The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-01-02
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

VI.
town.
Miss Henrietta Ross returned to Boston
by train Monday.
Miss Deborah Williams returned Satur-
day evening from visit to Winslow.
Almond Park, LIST officer of bark Mabel |
Meyers, is spending few weeks at home.
Hal Kneeland was at home from the Uni
versity of Maine for few days last week.
Harold Norton is attending the winter
term at the E. NJ. C. Seminary in Bucksport.
Miss jamie Curtis, who is taking mu-
steal course in Bangor, was at home for the
holidays.
Mrs. g. W. Hichborn and daughter
Emma arrived home by steamer PenobscOt
Sunday morning.
Ladies' Guild will meet at the upper con-
ference room next Tuesday afternoon at
40, standard time.
Capt c. n Meyers of bark Mabel l.
Meyers arrived from New York by train
Saturday evening.
Capt and Mrs. A. " Nickes left by
steamer Monday to spend the remainder of
the winter in Boston.
p. H. Monroe's horse was injured SO bad
ly by getting cast Saturday night that the
animal had to be killed
Rev r. p. Williams was called to Win
slow Wednesday to unite in marriage two
OF his former parishioners.
The following jurors have been drawn
for the January term OF Court at Belfast
Chas. b. Deshon, JOHN Innis.
Bertram NJ. Packard, proprietor of the
Lake House, Willimantic, is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlboro Packard.
Fred ". Hersey has accepted the position
of supercargo on steamer Pathfinder, re-
Gently loaded at New York for Porto Rico
The monthly contribution at the Congl
church will be called for next Sunday morn
at $50.
Capt. A. G. Closson arrived home last
week, having locked his schooner, the
Lizzie Lane, at Brooklyn, n. Y, for the
winter
The Congl. society have decided to revive
the annual suppers, which have been drop
ped for several years, and have fixed the
date for January 23d.
The committee in charge of the Calendar
Club requests the solicitors to finish thei,
work by the 10th and pass in the receipts to
the treasurer.
The Congl. Parish wish to extend thanks
to the ladies of the society for the donation
OF S125 received from their treasurer, Miss
Q. j. Lawrence.
The boiler bought by the spool company
recently did not prove satisfactory, and will
be taken out and ne-y and larger one will
be put in its place
Crews have been working night and day
the past week securing logs adrift in the
bay. Some valuable pine logs have been
secured and hauled up beyond the reach of
the tide.
Capt. Charles NJ. Nichols left by train
Tuesday for san Francisco, where he will
take command of the steamship Hawaiian,
5000 tons burden. The steamship is one of
the fleet Of the American, Hawaiian S. S.
Co.
On account of the storm last Sunday a
union service was held at the NJ E. church.
We understand the arrangement is to be
continued during the winter on stormy
sundays, the societies taking turns in hold
ing the service.
L. c. Hartman, driver of Rural Free
Delivery Route No. i, by reason of sickness
was obliged to call on the substitute driver
+. |. Mortland, for two days the past week.
These were the first trips lost in over a
year.
The week of prayer will be observed here
by union meetings, beginning next Sunday
evening i'll the Congregational vestry. The
meetings the last half of the week will be
IN the Nj. f. vestry A cordial invitation is
extended to all the business men in the vii
iage to be present.
The Christian Endeavor s0ciable, which
is to be held in the upper conference room
FRIDAY evening, is in the hands of an en-
fhuslastlc committee of young ladies who
are making preparations for very pleasant
affair. They suggest that every person who
attends should bring pencil and paper, as
they have something new to interest in the
way of amusement that will REQUIRE their
use.