The Republican journal., 1898-03-03
SEARSpORT LOCALS.

hlgh grade luOsp Dalt.
Ida Curtis and friend, Mrs Castle, are
making a short visit III town.
Harry Perry LETT by train Monday for
Houlton to visit his brother Joseph
Miss Ethel Nichols entertained the Junior
v hist Club at her home Monday evening.
Phineas Pendleton Engine Co. held their
regular March meeting Tuesday evening.
Bark Lucy A. Nickels, Capt. Amos Dow
arrived at New York Feb, 22d from Hong
Kong.
Ship Gov Robe, Capt Amos Nichols, ar
rived at New York Feb. sd from Hong
Kong.
F II. Mead, principal Of the High school,
las gone To Folklore, Mass TO spend his va
cation
Monthly contribution at the Cong'l church
in tie afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Gilkey, who has been visiting
lea father and mother returned to her home
in Camden Monday
Freeman Nj Gllvey Pest have extended
an invitation 10 members of Geo, s. Cobb
Fost Of Camden to visit them
A masonic jewel was lost Sunday from
one Of the ot1icer's collars. Ii lett with CHI
ion Whttum he viii be obliged
Nathaniel Larrabee and daughter Cora of
Rookiand were in town Sunday to attend
n ,,ff 4 I
Capt. c. n. Meyers and wife lett 10y steam
tt Monday tor Boston to JOIN his vessel the
baik Mabel l, Meyers loading at that port
for Rosario.
Mss Maud B. Colcord met her friend, Miss
Nichols, from Buckport on steamer Penol
scot Monday for a trip to Boston, Where
they viii visit friends.
The meeting of the whist club at G. A. R.
Hall last Friday evening had the largest at
tendance of any Of the series, A very
pleasant evening was spent.
The annual supper and entertainment of
the NJ. E. Church will be given at Union
Hall this, Thursday, evening. Candy, ice
cream, etc, on sale. Admission % cents
Supper at Is, standard time Entertainment
at s.
One of the most important articles in the
warrant for the March town meeting is to see
what the town will do to induce a wood
working establishment to locate here 1t
will be the part Of wisdom for our citizens
to deal very literally with this mar ufactory
The remains Of Capt. Augustus A LARA
bee of schooner Marcellr+ arrived by train
from Gloucester, Mass, Saturday evening
and the funeral services took place from the
Nj. E. church Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of Charles A. Murch Encampment,
Sears Lodge l. 0. o. F and Mariners Lodge
f. 4 A. M, Capt. Larrabee having been a
member of each of these societies. After
the church service, conducted by Rev O. H.
ternald, the Masonic burial service was per-
formed, The interment was at Elmwood
cemetery in The east Village
KAEI-DAe1EIs Anexceedinglv pretty
Yet quiet wedding occurred this afternoon
at O'Clock At the home Of the bride on Bos.
toh Court. Tie contracting parties Were
Mss Laura Belle Packard and Mr. George
AVN Daniels Rev. Scion Lauer, Unitarian
nIf ister iron san Diego, performed the
ceremony. The bride Wore d gown of W hite
tasl mtre trimmed with MORE ribbon chiffon
ami pearl passementerie. The house was
tastetuAY decorated i'll smilax add violets.
Only relatives of the contracting parties
W I'll essed the ceremony. Miss Packard has
been the popular assistant-ibra ian at the
lubilC library, and was the first 10 hold that
tfhte, having served for seven Years. Mr.
Daniels Is Of the milling firm OF Mann &
Daniels of this city. After the.c4remony a
dainty wedding luncheon as served Mr.
and Mrs. Daniels leave tomorrow for a
weeks stay at Catalina. No announcement
calGs have been issued and they will be at
hone after March 10. The weddir guests
were Mesdames Packard, Daniels Farris,
Ian son, Root, Sanborr, Lauer; Messrs
Root, Farris, E. Lu Farris, Dame s, Lauer
Misses Lamson, Cox, Root, Miss Cornelia
Rect Pasadena, Calf, Star, Feb 10
Tie following particulars are tasen from
recent Tacoma dailies; Capt. Thorn As NJ ole
stad, master of schooner Newsboy. arrived
in the city to-day on sad errapd, that of
burying his entire family all OF WI ON died
on the Asiatic coast. His wife Fona Carver
died in the hospital at Hakodate. Japan
Dec. 10, some days after the birth of her
second child, which lived but five hours
The captain was obliged to sail for San
Francisco, but when he left Japan his wife
was thought to be wei on the road TO recoy.
cry. Upon his arrival at San Francisco he
learned OF her death and that her bodv had
been sent to Tacoma for burial At the time
be sailed he took with him two little Baskets
containing the rema ns of his two children.
the older one, Rose De Carver, having died
Nov. 20, at Tientsin, China Mrs. Molle-
stad's mother, Mrs Carver, and brother
Roscoe, who is employed by the Tacoma
Mill Co., reside in the city. The funeral
took place Feb. -, from Hoska's unde rtaking
parors, the services being those of the Evan.
gelical Lutheran church, Rev A, C. Apda
officiating. Flags On all the schooners in the
harbor were lowered to halfmast as an
expression of sympathy for Capt. Mollestad
in his affection.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
H. B. Fernald is at home for shor; visit.
Miss Alfredo Black is at home from Kent's
Hill for short vacation.
E. W. Seavey is still confined to the house
by trouble with his eyes.
Too many applications for road commits
sioner. You cannot all have the office.
Our mail carrier is making good time.
although the travelling is very bad