The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-02-04
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mrs. F. N. Eaton is visiting friends in
Waterville.
Capt. A. NJ. Ross is in New York on a
business trip.
Capt A. B. Colson has rented the D. c.
Nichols house.
Mrs G. W. Hichborn and daughter Emma
are at Newton. Mass.
A. E. Nckerson is loading sch, Winslow
Morse with hay for Boston.
C. o. Sawyer & Co. are putting in the
automatic system of lighting.
j. NJ. Stevens left by boat Monday to ac-
cept situation in Ellsworth.
Nickerson & Bailey have recently filed
several good orders for spools
Arthur Coleman cut his foot very badly
while chopplng in the woods last week
Edith Pendleton and Lucy Sargent left by
Tram FRIDAY for a visit to friends in Boston.
Mrs. Lincoln A. Colcord and family arriy-
ed overland from Tacoma Saturday even
ing.
Ship Abner Coburn, Capt j. P. Butman.
arrived at New York Feb LIST, 10 da,s from
Hiogo.
Wiliiston Grinneil and F g. Currier drove
up from Camden Monday and returned
Tuesday.
he degree team af Sears Lodge, |. 0. 0.
f., work the second degree next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Aberne Towle met with a severe ac
cident last week. She fell on an lev platform
and broke her wrist and dislocated her
thumb.
Miss Sarah Thurston has secured maya
zlnt club, and all the principal magazines
will be taken.
Ship Josephus, Capt P. r. Gilkey, arriv-
ed at New York, Jan. 18th, 119 days from
Hong Kong.
Steamer Rock land, since her return TO the
Rockland and Bucksport route, has been
well patronized.
The revival meetings at the M. E. church
are continued this week, MIR. Henderson.
the evangelist, remaining
E. S. Cyphers, who has been emploved in
Rockland and Camden, arrived home Fri.
day for two weeks vacation.
n W. Woods and wife, who have been
visiting relatives AID friends in town. left
tor their home i'll Boston Monday.
Fred r. sweetser of New London, Conn.
arrived by train Saturday evening and will
Capt. Phineas Pendleton has bought a
ilu4. fahch az a Alameda, Cal, and his house
nod goods Will shortly be removed there
Clement Adams are advertising their
annual mark down sales of certain lines of
oi3 eoous' OF which they are overstocked.
I. 1. Merrill & Son are receiving A fine lot
OF logs. and the indications are that tbev
Will be Kept busy while the high water lasts.
The schools in town closed Friday for a
vacation OF eleven weeks Miss Lillian
tunnels IS to begin a private school next
week. noA'
Capt. Z. c. Mcclure and wife left bv train
ior New York Saturday Mrs. Mcclure will
return nome alter her husbands vessel bark
Iolanl, sails. N
The "Dirigo Club" which started last
"Neh WIN Hylhg colorS and a charter mem
bershlp of twenty-five, gave promise Of a
long ana prosperous career but,
"A party OF young people drove over from
! t5e'ld frlday evening and had supper at
the Motel, after which pleasant social
evening was passed in the hotel parlors.
+. Wentworth hauled his new fishing
camp to Swan Lake Monday. and nH,i+n
party was on the Ice fishing that dav a.
trout was taken, and some smells tLat
NeisA@o lhfee-quarters OF a pound each
: petition ls in circulation for the s1,ors
lno electric railroad, which has hean
h0u4eTousiy signed; also a re,uonstra,,t
against closing our fish wers a nfrtinn ~ |
eaeA week, thereby running the business ",
this vicinity. '''-"e's Ill
Q''lle an interest was taken here in tba
I1infily' Boston pilot boat No :, in her ifrbt !
S Sr,n 'ne storm asst week, as Frank r
gurus Was formerly one of the boat keanars
VI utH Satisfaction felt VIII
arrival IN port was reported '"Ao
The sixteenth birthday of (,brSt;o,, T..
"eaNor was celebrated here Tueslav a,- ~
tuE ~ rally at the conference room
pa vi fifteen came over from Belfast pa
n LIAR were made by Rev. r. G Harbutt
i ueo. > Mills and others, solo, givep |
by MIS- Grinnel and Mrs. Rntmam So So
which cake and coffee vera Sarin'I altef
upper hall. GU III 1he
H. - 1o ,a, meeting was held at G. A R |
nan Monday afternoon in the intaraa+
securing shoe manufactorv Erort, tt1 'o VI
Poies u committees it was learned that GOV
era thousand dollars had been SUBSCRIBED |
anu as an answer to the last commnnication'
ii l1 hroc ton party had not been receir-
eu Vne meeting was adjourned to tho sa,,,o
place next Monday afternoon 'i0 '"ile
me Belfast High School class of or 90
colnPah1ea by School Superintendent Rr;cI
rooh d SlelPh ride Monday evening and were
served with one of landlord Grinnall,s mor
ular suppers very ENJOYABLE sac;p1
esehlhg was passed. The following are The
n nai OF those present: F. S. Brick. David |
pelrce Ellis, Elizabeth K. Robins R Ba,nti
. ., suckney, LIZ Ltteteld, Leila Havans
George Holmes, Ethel Barr, Helen Dunton
Anne anne Chaples, Ralph O'ConnelI H arold
Slhiey, Ola Ryder, Emeroy CHM Frsni,
wilson, Grace Dodge. i"nA
NORTH sEARsPoRT ITEMS.
Frank Dow has returned from ,fosso,
sets. ioA "idssacnu-
Delbert Nickerson of this place shot a orou
fox last week Peo 'no' grey |
Charles Gray of Prospect is in the eo,,ou
of Herbert Black 10 =" 'he employ
FRANK Herrick has returned from vovooa
on the briny deep. voyage
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. GRAY of Prosnao+ 1;s;+
ed at A Stinson's last Sunday, '-'i0-
Walter Moody of Standpoint has birod
with VIII George for the winter 'io"
mere VIII be masked ball at the Granoe |
HAIL. Feb. 18th. If stormy, Feb. 18th.
Washington Bowen of Belfast has hean j.,
town lately, the guest of Mrs Martha Cbasa
Mrs. Mary Smart, who has been verv III
ior the past month with erysipelas. ia i'm |