The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

weeks.
Amos D. Carver returned to New York
Monday.
Walter Gardner of Boston is at Mrs. E.
Dunbars.
Miss Maud B. Colcord is visiting friends
in Trenton.
W. G. Young of Boston is at home for his
annual. visit.
F. j. Bailey made business trip to Ban
gor last week.
Capt, E. P, Nichols of Bucksport was in
town this week.
Ellen Sullivan of Newton, Mass, is spend
ing week in town.
Horace Nichols of Boston is spending two
weeks at Northport.
Samuel Beals of Springfield, Mass, is at
Capt. j. G. Gilmores.
Capt. A. n Blanchard left Saturday for a
business trip to Boston.
VIII Plummer and wife of Philadelphia
arrived in town Monday
Lew 1utt IL VI w est NtWIDll, MASS, IS
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Ella Hopkins is visiting Mrs
Theodate Tenney in Houllon.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ward and daughter returned
to Peabody, Mass, Tuesday.
{. P Ferguson and wife are attending the
New England Fair at Portland.
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Mrs. Smiths brother IN Camden.
= Miss Halle Rouston IS camping out with
a party of friends at Hancock Point
Miss Fannie Fitz Maurice of Putnam,
Conn, is al Der sisters, Mrs Webber's
Fred Stevens of Pressure Isle is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Maria Black.
Mrs. Hannah Ford and family are occupy
ing the Mosman cottage in the Park.
Rev. 4. S. Richardson of Houston, Texas,
has made short visit to Rev. 0. A. Fernald.
Mrs. W. F. Runneils and Miss Lillian
Runnel-s arrived from Newburyport Mon
day.
Mrs. Ruth H. Bruce and daughter Helen
.. u. u.
Stevens
Mrs. E. Hopkins, Mrs. n. c. Shute and
Mrs F. f. Whitcomb are soiourninp at
Swan Lake.
Ship Ahner Coburn arrived at Hong Kong
Aug. 18th with wheel house stove and rua-
der damaged,
B, c. Adams and wife of Camden stopped
over night Monday at the Searsport House
on their way TO Bar Harbor
Rev. Edwin Smith and wife of Bedford.
Mass, are spending few weeks with Mr.
Smiths brother, G. F. Smith.
Ella Mowry, son and daughter of Boston
aud Mida Young and son of Providence,
h. l., are at the Searsport House.
L. {. Havener of the firm of Holland &
Havener, Worcester, Mass. arrived by
steamer City Of Bangor Tuesday.
Ellen Sawyer, who IS employed by the
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., is
SPEEDING his vacation with his parents.
The Givers and Cleaners will have a sale
and sociabIe IL the upper conference room
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Aug. 9th.
Captain Clifton Curtis, Cyrus Nichols and
John X. Grant have chartered schooner
Fancy for fishing cruise among the islands,
MI. Orpin and family of Medford. Mass.
who have been at The Searsport House for
several weeks, left by train Wednesday for
their home.
j. W. Walnut and wife arrived in town
Tuesday. Capt Walnut has sold his house
III Everett, Mass, and will make his home
IN Searsport.
A few OF the veterans took advantage of
the excursion to Hampden on steamer Cas-
tine Tuesday to attend the reunion of the
10Th Maine Regiment Association.
There will be an excursion to Camden on
steamer Castine, leaving Searsport at a.
m, to witness the return game of ball be-
tween the Red Seals OF Stockton Springs and
the Camdens, returning after the game. Fare
for the round trip 90 cents.
Capr. E. b P. Nickels left Thursday to
join ship May Flint, which is loading at
Philadelphia for Yokohama. The ship will
take out $4,000 cases of oil. James W.
Ford has resigned his position with the
American Glue Co, Boston, and will co out
in the ship.
The Chinese pheasants brought here bv
Clifton Curtis, and which e. F Gordon lib
Grated in the woods near his house, have
brought forth a litter of twelve Young
pheasants. Mr.. Gordon says they give
promise of being able to stand the climate.
1t is hoped that our amateur sportsmen will
refrain from molesting them.
The moonlight excursion to Northport on
steamer Castine last Thursday evening was
very much enjoyed by the large number
participating. Many listened to the band
concert on steamer Silver Star in the harbor. |
while others, from force of habit, wendell
their way TO the familiar merry-go-roupd
where they whirled merrily on the backs of
the flying steeds. The steamer returned
about IL o'clock .. III.
There will be an afternoon tea and musi-
Gale in Union Hall this, Thursday, evening,
between the hours of 5 and o'clock, with
the following program;
Won't You come to my Tea Party? song
Beatrice Park
y, Rose so Sweet, Vocal trio Hermes
Miss Laura May Carver, Mrs Clara SAWYER
Miss Louise L. Fernald