The Republican journal., 1897-07-22
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


part of his vacation in town.
D. S. Simpson arrived Tuesday and will
return to Everett Thursday.
F. G. Nichols of Dixteld is making his
annual visit to his native town.
DR.. G. B. Jennison of Lowell, Mass, is
making few days visit in town.
Frank Gross and c. G. Sheldon arrived on
City of Bangor Tuesday morning.
Andrew Pendleton rode from Portland to
Searsport on his bicycle in one day.
S. S. Dutch of Waltham, Mass, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sargent.
W. A. Newhall, Miss Barney and Mrs
Todd of Melrose are at Capt. }. "A. Carver's.
The large willow tree on the border of the
pond was blown down in the gale of last
week.
Photographer Tuttle closes his studio next
Saturday to be opened again the first 90 days
OF August.
Charles E. Averill left Monday to Join
bark G. ?. Dixon, loading at New York for
Port Elizabeth.
Capt. and Mrs. \. L. Carver left by
steamer Monday Mrs. Carver will join her
daughter at Minneapolis.
Eugene L. Randall of Boston returned
this week, and will spend the remainder Of
the month at E. L. Savery's..
William Larrabee and wife, who left here
Il
occupying the Racklitf house.
Alice G. Chase and Miss Lloyd Of New
York arrived on steamer Penobscot Sunday
and are at Moose Point cottage.
Capt. c. G. Nichols made very short
visit in town this week, arriving Sunday
and returning to Boston Tuesday.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt leaves to-day, (Thurs-
day. for Boston returning next week. The
pulpit will be supplied next Sunday.
The merry-go-round is with US and is To-
Gated on the common back of the Goodell &
Park block. The children are all happy.
Gen. F. S. Nicherson of Boston was regis
tered at the Searsport House last week, and
called on many of his old acquaintances
while in town.
The tennis courts are in fine condition.
Many have joined and others who wish to
Join should leave their names with Mr. Har-
butt or W. B. Trundy
Miss Lu H. Carter, head nurse in the ac-
cident ward of the Maine General Hospital
Portland, made a short visit to her brother,
G. ?. Carter, last week.
The following are soiourning at Swan
Lake. Mrs. E. d. Cocord, Miss Maud and
Bert, Jessie Nickerson, Louise Leib, Hattie
Roulston, Robert Nichols.
For the next six weeks there will be only
one service Sunday evenings at the Cong /
church. This will be the Christian Endeav-
or meeting from : to o'clock.
\ party consisting of Capt. A. n Blanch-
ard w. B. Ford, W. NJ Parse and Phineas
Pendleton, Jr., left Saturday ON yacht Je1-
nette fog weeks cruise. E. L. Merithew
went as pilot.
Last Thursday a blackboard ride to Swan
Lake under the chaperonage of Miss Mary
't''
Young ladies' Wealthy p Nichols, Annie
Moulton, Henrietta Carey, Iona Nichols
Lewene Nichols, Florence Colcord, Edna
Black, Maria Gilkey and Jessie Black.
Some OF our sea captains in quiet way
are doing some very efficient detective work
IN locating the positions in which the boats
from steamer Mabel Bird ran their seines in
the bay the past week. On five occasions
they lave them located between points
within the three mile limit of the mainland
which is plainly contrary to law, for break
ing which the fine is $500, 1t is proposed te
press the suit to the extreme limit of the
law
From information received by mail locat
ing the party at Bar Harbor who had stole1
the boats from here last June Z warren
was issued by Judge Rogers and Sheriff
Norton accompanied by the Rich Bros.
owners of the boats, went in pursuit o
John Somes, the alleged thief The boats
were found at Sullivan, but Somes did moi
60 to Ear Harbor, as he intended, probably
hav ng been frightened by the notices anG
description sent TO every post office aone
the shore. The boats were left to be sole
with Frank Smith of Sullivan and were re
covered, the smaller one in a damaged con
dition. The Rich boys are loud in praise O
their treatment by Sheriff Norton.
young lady was drowned in Boston
harbor by the capsizing of yacht tender
Among those who went to the rescue wa:
Sydney Treat of Searsport, who is irst boa
keeper of the pilot boat Adams. The Bos
ton Journal in reporting the accident says
The pilot boat Adams was in the vicinit,
and the cries for help were heard by thos,
aboard, and the canoe, manned by Sidney
Treat and n. Hellerg, put off to the rescue
They succeeded in getting to the boat il
time to rescue the men, who were lust OF
The point OF giving up and letting go thei
mold on the overturned tender. The mel
when taken aboard the yacht were in ba(
way, and required long and careful work tt
bring them around. Miss Lillian Hillgroye
the victim of the accident, was q years O
age, and resided with her parents on Eas
Newton Street. The unfortunate youns
woman has been employed by Jordan
Marsh & Co. for the past five years, being
salesgirl in the siverware department. Sht
is very highly spoken of by those who know
her
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