The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-03-21
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

SEAkSfUkI LOCA1S.
Dana Dutch of Newton, Mass, spent Sun.
day in town.
Miss Name Grinnell of Camden is guest
at the Searsport House.
The Bassick farm buildings were burned
Wednesday afternoon.
A. B. Ferguson is visiting his son, Dr.
Jerry Ferguson, in New York.
Miss Bessie Adams of Camden is in town
the guest Of Miss Ella Hopkins.
The Shook and Thimble Club will meet
next Tuesday P. NJ, at the M. E. parsonage
News was received here Monday OF the
death of Mrs. Alice Nichols Upper in
North Berwick.
Harry Dow, I'd officer of steamer Evelyn
arrived here Friday, called home by the i'll
ness OF his father.
Misses Elnola Waterhouse and Ethelyr
Havener left by steamer Penobscot Monday
for three weeks visit in Boston.
There will be no services at the Congl
chul oh next Sunday morning. Christian
EndeavoT meeting i'll the evening.
Mrs. J. II. Park and daughter Bernice
left by train Monday to Join Capt. Park
who has arrived at Boston from Rosario
Eugene Hathaway went to Passadumkeag
Monday to attend the funeral of his sister
who died in the Lewiston hospital Saturday
There will be parish meeting of the
First Congregational society at the confer
ence room this, Thursday, afternoon at 9
O'Clock
The parties who sold tickets here for the
hospital fair at Belfast met with great sue
cess. One young lady disposed of As in a
very short time.
Mrs. c. |. Davis has a hen that lays
double-yo lked eggs, and in one of the eggs
recently she found perfectly formed egg
with a hard shell ON it.
George L. Closson, who is employed in the
spool mill, is making all the time there is.
He worked 81 hours last week, and SO far
this week has kept up with the record.
The committee of six ladies who have
been chosen as committee to organize the
Hospital Aid Society will meet at the store
of Clement & Adams, this, Thursday, even
ing at O'Clock.
The sOciable of the Congregational Socie-
ty will meet with Miss Evelyn Ford this,
Thursday, evening. Miss Ford will be
assisted in entertaining by Miss Florence
n a oil ip11 tod
to come and enjoy themselves.
Friends of W. II. Waters, NJ. D., will be
pleased to learn he has a good position in
the Pathological Laboratory, Boston Uni
Fersity school of medicine. The doctor is
reckoned among the experts in bacteriolog-
cal and microScopcal examinations.
Herbert Black hauled in spar Monday
which measured so feet in length 1t was
for Belfast parties, and will be towed around
Mr. Black miscalculated mis- distance in
turning the corner near Nickerson's wharf
and the hind end swept down one of the
lamp posts and demolished the lamp.
Martin Nickerson, a boy Is Years of age.
belonging at Mason's Mills, met with a
severe accident while unloading hay at
Nickerson's wharf Saturday. The horse
became frightened from the blowing of
the whistle on the spool mill and starting
suddenly threw down a bale of hay from
the load, which striking the boy on the arm
fractured it in two places. He was attend
ed by Dr. Eveleth
Interest in the singing class continues
good, and Mr.. Littletield seems well pleased
with the progress made by the class Not
the large number in town
afflicted with colds there We're IS present at
the meeting Tuesday evening The chorus
is also doing good work preparatory to the
Concert of Nations" which is to be pre-
Sented in Union Hall Thursday evening,
April 18th. Mr. A. c. Morton, Bangor's cele
brated soloist, has been engaged and will
give several selections during the evening.
1t bids fair to be one of the best concerts
given here for long time.