The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-10-12

| T. W. Gilkey lost linen lap robe Mon
| day evening on the Belfast road. The find
CT will leave it at c. O. Sawyer's store and
| be rewarded.
| William Duboni and family left Monday
by train for Lynn. Mr.. Duboni has closed
his store on the Northern Maine Seaport r.
R. line atLong Cove.
James Sullivan, foreman at the Sprague
Coal Plant, left last week for Jersey City,
where he has employment with the Fair
banks & Morse Co.
their cottage at Navy Cove and returned to
their home at Marietta, Ohio, Wednesday,
after a stay of four months.
E. l.. Weymouth, workman employed
ON the power house at Mack's Point, fell
from the staging Wednesday and fractured
his jaw. He was attended by Drs. Lath-
bury and Sellers.
John Murphy has sold lot, 40 by 100 feet,
on his shore front to Levi ID. Crook, the
we'll known piano tuner of Brewer, who is
to build cottage the coming spring.
Rev. c. D. Crane, Field Secretary of the
Christian EndeavOr Society of Maine, will
be in Searsport next Sunday and preach in
the Congregational Church in the morning,
at the Harbor church in the afternoon, and
in the evening will address union meeting
of the Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League. Mr.. Crane is an interesting speak
er and should have large sudience. 1t is
hoped also that he will address the pupils in
| the schools Monday morning.
The following were registered at the
SearspOrt House the past week: B. C..
Shute, Portland; F. c. Vickery, New York !;
Miss A. b. Parker, Lewiston; A. B. Nor
| gan. Louisville, KY; VIM. S. Towle, F. b.
Huse, Bangor II. H. Coombs, Dark Har-
Dor; 5. "; Smith, Bangor; E. ". Spur,
Buffalo, n. Y; A. u. Hastings. Niagara
Boston; L. II. Berton, H. NJ. Spencer,
Dana Brown, w. A. Gordon, e. S. Head,
Bangor; J. j. Moore, Boston; G. II. Davis,
New York; John A. Mcneil, Winterport.
The bark Solomon Piper of Searsport,
1876 tons, sailed from SearspOrt for San
Francisco March 20, 1850, laden with gen.
eral cargo, and with spars on, deck. The
following were the officers and crew: Cap
tain, Lebbeus Curtis of Searsport; first
officer, James Smart of Belfast: second
officer, Joseph Dyer of Winterport steward,
John Harris of Swanville; seaman, Chas
r Ferguson and Chas. Staples of Swan
vile, Charles Black, Andrew j. Merithew,
Isaac Treat and John Daley of Searsport,
and Andrew Littlefeld of Prospect; cabin
boy, George W. Curtis of Searsport. The
run to Cape Horn was made in 65 days,
thence to Valparaiso in Is days, where
fresh provisions were secured thence to her
destination in IS days, making the passage
AS days.
At special town meeting held in Union
Hall Thursday, Oct 9Th, the town voted
to accept a legacy in will of the late Cyrus
True to the town of SearSpOrt under the
following conditions: zone thousand dol
lars in perpetual trust, provided said town
Shall allow annual interest on said sum at
the rate of four per cent per annum, being
$40. and that said interest shall be applied
annually forever to the care and preserva-
ton of the cemetery in or near said Sears
port village called Mount Solitude, pro-
vided that so much of said interest as may
be necessary shall be applied, first, to the
care and preservation of two contiguous
lots in said cemetery, owned by me and
heirs of A. J. Ross, respectively. The select
men of said town and their successors in
Office to be the perpetual trustees for the
application of said interest" The town also
voted to accept the gift of a fine square
piano, of Mrs. Susan b. (GOOdelD Davis of
Boston, to be used at the Union Hall, which
will be greatly appreciated by the people of
SearspOrt.
N. NJ. S. R. R. NOTES. Trites & Treat
completed the grade on the Long Cove Sec
ton of the Northern Maine Seaport r. r.
Saturday and left with their crew of Italian
labOrers Sunday for West Winterp0rt, where
they have part of section to grade. ). Sch.
George H. Ames, Capt. Watt, arrived Thurs
day from Brunswick, Ca, after passage of
IA days, and her cargo of 45O, 900 feet of hard
pine lumber is being discharged at the
Sprague coal wharf. ;. The freight and sta
ton houses at Mack's Point have been