The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-05-06
SEARSPOKT LOCALS.

1rampS are getIlng numerous IN town.
Mrs. c. n Meyers arrived home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Samuel Park has been visiting friends
at the Harbor.
for the summer.
Frank Morrow left Saturday for a short
trip TO Boston.
Sch. Senator is loading hay by Nickerson
for Bar Harbor.
j. H. Kneeland made a business trip to
Bangor Saturday.
Miss L. W. Edwards has returned from
Boston with new goods.
Sch. Marcellus, Capt. Larrabee, is loading
brick for Boston market.
Capt A V. Nickels left Tuesday for a
business trip to New York.
James W. Ford left on the steamer City of
Bangor Saturday for Boston.
Capt. A, A. Auspland is making extensive
repairs on schooner Banner.
Mrs ]. W. Black and daughter Edna vis-
tied friends in Rock land last week.
ShuJe took buckboa party to the socia-
BILE at knyvetta Hall in Park Tuesday even
ing,
c. II. Monroe has sent for material and
will begin the manufacture of bicycles
soon.
More than fifty of our citizens attended
the Sousa concert at Belfast Friday after
noon.
Marion Lewis, who has been spending the
winter III Brooklyn, returned home this
week.
Rev. Almond j Rackliff of Hudson, Mass,
arrived by boat Tuesday for short visit in
town.
S. A. Prescott is visiting his son, who is
in the employ of the Boston & Maine R. r.
at Boston.
Frank Decrow, who has position with
the West End r. r, Co, Boston, is at home
for a vacation
There will be no service at the Congl
church next Sunday morning, Meetings in
the evening as usual.
Frank E. Whitcomb has caught at Swan
Lake Two land locked salmon weighing
3 II and IL pounds
G. j. Shaw of Hartland arrived by train
Saturday evening, and will remain on Sears
Island for the season.
Rev. o. Fl. Fernald and Past Master E. j
" entworth are in attendance at the Grand
Lodge of Nlasons at Portland.
Mrs. }. G. Nickels accompanied by her
sisters, Misses Sarah and Virginia Thomp-
son, arrived home by steamer City of Ban
gor Tuesday.
a liberal reward will be paid for informa-
ton that will convict the parties who broke
Tie glass in three street lamps, completely
destroying one.
home from Brooklyn, \. Y, Saturday morn
ing and will spend the summer in their cot
tage at the Harbor.
The Light Guard Cadets reorganiz4d Mon
day evening with w. B. Trundy, Captain,
A. W. Allen, 1st Sergt., W. X. Staples and
F. X. Sawyer, Corporals.
Will Curtis, who is employed at Alonzo
Knights bakery supply establishment, SO
Commercial street, Boston was called home
by the death of his brother.
Sch. A. j. Whitney, Capt Charles Closson
made her sixteenth trip to Rockland this
week since Feb. 1st having in the time car
red $40 cords of kiln wood
Our dealers who have been selling Paris
green, hellebore, etc, are obliged under the
new law to give ul the sale, as the business
is strictly forbidden except by druggists.
At a caucus held Wednesday evening the
following We're elected delegates to the Re-
publican Congressional convention at Wa
tervllle May 18th &. f. Adams E. Hob
kins, j. A. Colson, E. U. Pike The dele
gates were instructed for E. c. Burleigh.
The Odd Fellows held an anniversary
service at the NJ E. church last Sunday with
an address by Rev. O. H. Fernald, d. D.
About thirty members We're present and
made tue appearance. The address was
largely historical and was much appreciated
not only by the members of the order pres
ent. but the audience generally.
PARK ITEMS. Mrs. A. P. Walker. who
has been spending the winter in Boston
with her daughter, Mrs. Hardy, returned
last week very much out of health. . Last
Saturday the Stars and Stripes were flung
TO the breeze at the "Pendleton homestead"
on arrival at their summer home. :. Irving
Pendleton, who is attending the seminary at
Bucksport, was in town Saturday and Sun
day. M. 81. Peaslee, who has fine red and
black span, IS cutting quite a dash Does
every one know that a tablespoonful of vine
gar put into the water in which tough meat
is cooked will make it tender? Now is lust
the time to try it when so much tough meat
is being sold.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Bonnie Fernald is slowly improving.
Mrs. George Towers is very sick. Dr. Cole
OF Swanville is attending her
Mr. Lewis Stevens of Boston, Mass, is
VI.
Frank Black of this place began work for
Wing Lowe of Winterport May 3rd. Frank
is good boy and has no trouble in getting
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Curtis have lost their
youngest son, bright boy of nine years of
age. He was buried at this place last Satur-
day, They have the sympathy of the com
munity in their bereavement.
The North Searsport Cemetery Co. will
set their new iron fence as soon as the
ground will permit. All interested in the
yard will be expected to do something for
the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus NJ Curtis of Frank
fort desire to express their appreciation of
sympathy, and kind attention, of neighbors,
and North Searsport friends, during the re-
cent illness and burial of their son.
SwANy1LLE. H. R. Dawson of Monroe
was presented with very nice teachers
Bible last Sunday by the people who live in
the vicinity of the Young school house. Mr.
Charles Walker made some appropriate
remarks as he handed the Bible to Mr.