The Republican journal., 1897-10-07
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

ding trip.
Fred Sawyer arrived home from Boston
Tuesday.
Schooner E. L. Warren sailed Monday for
New York.
George Marks lighted fires in his brick
kiln Monday.
Miss Laura Curtis is at Pittstied, Mass.
for the winter.
Webster Staples is employed at the Food
Fair in at Boston.
Tyler Crockett and wife are in Boston for
a few weeks visit
Miss Harriet Trussell has been visiting at
Capt. Dennis Griffin's.
Bark Iolani, Capt. C. C. Mcclure, arrived
at Hong Kong Sept. 29th
Mrs 0. H. Fernald left Monday for a visit
to friends in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. John Williams advertses her house
for sale at a great bargain
/ Pian L. Gikey of Rochester, n, H. is in
town looking over his farm.
Mrs. c. c. Mcclure and Mrs c. n. Coson
left for New buryport, Mass, Friday.
The tirsl smets of the season were caught
at Trundy's wharf Thursday evening.
Melvin Smart left for his nome in Reading,
Mass, by steamer Penobscat Monday.
Master j c. Dutch has Just completed ex-
tensive repairs at the steamboat wharf.
Harry Elkins and Andrew Pendleton have
gone 10 Boston in search of employment
Mrs j, n Pendleton, after several weeks
in town, returned to Hampden, Tuesday
Hattie Roulston has gone to Fort Fair
field where she will remain several months.
Margaret B. Sargent is in Boston for her
fall stock of millinery, and will return the
oth.
Tie meetings at the Advent chapel are
continued. and quite religious interest is
manifested.
Mrs. Parse and daughter, Mrs. Clark, re-
turned home Friday after brief visit to Mr.
j. Il. Lane.
Fred C. Park left Saturday for Bangor
where he has employment with S. L. Crosby
Il Co, taxerdermists.
Messrs. Nickerson, Spratt and Greeley
are loading schooner Senator with hay for
their Bar Harbor trade.
Miss Minnie Thompson of Trenton and
Miss Ella DevereauX of Ellsworth are the
guests of Maud B. Cocord.
Capt. James McGilvery joined Kimball's
excursion to Albany and down the Hudson
and will be absent ten days
Warren Carr, wife and daughter of Bath
who have been visiting Mr., Carrs mother,
leave for home to-day, Thursday.
Fastnet Erskine and Alice NJ. McKenney
rode down from Bncksport on their wheels
Saturday and spent Sunday in town.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage at RoXbury, Mass. Friday Oct. list,
OF Frank 2. Decro and Grace NJ Crockett.
Mrs. A, d. Pendeton has gone to Phila-
delphia II meet Capt Pendleton, who has
iust arrived in his ship, the Emma F. Whit
pey.
Capt. F. A. Curtis ana Joseph P. Curtis
returned from their hunting trip Saturday.
Aits CdIluItU Il ueGT anu numerous part
ridge.
Raymond Grant viii sell his farming tools
by auction Monday Oct. 11th at 10 a. N. A
free lunch Will he served at noon at his
house
Miss Cassie Davis fell Tuesday and struck
her head on the side of a barrel. She was
unconscious for time but it is hoped she is
ont of danger.
DR., W. B. Flint and F. Il. Mead were ab-
sent Two days last week on hunting trip in
Thorndike. They report game scarce in
that locality.
= II. Black and wife left last Thursday
for their home III Shanghai. They intend to
visit friends at Portland, Oregon befo re TAX
ing the steamer for China.
Mr.. 8. NJ. Plummer and family, on their
way from Trenton to their home in Philadel-
phia, spent several days with Mrs. j. C.
Nickels here the past week.
Mrs. George A Nichols, her daughter Lii
La and son Amos, arrived from Hong Kong
via. San Francisco Saturday They were
met at Boston by her son George, who ac-
companied them home.
The harvest supper and entertainment
under the auspices of the ladies' circle of
the Congl. society will take place this, Thurs
day, evening at Union Hall. Supper at 6
o'clock entertainment at s. Admission
% cts.
The young ladies who are selling tickets
TO the concert to be given by the blind per-
formers at Union Hall, Oct. 18th, are meeting
with great success, and we predict for them
afull house and substantial benefit for the
institution.
About hundred from Castine, largely
from the Normal School, made an excursion
here steamer Silver Star Saturday, ac-
companying the base ball club, who were on
their way to play the Red Seals at Stockton.
Teams were secured and nearly all went
over to witness the game. On their return
a part of the company took supper at the
Searsport House.
B. 0. & S. M, Sargent's horse "Jim' met
with severe accident Sunday evening. He
got his head through opening in the side
of the stall, and becoming frightened and
pulling back came near dislocatng his neck
and but for the attendance of vetinary sur-