The Republican journal., 1896-07-09
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Al LOW H.
Edwin Griffin is visiting at G. A. Robert
sons at Augusta.
Miss Ada Ridley returned home by train
Monday evening.
Phineas Pendeton, Jr., made a short
visit in town this week.
Winnie Whitcomb returned to Boston by
steamer Penohscot Monday.
Elvie Coombs Went to South Thomaston
Monday to visit her sister.
G. H. kimball and family OF Cleveland,
Ohio, are at A II. Lorimer's.
Charles Anderson and wife are spending
their vacation with Pike Bros.
Mrs. Hannah B. Ford ana daughter Luessa
are visiting at d, Q. Sargent's.
Geo. L. Merrill wife and grandson re-
turned to Dixtield Wednesday,
James Dyer, wife and son left by steamer
Penobscot for Brockton Monday.
Mr. E. c. Ballard, wife and are the
guests Of Horace Peaslee ami wife.
Hattie PendIeton, who has been in New
York lately, returned home last week
Mrs. NJ l., Park, who resides in Arlington,
Mass, is making short visit in town.
Molly Salvage, who has heen visiting
friends ia town, returned To NV York Mon
day
George Co on, who is employed at Saxon
vile Mass, is spending his vacation with
his Parents,
Almond Park, who has been first officer
OF Lark EVE Reed, is at home fgr a short
vacation,
The Misses Barlow of Boston have rented
them during the summer.
Clarence Pendleton. who is employed IN
the drug store of A. D. Mowrey & Co.. Bos-
ton, IS spending a week at Park.
needed Improvements on Water street, wild
ening the walks near Mosman Park.
The cottages on the west side Of Swan
Lake witnessed fine display of fire works
from the top of Nit. W aldo Monday evening.
Roy and Grace Baldwin, who have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Z. H. Durgin, returned
to their home at Westboro, Mass, Monday.
E. l.. Warren has secured contract to
furnish part of the granite for a large dam
across the Connecticut River at Holvoke.
Mass.
Walter j. Grant has been appointed as
sistant cashier in the freight department of
the Boston and Maine r. r. at Boston.
Mass.
The Frankie Carpenter Co. open three
nights stand here this, Thursday, evening
AS frankie and ,lere are both favorites here
our people lave been waiting to give them d
substantial reception.
The Fourth was very quiet day in town,
except for the continual ringing of bells A
party Of the older people went to Swan Lake
On the night of the Sd 10 pass "a quiet night
aud remained until Monday. A blackboard
load OF young people Went up to the lake
ON the 18th returning the same evening.
They report very pleasant time in spite of
'ht drenching rain ia the evening.
Hal X DonneilyS Mnstres, which an
peared here Tuesday evening" gave what il
pronounced hy our people, many of whom
have attended entertainments in all carts of
tile globe, one of the finest performances of
the kind they ever Witnessed The members
are drlista n their several parts, Mr.. E. NJ
man btlng specially fine on the banjo. MANY
u our cltlzens met Manager f. A. Owen for
NE 1rst time and found him a gentleman
whom 1t is good to know, and as he was
pleasantly impressed with Searsport We
hope TO see him here again.
arrivals at the Searsport House this week
L. Nj. Hall, Tommy Donnelly, Frank A.
owen, David Owen, Oscar I. Goodwin,
Ernest Mlgnanl, Aldo Migrani, Pop Mig
mani, Hannible Mignani, Clarence Rummel,
Mike W Rail, Geo. Hassel, Tommy Carey,
Henry rornody, Tommy Hyland, Alvar
hniskern, Phi. Schoss, Lawrence Diamond,
James DeVlin, Matt Nasker, F. j. Cayting,
Bangor, A c. Getchell, Dover, G. F. Cock,
Bangor, Ill. Z. Atherton, Lynn, w E. Bow
den, Boston, l.. II. Herrck, Rockland, Ed
WIN curtis, Isaac Raney, Prospect, A. Tor
Fey, franklin CO., W. W. A bbott. Bucks
port, Chas G. Edwards, Bangor T. Nelson.
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gor; j. d. Harley, New York, Frank T.
Grow, W. NJ. Written, Portland.
NORTH sEARSPORT ITEMS.
Capt. George E. Chaplin is at home this
summer.
E. W. Carter of Danvers, Mass, is at
home for a few days.
Mrs. j. E. Marden entertained her friends
with ice cream and cake the 4th
Miss Alice Dow has returned from Park
man, where she has been since last fall.
Arthur Eastman is confined to his house
He has been ON the sick list for some time
Miss Myra T. Scribner, who has been in
Belfast for the past six weeks, has returned
home.
II. B. Fernald of this place was one of the
three men who killed whale at Ninahaven
a short time ago.
Andrew Littleneld and sister, Miss Sadie
of Prospect, were in town July 3rd, guests at
Fl. L. Scribners.
c. F. McGlathery, who is working at
North Monroe, spent the 4th with his aunt,
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