The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-07
SEARSPORT LOCALS.
, Furbush is at j. H. Rogers.

Mayor D. n Mortland OF Rockland was
in town Thursday.
The public schools in town will begin
Monday, Sept. 18th.
Willis Briggs arrived Saturday night for a
short visit TO his mother
Miss Edna Waldron of Camden is visiting
Miss Jessie c. Nickerson.
Jennie Salvage of Brooklyn, n Y, is Wis
iting Mrs Mary S. Mosman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. McDongall are visiting
Rev. Chas Written and wife in Orono.
VIM. West and wife have returned from
week spent at the Hermon camp ground,
Mrs NJ. G. Norton of Penobscot is visiting
her son and his family at the NJ. E. parson-
age.
Alexander Nichols has assumed his duties
as asst. cashier of the Searsport National
Bank.
Harry Mason has joined sch. Edward L.
Warren and will make this voyage as first
officer.
The Hadloch Bros. made a short visit
here last weel returning home by boat
Monday.
More summer people have visited Sears
port this year than any one season for a
long time
Eugene and Roscoe Porter have good sit
nations in Millinocket, Maine, on the large
mills building there.
Walter Dunbar, who spent his vacation at
S. A. Stevens, returned home to Brockton,
Mass, Thursday.
MCGllvery Simpson did not meet with an
accident yesterday morning, but lost a lap
robe from the team.
Capt j. B. Nichols and wife left by train
Wednesday morning for Japan, where they
Will reside tor time.
Sch. Caroline Kreisscher. CAPT. c. NJ.
Closson, IS loading bricks from Marks yard
for the Bangor market.
c. 4 Smell and wife have returned to their
home at Edgartown, Mass, where Mr.. Smell
IS superintendent of schools.
". =, Bullard is suffering from an injury
TO his eye caused by piece of steel which
flew and lodged near the sight.
A handsome Masonic charm lost hetw cen
Nickersons store and the village viii find
an owner if left at the Post Office.
Arnold Davis, son Of Dr.. and Mrs. F. 4.
Davis Of Boston, left for his home, 80 Hunt
Ington avenue, Boston, Thursday
Miss Blanche C. Whittum left Friday to
resume her duties as principal OF the Upper
Grammar school in Berlin Falls, n H.
F4stnet y, Erskine is in Portland for a
short visit prior to the opening of the High
Scheollu which she is employed as assistant.
SCH Nile # Roeklaud, Capt. Manning.
discharged largo II coal here the past
week, consigned to the estate Of j. H. Lane.
A large d. legarion from here attended the
Portland " Belfast hall game Thursday
and enjoyed Tue me playing Of the two
uIue-
List Of advertised letters n tile post office
at SearsporJ Mr.. F Bradford, Mrs c Il
Hills Mr.. John Mcdonald, Miss Beraltia
Plenty
The dance Saturday night given by the
young ladies' at G. A. r. Hall was very
pleasant affair and much enjoyed by the par.
ticiTants
Mrs Van Me of New York, who has pass
ed the season at the Searsport House, afte~ a
short visit to friends in Bangor will re- Urn
10 her home.
Arthur NJ. Sawyer is second officer OF the
bark G. P Dixon, Capt n. F. Gilkey,
which sailed from Portland Sept ID for
Bahia Blanca.
Mrs G. A. Nichols and daughters Lillias
and Wealthy and son Amos left Thursday
by steamer City Of Bangor fol their home in
Maiden, Mass
Mrs. C. \. Carver aud her grandson,
Ralph Crowell, have returned to their home
il Brockton Mass. after very pleasant
months sojourn here.
A n. Allen and j. n. Rice are in charge
of the Sargent store while the proprietors
are in attendance upon the National En-
campment, G. A. R., il PHILADELPHIA
Mrs, \. d. Mowry, daughter Lillian and
son William have returned to their home in
RoXbury Mass after two weeks vacation
spent among Mrs. Movry's relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin NJ. Clark and son,
who spent some time at Swan Lake left for
home by train Friday. Mr.. Clark while at
the lake secured several fine fish. among
them 2 pound salmon.
Miss Josephine Wright of South Brain
tree, Mass, and Mrs. E. F. Ames of Port
land, who have spent several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ames, left for their re-
spective homes Thursday.
Remember that tonight, Thursday, at the
NJ. E vestry Rev. NJ. Kobayashi of Tokyo
Japan, viii give a beautifully illustrated
lecture on the land of the rising sun, the
sacred Mikado, customs. manners, idols,
temples, etc. Don't miss it.
E. L. Merrithew has bought the sloop
yacht Alice of Frank Studley and will take
out sailing parties for the remainder of the
season 1t IS hoped next season to induce
Capt. Merrithew to keep boats of all kinds
for rent by the hour day or week
Geo, Z. Marks desires us to extend has
sincere thanks to the many kind frie nds
who 10 generously assisted him during his