The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-02-09
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

months winter tour south.
Nellie Donley of Waltham, Mass, is the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. E. A. Sargent.
Capt. B. F. Pendleton and wife left for
New York by steamer last Thursday.
Thin ice has formed in our harbor for sew
era nights, but has broken up during the
day.
NJ. F. Wentworth has taken several fine
trout through the ice at Swan Lake since the
law was off.
Ship R. r. Thomas has been sold to LuJ-
eubach & Co. of New York, who will convert
her into Large.
Mariners Lodge will confer the F. G. de-
gree next Tuesday evening. A full attend
ance is requested.
Bert Stevens and Miss Nancy Prentiss of
East Thorndike have recently visited Mr..
and Mrs. q. HI. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Stevens were called to
Palermo Tuesday by the serious illness of
their daughter, Mrs. Bruce.
Maurice Deliver, who is in the employ of
L. II. W hite & Co., Boston, is spending d
few weeks vacation at home.
Capt A. S. Pendeton is spending short
time at home, while his ship, the Emf " f..
Wmtney, is loading at New York for Homo
lulu.
Nlckerson & Bailey are negotiating with
parties to furnish them With hundred Jhous-
l.,
Bangor
B. B. Gerry and E. C. Averil have been
appointed clam wardens, with instructions
tt enforce the law to the letter, which pro
hibIts the wholesale taking of CLANS by out
side parties.
There will be a sociable at G. A. Il. hall
Friday evening. A short entertainment will
be given, and cake and coffee will be served
A cordial invitation is extended to all Ad-
mission 10 cts.
Mrs. A. E. Trundy, who was so recently
called to her old home in PresQue Isle by
the death Of her father, received telegram
the past week announcing the death of her
mother. who was found dead in her bed.
the funeral, which took place Wednesday.
The committee in charge Of the Cong'l
supper, which takes place Feb. 10th, remem-
bering the success achieved by the gentle
men no served as walters last wear, have
secured their services again and we are
pleased to announce that they Will assist the
ladies this year, The usual apron and candy
tables VIII be III the upper hall.
A. l., Mosman, chief of the fire depart
Ineut, informs US that he has on hand fine
lot of ladders of any length, both roof and
wall ladders Ladders are greatly needed in
SeaTsport at time of fire, DIS not having any
hook and ladder company the department
generally has to send back to the engine
house Tor them when needed
The V l. s. Dramatic Club of Stockton
gave the drama Mr.. Bob to very good au-
dlenet N Union hall, Tuesday evening Tie
following was the cast OF characters:
Phillip koYson, Mr. f. f West
Robert Brown. Capt F. b Clifford
JtAkius, MIR. j l.. Lancaster
liz "tced Lake. Miss lice HIGH born
hatLFnnt Rogers, Mrs II. +. Hichborn
Marion br3 ant, Miss LIzzle Colcord
Patty, Miss Harriet Hichborn
The play was full of conncal situation ana
the parts We're well taken, from tickle Patty
up, The young people had an enjoyable
dance after the play
NORTH sEARsPOKT ITEMS.
f. L. Trundy and wife are on the sick list
Miss Rose Emma Jones visited A. Stiusop
last eek
Mrs. W J Mathews, who has been quite i'll.
is now better
There will be dance at the Grange Hall
Ia TINS place Feb 10th
Ernest NicktrsOn of Swauville is in town
frequently visiting friends
The masked bali was success. More
than sixty couples attended
The old comrades of Waldo Co are loud in
praise OF their treatment at Monroe.
Leo Sargent and Waldo Chaplin of Belfast
visited Dodge's Corner last Sunday.
A Young son arrived AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Smart last Saturday night.
Miss Isabel E. Card of Brooks is in town.
THE guest OF her sister, Mrs W. L. Mathews.
Mrs, Geo. E, Chaplin has returned from a
pleasant visit TO relatives in Massachusetts.
Albert T Nickerson of Swanvllle was in
tow last sunday evening visiting a friend
Mrs. L. NJ. Sargent aud Mrs. Harriet Rice
OF searsport village We're here Monday call
ing on TRENDS.
Eugene Nlckerson and Bert Small of
Sm anHille made short called here on
their way to Orono.
Mrs Rose Sanborn, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs Elza George. has returned
to her home in Stockton Springs.
II I. ocrlhner and 4. Stinson were the
only ones from here who attended the Vet
trans' Association IN Monroe last Week.
M s. Eta George, W no has been taking care
OF her mother, Mrs. Z. W. Robbins, IN the
est paIt Of the town has returned home.
The grip Is raging and many are
down with 1t f. l.. rrundy, II. NJ. Bennett,
Nj I. ard, AIva Carter, A. Stinson, Mrs
" j. Matthews, and others.
CLARK $ CORNER, PROSPECT Chester