The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-11
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

$1,000
in the year 1888.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. F. Wentworth returned
from Boston last week.
W. F. Runnells Of Newburyport, Mass
was in town this week.
DR. W. 3. Flint made a professional visi
to Thorndike Saturday.
Miss Presina r. Downs of Rockland is
visiting friends in town.
Mariners Lodge will confer the third de
gree next Tuesday evening.
Photographer futile will open his rooms
to-day, Thursday, for one week.
Bark c. P. Dixon, Capt n. F. Gilkey, ar
rived at Port Elizabeth, Oct. Goth.
Ship Josephus, Capt. P. r. Gilkey, sailet
from Manila, Nov. I'd, for New York.
Sch. r. w. Hopkins, Capt. G. W. HIGH
born, arrived at Port Tampa Sunday.
Mrs. Laura E. Trundy has returned from
a visit to her daughter in Somerville, Mass
Mrs. 0. c. Young left by train Tuesday
morning to join Capt. Young in Philadelphia
Sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. A. G. Closson, has
just discharged cargo of coal for j. Ii
Lane.
Capt, A. n. Blanchard left Tor London las
week to take command of his ship, the Ban
galore.
Mrs. Zvephia Doane of Harwichport
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. E
Grinnell.
Bark Mabel l. Meyers arrived at Pernam
buco Oct. 3lst from Buenos Ayres, to loat
for New York.
Ship Title E. Starbuck, Capt. Eben Curtis
arrived at Honolulu Oct. 23d to load sugar
for New York
Ebert J. Monroe is residing with his
brother, C. II. Monroe, and is employed il
his jewery store.
Among the arrivals this week were Mrs
S. A. Stevens, Mrs. G. A Nichols, Mrs. E
I'll. Durgin, Mrs NJ Sargent.
Miss Grace O. Field, who has been visit
ing friends in Bangor and Bucksport, re
turned by steamer Monday.
A lady in this village has lost a red plush
purse. The owner will be pleased to receiv,
it, if left with j. W. Black.
Miss Laura NJ. Carver went to Rockan(
Monday to attend the golden wedding O
her uncle, Col. L. D. Carver.
Williston Grinnell of Camden and D B
Southworth of Belfast were registered a
the Searsport House Saturday,
Mrs. G. A Nichols, who returned from
Boston Tuesday, will soon leave with he
family to reside in Maiden, Mass.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt will speak in TIN
Swanville church next Sunday evening OF
Neal Dow and the prohibition law.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E
church will give sociabe at the parsonage
next Thursday evening All are invited.
Mrs, Michael Kane received a severe in
jury the past week by bad fall, dislocatin
her shoulder and breaking the collar bone.
E. j. Wentworth AID L. M. Sargent wen
to Bangor Tuesday to meet Grand lecture
Sleeper, who is instructing the District Der
mites.
Capt. a, S. Pendleton, after short visit
returned to Philadelphia Tuesday to Join hi
ship, which is loading at that port for Shang
hal. He will be accompanied on the voyag
by his wife aud daughter.
c. F. Hill has black yearing bull which
is inclined to be vicious and has caused hin
great amount of trouble. Parties hav,
made several attempts to shoot him. One o
our older citizens remarked How we mis-
old Indian Joe Mitchell at such times"
Thomas Tony of Frankfort was arraigne,
before Trial Justice Runnells Monday
charged with burning oprague hall at tina
place recently. He was bound over in til
sum of 81 800, and failing to secure bail wa
committed to Jail by deputy sheriff Blancl
ard, who had him in charge.
The Boston Globe Of the Sth has cut {
Col l.. D. Carver and wife, and announce
the celebration of their golden wedding
which took place Tuesday evening at thei
home on Pleasant street, Rockland Co
Carver having for time resided in Sears
port his numerous friends here will be pleas
ed TO learn of the enjoyable occasion.
Adjutant James A. Colson of Freema
McGilvery Post has compiled a most eX
haustive roster of all the recruits, drafte
men and substitutes who went into the arm
and navy and were accredited to Searsport
also all those who furnished substitutes
This record will be invaluable to MANY G
our people, and possibly to their children
children. 1t has so far been labor of Low
on the part of Mr.. Colson, but we have n
doubt that when our citizens understand tn
amount Of research required in compilin
such work, and its inestimable value +
our town in the future, substantial recon
pense will will be given Mr.. Colson for hi
labor.
NORTH SEARSPOR ITEMS.
Welman Moulton and wife left for Bosto
last week.
Harry Moore is at home from Boston TO
short visit.
Frank M. Eastman of Prospect was il
town Sunday.
p. R. Hazwell and wife of Monroe were il
town last Sunday.
A. Stinson attended the veterans meetin
in Morrill, last week.