wife ar
rived home from Liverpool Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Clara Blanchard and daughter Alice
Pendleton.
Blanche " hittum, who has been teaching
at Berlin Falls, n. H., arrived home by
train Friday
Bark Mabel l. Meyers, Portland for
Brdgewater, \. S, was spoken June 9th on
Roseway Bank.
Mrs. E. L. Griffin and daughter Mabel and
Mr. Clifton Curtis arrived by steamer Pc
nobscot Wednesday.
Miss Celia Sargent, who has been attend
ing the Burdette Business College, Boston,
arrived home Wednesday.
Mrs. &. B. Holmes and daughter, who
have been living at Kents Hill for the past
year, returned Wednesday,
Sch. Marcellus lays in the stream loaded
with spool edgings awaiting the arrival of
Capt. Larrabee from the west.
Mrs. Judith Hardy and Mrs. H. W At
kinson arrived Wednesday to spend the
summer at the Searsport House.
Steamer NJ. & NJ. has discontinued calling
at Searsport, as she was unable to make rail
road connections under that schedule.
Robert f. sullivan, who has been employ
ed as clerk at the National Hotel, East ST.
LOUIS arrived home by train Friday.
Bert Colcord, Sidney Sargent and VIII
Gjlkey. Who attended the Seminary at Kents
Flll, are at home for the summer vacation.
The schools in town close this week. The
grammar school will give an exhibition and
exercises at the school house Friday after
noon,
Melvin y. Smart who rode his bicycle
from Boston to Searsport, left Monday for
home, riding to Winterport TO visit a friend
there before staring
E H Coleman exhibited in the village
laa l,ol
hundred pounds captured by his son in one
of the Sears Island weirs
John DoIloff, lineman for the W. I. T.
Co, was IL town Wednesday and moved
tile telegraph office to the residence of Miss
Georgia Ford on Bayview place.
Steamer Castne advertises an excursion
on Sunday, June 90 leaving Pitchers wharf,
Belfast, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and Searsport at
1885, arriving at Islesboro at II Returning,
leaving lslesboro at O'Clock p M, for Scar
port and Belfast. Tickets % cts.
Sears Lodge has extended an invitation to
Garfield Lodge, l. o. o. F., of Winterport
to be present at fraternal gathering, and
about thrty-tive of the members accom-
painful pA INCH ChttlicuI utSItt team Will
be present and confer the second degree up-
on several candidates.
The members of Palestine Commandery.
Belfast, and ladies', will make a pilgrimage
to Searsport June 24th, St. Johns Day. on
steamer Silver Star, arriving at Searsport
about II a. In. After short parade and
social meeting a collation. and clam bake
will be served in Mosman Park at o. M
The steamer will leave about .. IN.
BLACK-W EEKs. Last Wednesday after
noon Charles E. Black and Miss Gertrude
May w eeks We're married at the Congrega-
tonal parsonage by Rev. Mr.. Sims and at
once departed on their wedding tonr for
Searsport, Maine. taking the 5 O'Clock boat
IRON Boston. They will be absent about
two weeks and upon their return will reside
at 100 Trenton street, where they will be at
home to their friends Sept. 18th, from to 10
0 clock. Mr.. Black is the gentemanly fore
man OF the grocery store of Mrs. K. R. Ell
bridge, Emerson street, and his host of
friends wish him much Joy in his matrimo.
NAL voyage. trusting that it will be much
more pleasant than the stormy ocean trip he
took Wednesday. Miss Weeks is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Luzon Weeks of Tren-
ton street, and is a young lady much below
ed by large circle of friends for her many
charming qualities and of course will re-
telve her share of the good wishes. Mel
rose Reporter June 18th.
The Children's Day Festival at the Meth
odist church came off Sunday evanino TO tha