The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-05-22
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

William B. Ford of Boston was in town
for few days last week
Hr. O. Hopkins made a short business
trip TO Bangor this week.
The steamers continue to arrive before
eight clock every morning.
Capt F. A. Curtis dog lip has five of the
handsomest spaniel pups we ever saw.
Ernest Hamilton, son of Rev G. II. Ham
ilton. is making a short visit in town.
[. S. steamer Caesar, Capt. f. D. P.
Nickels, arrived at san Juan May 18th.
Women'S missionary meeting Friday, May
I'D at > p. m, at the Thurston homestead.
Or. H. H. Sellers has moved to the resi-
dence he recently bought of \. j. Biather.
A NJ Kane had a very successful auction
sale of the household effects of A. j. Biather
Saturday.
The Young ladies in the village will give
social dance in Union Hall this, Thursday,
evening.
Geo ", Patterson and a crew from Bel
fast are laying the foundation under the
Cong church.
Sch F. L Warren, Capt. Israel Closson,
was lowed To Bangor Monday 10 load lum-
Der fUl New \ Ork.
Mr.. Lydia DinSmore has opened her
restaurant in ArchNay block and is pre-
pared t. serve meals at all hours
If the neavy frost does not kill the bios
sons there viii be one OF the greatest yield
Of field strawberries ever known.
Mrs. Nathan F Carver, who has been
visiting friends at the Harbor, returned to
her home in Roxbury, Mass, Saturday.
Capt. c. NJ. Nichols and chief officer
Amos Dow left for New York Monday to
Join steamer Hawaiian, loading for Homo
lulu
With salmon at thirty cents per pound
and straw berries at fifteen cents per box
our people are getting along very well with
out meat.
Mrs f. J. Simonton. Mrs. Lizzie Blanch-
ard and Mrs Ella Dolliver, who spent the
winter Everett, Mass, arrived by steam
er City If Bcckland Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Whtcomb returned Monday
from visit to East Corinth, where she was
invited 10 give whstling solo at concert
gwen at the graduating exercises at the
Academy.
NotH outstanding the fact that by reason
IF the smash up at Gardiner the mail was
five hours late last Thursday night, not ar
irving until after twelve, the post Office was
open and many late callers got their evening
mail as usual
The ladies Of The NJ. f. Society gave
very pleasant reception to Rev G. IL.
Hamilton aud wife at the vestry Tuesday
corated with ported plants and flowers. A
musical entertainment was given.
surveyor Deere is smoothing up the side
streets in the village with the road machine,
preparatory to putting ou a coating Of gravel,
which on oUs clay soil prevents the pull
yelized dirt blowing out, and hardening
makes almost malad5mized road.
Headquarters Freeman McGilvery Post
No 90.
department of Maine. &. \. K.
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