The Republican journal., 1899-08-03
Scar SPORT LOCALS.

A large party from here picnicked at
Swan Lake, Tuesday.
Capt. Isaac N, Harriman.died here Aug.
I'd, aged 50 years.
b. NJ. Plummer and wife left for South
west Harbor last Saturday.
Capt. William H. Blanchard is spending
few weeks at his old home.
E, n. Quimby of Laconia, N. H., is regis
tered at the Searsport House.
Prof. John Clark and James A. Colson are
rusticating at Little Deer Isle.
Miss Lucy Sargent is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Charles Sargent at Norway.
Miss Josephine Wright of Braintree,
Mass, is visiting j. B. Ames and wife.
DR.. William Walters returns to his home
Lynn, Mass, this, Thursday, afternoon.
Capt. A. n. Blanchard and his brother Ban
ming Blanchard, left for New York Monday.
Miss Alice Chase, accompanied by two
friends from Brooklyn, arrived by train Fri
day
W. C. futile will reopen his studio Tues
day morning, Aug s, for the week.
new boarder has arrived at the Sears
port House. 1t is a boy and weighs 9
pounds.
John NJ. Norris and wife of Milford, Mass
are occupying the Norris house for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seaborne of Fort
Fairfield are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs N.
Rouston.
Ned Staples, Harry Ellervon and Andrew
Pendeton, Jr., are spending their vacation
at the Harbor.
We are pleased to announce that Jere
Grady and his well known Company will ap-
pear at Union Hall Aug 21st.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter Helen of Mil
ford, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. A. T.
Whittier and Miss Ada E. Ridley.
Charles Ames, wife and son Robert NJ
who have been visiting Mr.. Ames parents,
left for their home in Dixheld last week.
Harold and Raymond Norton returned
to-day, Thursday, from a five weeks visit at
South Penobscot. They report fine time
Oh the farm.
Capt. Fl. G. Curtis, B. F. Merritt, F E
Curtis, George Curtis and Merle Crosby
went down the bay last week in yacht Jean.
cite for short fishing trip.
Mr.. F. w. Bruce, wife and daughter Helen
returned home to Palermo Saturday. Mrs
B's brother, James D. Stev ems, accompanied
them for fortnights outing.
Mr.. W A. Hsdlock and sons made the
trip from Boston to Searsport on their bicy-
cles Leaving Boston at 4 p. N. Saturday
they arrived here at p. N. Monday.
c. II. Monroe has added to his bicycle
livery combination tandem, which Will be
no doubt highly appreciated by the young
men and young ladies of this vicinity.
Frank Q. Dutch arrived by City OF Ban.
gor Tuesday. Mr.. Dutch is located at IS.
fremont street, Boston, opposite the Castle
Square Theatre. He also has branch shoI
at Nantucket
Advertised letters IN the Searsport office
arr: Eugene Jacobs, care Sch. Fortuna; NJ
L. Lean; Marion Webster; Mr.. ThoIict
Longfelowi postals. Frank Randall, Blu
nard Roberts.
Rev. j. E. Adams, d. d. Of Bangor and
Rev. W 9. Adams Of Island Falls occupied
the pulpit of Congl church with Rev. R. G
Harbutt last Sunday morning and assisted
in the opening exercises.
Miss Marion Billiard of West Newton
Mass, will be the guest of Mrs. A. Nj, Ross
for the remainder of the summer, Will her
mother Mrs, G. P. Bullard, and sister
Clara are IN Europe.
Among the arrivals this week are Mrs
W. B. Ford, DIR. P. P Nichols, Alexander
Nichols, Marshal Myers, Eben Sawyer, Mrs
Edward Lappin, Mrs. Peter Ward and chill
dren, G. A. Smell and wife. Uzubia Decro.
Friends here OF Edward Marshall, the wal
correspondent of the New York Times who
visited DR.. P. p. Nichols here in 1897. will
regret to learn that the paralysis occasioned
by the wound he received in Cuba has re-
suited Il the amputatiou of one of his legs
Miss Marion Billiard proved herself to be
fisher of nc iaAan abilities as after Frank
WhJconb, Jr. had lost large trout bv the
breaking of his line she secured the same
trout, recovered and restored to Vhitcomb
his lost hook and line and found the trout
weighed four and one-half pounds.
The ladies of the Congl society will give
an afternoon tea and musical at Union Hall
this, Thursday, afternoon. The following
ladies will take part in the program Mrs
j. P. Butman, Mrs. 6. B. Putnam, Misses
Nan Godfrey. Grace E. Field, Halle Rouls
ton. Refreshments will be served from to
s o'clock.
Rev. W. W. Ogier, President of the Maine
State Epworth League, has extended a very
pressing invitation to the organist and choil
of the NJ. E. Church of this village to bt
present and conduct the singing one day
during the State Convention to be held a
Northport Campground, Aug. 16 and II. Il
is not fully decided at this writing whether
they will accept the invitation or not.
George Nichols, who is spending his vaca
ton in town, met with what was suppos ed
to be very serious accident last Friday.
He was trying to extract shell from rifle
which exploded filling his face and ewes
with powder. He consulted doctors Hon
Rins and Tobuann ho