The Republican journal., 1897-09-09
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. Jennison of Lowell is visiting
friends at Foxcroft.
Nj. and Mrs. E. P. futile of Newton,
Mass, are in town.
Hope Curtis is attending the Roxbury,
Mass, High school.
Bernard L. and Benjamin H Merithew
are at E. S. Merithew's.
Ella A Hopkins returned from her trip to
the Aroostook Thursday.
John Putnam is making several sails for
sch. Georgia Gilkey.
Communion service at the Har Dor church
next Sunday afternoon.
The schooihouse at Dodge's Corner has
been sold to c. 0. Fernald
Miss Annie l., Stevens is attending the
Boston Conservatory of Music.
George Dryden of Boston was registered
at the Searsport House Monday.
Sch, Senator was loaded hay by A. E.
Nickerson for Bar Harbor Tuesday.
Capt. Charles A. Cocord arrived in season
to participate in the ball game Tuesday.
Edward Lappin, steward of the insane
asylum at Jersey City, arrived Tuesday.
Desire and katherine Nickels left Monday
to attend the Normal School at Bridgewater,
Mass
Fred L. Mclaughlin left for his home in
Boston by steamer City of Bangor last
week.
Rev. Charles Harbutt and family of Pres
que Isle are the guests of Capt and Mrs. W.
Il. Park.
Peter Ward and family of Everett, Mass,
are spending a few weeks with Mr. Wards
parents.
Mrs. Freeman Mathews of Denver, Col,
arrived Thursday ana is the guest of Mrs. C.
F Havener.
Name, Henrietta and Halle Roulston re-
turned from camping trip to Hancock
Point Thursday.
Capt. W. II. West will remain at home
while his schooner, the Sallie l On, makes
West India voyage.
Miss Jeanette Salvage of Brooklyn, n Y,
is making brief visit 10 her grand mother,
Mrs. James Mosman.
Mrs. E. L. Griffin and family left by
steamer Saturday for Boston, where they
will spend the winter
Mrs. Frank Upper and child and Miss
Lora Cyphers of North Berwick arrived by
train Tuesday evening.
c. j. Andrews and wife, WHO have been
spending several weeks at E. c. Pixies
ave by steamer to-day.
Henry Cpham of Melrose, Mass who has
been spending the summer at S. \. Stevens,
returnt home SATURDAY.
Miss Fannie Smith and her guest, Mrs. f.
E. Stafford of Boston, spent the week at
Northport camp-meeting,
Saturday was an ideal day for clam-bak
and TWO We're served, one at Mosman Park
and one on the Curtis shore.
Any one who las lost a Masonic charm
IN learn where it is by corresponding with
The Journal correspondent,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. c. Fuller and daugh-
ter Marion Of South Dover, Me, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM P. Sargent.
a. c, Sargent of Norway, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs VIM. P.
Sargent, left by train Sept. 18th.
Frank E. Kneeland has returned to Bos-
ton, accompanied by his brother Hal, who
will make short visit to friends there
James Nichols, after a two week $ vaca-
ton in town, has resumed his duties with
the Boston Marine Insurance Company
Ship Matilda, wrecked at Tatoosh Island
in the North Pacific Aug. 18th, was built in
Searsport i'll 1896 for the late Capt. Amos
Nichols,
Christian Endeavor rally at Standpoint
F lday afternoon and evening. Those wish
ing transportation on the blackboard will
notify Miss Rice.
Ship E. B. Sutton, Capt. A. L. Carver,
sailed from New York, Sept. /, for Yoke
hama Capt. Carver is accompanied on the
voyage by his wife and daughter.
Frank w. Colcord and wife made brief
visit in town, leaving by boat Saturday Mr..
Colcord goes to resume his duties with
lIutI Su1CheIIuS, IUOuOSIdpu6r, OF &c ton,
Mrs. Charlotte B. Ford, who is employed
i'll the United States Hotel, Boston, has re-
turned there after a brief visit here She
was accompanied by her daughter Mile
AT the Christian Endeavor meeting Sum
day evening very interesting report of the
state convention held at Biddeford was
given by Miss Jeanette B. Rice, delegate
from the society here,
The base ball game al Belfast last Wed
nesday was the cause of an incident upon
which we might dwell at length had we not
promised one of our young friends not to
disclose his observation-disclosures.
William H. Walters, B. A., of Lynn, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs D. Y. Mitchell. Mr.
Walters graduated from the McGll Univer-
sty, Montreal, in the class of '97 and enters
the Boston Uni versty medical department
this fall in the sophomore class.
Schooner B. D. Prince was here last week
with Prof. Dionne and his merry-makers on
board. The professor performed three nights
at Union Hall and gave very good enter