The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-04-27
sEARSPORT LOCALS.

Women's missionary meeting Friday after
neon at upper conference room.
Will Dix has situation on ship W. a.
Conner with Capt. j. I. Erskine
Rev. Edwin Smith has removed from Bed
ford, Mass, to Balardvale, Mass.
Frank Curtis and wife of Massachusetts
are visiting Mr.. Curtis sister, Mrs. E. Dun
bar
Mrs D. S. Beals will have an opening of
spring millinery on Thursday and Friday of
this week
Charles Averill and Andrew Lorrimer
eft last week for Baltimore to join bark
c. 2. Dixon.
Mrs Theodate Tenney of Houlton is
making a short visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mara Black.
Capt. E. 2. Nichols OF Bucksport was in
town Tuesday, ON his way home from a tri p
to New jersey,
Rev. j. E. Q. Sawyer of Syracuse, n ",
has been secured to deliver the Memorial adj
dress here May $0th,
Mrs Willard Griffin of Alameda. Cal,
5 visiting her father and mother Capt. and
Mrs. J. W. AteGilvery.
Mrs. L. A Colcord and daughter Joanna
have gone to New York to join Capt. Colcord
Il the ship State OF Maine.
Peter Ward and Chesley Mathews have
gone to Belfast TO work on the schooner to
be built there this summer.
c. f. Gordon returned last week from a
very pleasant week 5 visit to his nephew, c.
G Sheldon, in Exeter, n. H.
Mrs. c. c. Mcclure left for New York
Tuesday to JON Capt. Mcclure, who arrived
there April 10Th in bark Iolani.
One of the Ross tow boats came in Sunday
after sch. Llzzie Lane, chartered to load
lumber at Bangor for New York.
Mrs Zllpha Doane, who has been at the
hotel several weeks ,Ieft by steamer Tues
day to visit her sister Mrs. Chapman. in
Bangor
Capt, Frank 1, Pendeton left by steamer
City of Bangor Tuesday for Nav York to
take command of ship Mary Gushing, Capt.
James L. Pendleton remaining at home for
voyage.
In reading the appointments made at the
M f. Conference at Rockland Monday moi u
ing, our citizens We're gratitied to learn thai
Rev Il. W. Norton was again assigned to
the church at Searsport.
o. J. Shaw informs Us that so far this has
been very hard salmon year. Only three
have been taken in his weirs He hopes as
the weather grows warmer and conditions
improve, they 'uay be more plentiful.
The alarm of fire at $50 A NJ Friday was
from the burning of the house OF Herbert
J ka, nearly two miles north of the village
Notwithstanding the terrible condition Of
the roads, the fire Boys succeeded in taking
engine NJ to the scene, but We're too late
for assistance. Tie buildings we're d total
loss Partially insured.
NE1 FRS BARNES. Rev. x. A. Meyers.
pastor oi tie Baptist church Of ths CITY, was
uaited IN marriage on Thursday last TO
MISS L j. 64rnes of Grinuell, Iowa, at the
home Ul friends IN Chicago, Rev. X. \. Tor.
rev oI tHe Moody fiOle Institute otfjciatlng
under whom h1.u Tile contracting parties re-
Gel ed then BIb,Ir4l training. Mf- Movers
Will be W uurd Il the Christian circle If
hau6auua For years she has been con-
Mectcd with miss work III Iowa AMI Min
nesOta, having spent four years in Young
" DMeh : Christian work and two Years
superintendent OF the Young Nomen's
Home ard Industrial Training school at St.
Pau. The Times joins the friends ia eX-
tending congratulations and best wishes.
k4ukduua. Wis. Times,
Miss Barnes a sister of Mrs. A L. Mos
man, viii be remembered BY the num4rou
friends secured when she taught school
here nine years ago,
OBITUARY Capt. john G Pendleton died
at TIE home Of DR., and Mrs A. A. Jackson
his daughter) IN Everett, Mass, April 23d.
at O'Clock in the afternoon Death was
from paralysis of the heart, and was instan-
taneous Capt. Pendleton left here last
week tor short visit To his daughter and
was apparently IN good health as he had
been for several months. He was the tenth
OF twelve children Of the late PhIneas and
Nancy Gilmore) Pendleton, namely-Phin-
cas-, Nathan. Mary Margaret, John, Nancy,
James g., Esther Emeine, John G., n
Franklin, and Prudence--seven of whom
survive. Capt. John G. was born in Sears
port, then West Prospect, March 6, 1928. He
married Sarah E. Blanchard April 90 1856
Mrs Pendleton died Feb. Z, 1898 OF their
six children Clifton B. died in infancy, the
others survive namely-( Evelyn) Mrs w.
K, Morrison Of Minneapolis MINI. (Mattie)
Mrs A. A. Jackson of Everett Mass;
Charles S. of Elmore, Mimi; ] ohm Louis of
Saratoga, Calf, and Miss Edith B. of Sears
port. Capt. Pendleton went to sea early in
life, and soon advanced to the position of
captain. At the age of 10 he was master of
the bark John Gardner, and has command
ed the following vessels Ships Grace Ross
Boridno, Louis Walsh, W. II. Conner Henry
b. Hyde; brig LeghOrn. He was a low
ing husband and father; one of those
genial men that every one liked to meet,
and who when met always left pleasant
memory OF the meeting; an honest, out
spoken, true friend. He united with the
First Congl. Church, June 1, 1878 The re-
mains arrived by steamer City of Bangor
Tuesday, and the funeral has been arrang-
ed to take place on arrival of the child rem
from the West
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.