The Republican journal., 1898-07-21
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mrs. John NJ. Dodge Is visiting her father,
T. I. Merrill.
Willie Putnam is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Dow.
Fred c. N Park of Bangor was in town
few days this week.
Mrs Herbert NJ. Dodge is stopping at 7.
T. Merrill's for a few days.
Warren C. Treat came home this week TO
attend the funeral of his mother.
Marshall y. Meyers was called home Fri
day by the death of his mother.
Roy S Baldwin of Westboro, Mass, is
visiting DR. and Mrs. E. H, Durgin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Nickerson of Portland
are the guests of c. 2. Ferguson and wife.
Mr.. Arthur Orpiu and family of Medford,
Mass, are registered at the Searsport House
L. c. Havener, wife and children of Wor-
eester, Mass, arrived last Thursday morn
ing.
J. C. Dutch, who is employed in the ship
wards at Bath, arrived home Friday evening
by tram.
Hugh r. Blethen, who was in town short
time last week returned to Boston by steam
er Saturday.
The Dwyer family, who have been at the
hotel for several weeks, left Monday for
Rocklaud.
Mrs. c. c. Mcclure was called to New
buryport, Mass, Saturday by the illness OF
her nephew.
Arnold b. Davis, accompanied by Miss
Niece of Boston, is spending several weeks
IN Swanville,
James P. Erskine, who Is teaching in the
pub]ic schools Of Newark. \. j.. Is spending
lis vacation at home
William r. Gilkey, Jr.. who is employed
in a hardware store at Gardiner, IS spending
his vacation at home.
On account of the illness of Rev. II. IL
Harbutt there We're no serN ces at the
Congl. church last Sunday.
Mrs Hannah Ford, Mrs William Ford
and Scott Blanchard are occupying Capt.
William Blanchard's house.
Can't. Robert Soule has joined his family,
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spend a month with them.
Capt Nathan P. Carver and wife of Boston
are occupying the Andrew Pendleton house
at the harbor. Their son Eugene IS with
them for q short time.
Rev. D. P. Hatch. Secretary of the Maine
Missionary Scelety, will speak at the Congl,
church next Sunday evening, when the con-
tribaton for the society will be taken
Clarence and Andrew Pendleton of Bos-
ton took the Kennebec boat to Bath one day
last week and rode their wheels from Bath
to Searsport. They report fairly good roads
and pleasant trip.
The Republican town Committee desire
us TO give notice of a caucus at the town
house Saturday evening at o'clock, to
choose delegates for the County Convention,
and transact other business.
Among the arrivals this week are Mrs.
George Darling, Mrs. Herbert Dodge, Mrs
f F. Lewis, Mrs Charles Warehouse, Miss
Wall. Rev. j. X Richardson, G. A. Kjmball,
Phillip Richardson, Nancy Ford
L. W. Wentv orth mas shown us hens
egg that measures pine inches by seven and
tive-eighths and weighs Sin ounces. With
in. surrounded by the white, is perfectly
formed egg, with slell formed, Of medium
size.
Charles A. Deliver, light keeper at Pema-
quid Point, visited his native place this
week. He was particularly interested in
our Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, and the
beautiful arrangements of the grounds IN
front.
Charles f. Treat his sold his business in
East Boston and arrived home Saturday 10
spend the summer He is accompanied by
his friend Mr.. Van Pelt Of Alabama. Charles
intends to returned t. Montgomery, Ala. in
Sepfember to accept business position
there.
Miss Rose Wymau, who . employed at
Capt. J. G. Pendlaton's. wPs in Mosman
Park Sunday afternoon and noticed the
smoke Of d fire on [. esboro. After she had
returned home she received telephone
message informing her that the house and
barn owned by her father We're totally dc
stroyed by fire.
The Harry LAMAR Variety Company gave
an entertainment at Union Hall Monday
evening, which was followed by dance,
which was much enjoyed by the young peo-
pie The feature of the entertainment was
the music, which was good. The snare
drummer deserves special mention, as an all
around musician.
Members of the Goth Maine Regimental
Association have elved card notices from
D. W. Billings, secretary, that the 18th an
nual reunion of the association will meet at
Winterport Wednesday, August 18th. Low
fares have been arranged Oh all lines, and
the Winterporu comrades and ladies have
prepared fine program for the entertain
ment of the veterans.
Our young people have been on several
excursions the past week. Last Thursday a
wheel ride to Swan axe was enjoyed by
quite a large party of the younger people,
and Friday a more dignitied party of the
older ones went to Swan Lake by blackboard
and in the evening participated in dance
at Cunningham's Hall, Swanville.
NJ and Mrs. Charles B. Norris of Grand
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