The Republican journal., 1899-08-31

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The Givers and Cleaners realized about
dirty dollars from their sale Tuesday even
ing
Marion Billiard, who has been spending
the summer in town, left by ira in Monday
morning.
Mrs A. D. Mowry, daughter Lillian and
son William, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Geo.
5. Sawyer,
Ralph B Upper has gone to North Ber-
wick here he viii spend the remainder of
his vacation.
Mrs. Desire Nee Buck and daughters of
Marion, s o. are the guests of Mrs. H. H,
McGilvery.
Capt. Phineas Pendleton and daughters
left by steamer Tuesday for their home in
Saratoga, Cal.
Andrew Lorrlmer has gone as steward of
bark G, q. Dixon, loading at Portland for
South America.
The chair made of spools which we mem
toned asst week is on exhibition in the
window Of Clement & Adams.
Capt Wm. Meyers has gone to Portland
to take command Of bark Mabel l. Meyers,
which is loading lumber for Rosario S. a.
NJ. II Prescott, who is employed in the
cashier's office of the Boston and Maine R
r. Co., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. A. Prescott.
George E, Marks. who went to the hospi-
tai at Bangor for surgical operation for
appendicitis, returned Saturday. the opera
ton having been very successful.
Mr., ana Mrs. K. P, Smith have engage
ments with the Village Postmaster Com
pany, which viii open in Brooklyn, \. y,
Sept. 10Th They left by steamer Thursday,
for New York
Letters from David Kane descriptive OF
the wind-up cup races OF the New York
Club at Newport are very interesting to
'ienos Of yacht luna. whose four-oared
gig Won the race for the Gamecock colors,
and a handsome purse.
f. S Cynhers has crew at work on the
largest stone shed III the world, which is be-
ing constructed on Mt. Waldo. Among
those from Searsport are Frank Gross.
Frank Rose, Frank Smart, Frank Studlev,
James Coffin and Charles Cyphers
Rev. II. W. Norton and wife returned
from Clinton. Me. on Monday, having been
called there TO attend the funeral of Mrs
Norton's brother, who died very suddenly
at Buxton, In MIR. Norton absence Rev,
pit of the NJ E. Church Sunday mornir ),
preaching very able sermon from the
words, Let us lay aside every weight and
the sin that doth 50 easily beset u.s. and let
us run with patience the race that is set be-
fore us
Thursday evening. sept. 18th, Rev. NJ .
Kobayashi Of Tokyo, Japan, will give in
tie NJ. E. vestry beautifully illustrated
lecture on the Land Of the Rising Sun, the
Sacred Mikado and Empress, native GUS
toms, manners, idols, temples. alphabet
mission schools, etc. Mr.. Kobayash is very
highly recommended as lecturer scholar
and gentleman. Dean Buell. of Boston Uni
versity says Of hin He is young man
who has rare gift as a lecturer on japan
and the japanese life, which of cou Sc be
knows from within" For further NORMA
ton see posters that will be out soon.
NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.
George Fernald has returned to Lowell,
Mass
Herbert Black has Ia fine lot of Chester
White pigs for sale
Clifton and Clinton Foskett OF Somer-
vile Mass, stopping at C. O. Fernalds.
Miss Carr OF Rockland is visiting her
cousins, Misses Lettie and Blanche Nicker-
son.
Miss Winnefred Mathews left last Friday
for Hanover, n. H, where she will attend
school.
E.E. Warren of Chelmsford Mass, was
in town last week visiting his father P. G
Warren.
Almond Rivers and the Misses Bonney of
Stoneham, Mass, are visiting James Marden
and wife
Fred Dodge and son of Boston, who have
been visiting at G. O. Fernald's, returned
home last Friday,
Mrs. Eugene Ames of Portland was in
town last week, as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. w. Smart
Mrs. a. T. Rich and son Ernest and lit
p(e daughter Ruth, and Ella A Smart who
have been visiting their parents, R. H
Smart and wife, have returned to their home
III New Haven CT.
The many friends of Isaac George are
pleased To see him at home again after hav-
ing large cancer removed from his lip Mr.
George speaks III praise of the treatment he
received while in the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin West celebrated the
10Th anniversary of their marriage Tuesday.
Aug 22d. There We're not as many present
as there would have been had the weather
been pleasant, but those who did attend
did not forget to carry nice present as
token of their regard. The gifts are as
follows Glass water set from Mr.. and rs
S. x. Richards and son Herbert of East Bel
fast; set of glass preserve dishes, from Mr.
and Mrs 2. o. Andrews large table lamp,
from Mrs. II. P. Stickney. Mrs George Cur
tbs, Mrs. W. D. Smart, Frank Smith and
Adelbert Njckerson half dozen gobets