The Republican journal., 1901-06-13
sEARSP0Rr LOCALS.
There will be Childrens Day concert at
NJ E. church next Sunday evening.

There will be Children's Day concert at
M. E. church next Sunday evening.
Mrs R. NJ Plummer and daughter Grace
are the guests of Mrs. j. C. Nickles.
Miss jamie Curtis is taking vocal in
structions of Prof. Morton at Bangor.
Children's day will be observed at the
Congl. church June sd, both morning and
evening.
A large company went from here Tuesday
evening to attend the baked bean supper at
the harbor.
Chas. II. Irving of Brooks IAN experienced
jeweller, is employed by c. H. Monroe in
his repair shop.
The Book and Thimble club will meet
Tuesday p. NJ, June 18th, with Mrs. E. NJ.
Stevens. Main st.
Geo. A. Mitchell and wife of Togus have
recently made a ten days visit to the Pan
American Exposition.
W. Fl. Walters, NJ. D., of the Boston Uni
versity School of Medicine, spent Sunday
with d. Y. Mitchell, and family.
Rev. H. W. Norton will preach at the
North Searsport church Sunday afternoon,
June 23d, at go o'clock, standard time
Mrs. Catherine Park, who has spent the
winter with her daughter in Maiden, Mass,
returned home for the summer Tuesday
W. E. Grinnell has recently purchased a
matched pair OF bays which are showing
some fine points both in style and speed
Members Of Sears Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., are
making arrangements to attend the odd
fellows celebration at Bangor the 18th inst
Sidney B. Sargent and Irving Pendleton,
who are attending the dental college in
Boston, are at home for the summer vacation,
Quite delegation went from here Tues
day evening to attend special convocation
of King Solemn Council No. l. r. & S. NJ,
in Belfast.
Miss Sarah Z. Sawyer desires us to extend
her thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness during the illness
and death of her mother.
letter from David Kane informs his
brother that Albert S. Biglow's steam yacht
Ituna of which Mr.. Kane is one of the quar-
termasters is flag ship of the fleet, and that
the summer schedule of their movements
will soon be issued
Several from this place are already plan
ming to attend the State Epworth League
convention at Bangor, June 1928. Delegates
will be sent from this village. The roun d
trip tickets on the B. & B. boats for one fare
can be secured by all who attend the con.
vention.
Numerous friends here of Cadet Fred F.
Black have received invitations from the
United States Corps of Cadets to attend
receptions on the evenings of Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday during the continuance
of Camp Stotsenbury June, July and
August 1901, West Point, New York
The postal authorities here have receive d
notice that the rural free delivery boxes
recently ordered of Corbin Cabinet Lock
Co., are to be here, probably to-day, Thurs
day. They will be forwarded to patrons at
once and will make a very uniform appear
ance on Rural Free Delivery Route No /,
where they are to be placed. Boxes for
route No. are in process of construction
and will probably be ready before service
commences on that route
Steamer Electa, which has been haul ed
up here for the past two or more years, re-
Gently purchased and repaired by W. F.
tunnels OF Newburyport, Mass, was taken
to Belfast under her own steam for the pur-
pose of taking her on the railway, after
which she will proceed to Newburyport
Mr.. tunnels expects to use her as a tender
to the North Atlantic squadron on the oc-
casion of their visit to Newburyport
NORTH SEA RSPORT ITEMS.
MIR. Holmes of jackson was in town the
first of the week.
The prospect for large hay crop looks
favorable at present.
Henry George and Dannie Doniver of
Prospect were in town Sunday.
Frank Gray of Linconville was in to wn
Sunday, the guest of Luther George.
Mr.. Salathiel Ward of Prospect was in
town last Sunday, the guest of VIM. George
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Eastman of Prospect
were in town recently visiting Mrs. Sarah
Smart.
The dance at Marden's hall, last Thurs =
day night, was most enjoyable time There
were forty couples in attendance, who
danced to the excellent music of Prescott D,
II. Carter of East Belfast, Is violin; Harvey
Harris of Swanville, End; Albion Larrabee
of Prospect, cornet, with Mrs. P. D. II.
Carter at the organ. There were quite
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