The Republican journal., 1898-08-18
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Will Waters is visiting his aunt, Mrs. d.
y. Mitchell
Capt E. P. Nichols of Bucksport was in
town Wednesday.
j. W Edwards and wife of Island Falls
Me, are in town.
u. S simpsonIand wife of Everett,are visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs Laura Closson went to Bangor Tues
day to join Capt Closson.
Rev. f. G. Harbutt is convaleseing slowly
and is able to take short drives.
Mrs d. P Nichols and family returned to
Maiden, Mass, last Thursday.
Mrs E d. Blanchard returned to her
home in East Corinth last week.
Capt. 7. P. Colcord aud wife arrived on
steamer City Of Bangor Tuesday.
Johu Widgeren of the Sailors Snug Har-
bor is at home ON his annual leave
Capt. L, A. Colcorl has taken command
OF schooner Gladys for short voyage.
DE- Geo. B. Tibbetts and wife of orrug-
ton visited their native town last week
William Plummer aud wife of PhiIadel-
phia are the guests Of Mrs j c. Nickels.
Mrs. Amelia CASTILLO and laughter Made
line of Boston are spending few weeks in
town.
Mrs. Ella Bartlett Of Cooperstown, North
Dakota, j. visiting her mother, Mrs L. E.
Trundy.
futile Will open his photograph room FIJI
day afternoon aud remain here until Tues
day afternoon.
Harry Dow, who is employed by the Dana
hardware Co. in Boston, Is spending his
vacation III town,
Fannie E. Smith, who has been visiting
friends at Bucksport, returned home by
steamer Monday.
Ii. n. Smart, night Waterman at the Bos
ton Chamber of Commerce, made a short
visit in town last week.
The many friends in town of Rev j. E.
Adams enjoyed hearing INN preach last
Sunday morning at the Congl. Church.
We are pleased to report that Capt. Tup-
per and wife, who were so severely injured
by the upsetting of their carriage in Belfast
last week, are rapidly convalescing.
The barn, on what is known as the Henry
B. Carver place will be sold at public auc-
ton Thursday afternoon, August 25th, at
O'Clock. See adv. in another column.
Mrs Eliphalet Eaton, who received such
shock Saturday evening from being run
into nv
NAMED unconscious for some time, but has
fully recovered consciousness and is able to
sit up part Of the time
Friends of Sidney j. Treat are pleased to
learn Of his marriage to Miss Lenora E.
Haskell, most estimable young lady of
Deer Isle, which occurred in East Boston
List week. Mr. Treat is IN charge Of pilot
huat Adams and Will reside Il East Boston
Rev B. b Merrill of Brewer will preach
at the Congl church next Sunday. The
monthly missionary collection vii he in be
half of tile American Missionary Associa
won for work among the mountain whites
Indians and other colored races in this
country.
Mr.. John Walton and wife, Mrs. I p Par
sons and son Donald. Miss Esther A Parker
Of Saugus, Mass Mr. Robt Henderson of
Annapolis Nd Walter ". Clancy of
Brockton Miss A NJ Matt of Swampseot
and Mrs. Chas Meader OF Lynn, Mass are
at tie Stevens House
a game Of base ball was played on Mos
man Park grounds Monday afternoon and
ar larc
composed largely OF our heavy weight cit-
zens. The nine weighed tC sether about one
ton. In the early part OF the game they
played strong and some OF them held out re-
markably we'll, considering they had been
out Of practice flr a long time. The game
resulted IN score Of 10 10 9 in favor Of the
light weights.
Tomorrow, Friday, if pleasant, no doubt
the Searsport people will Enjoy one of the
pleasanuest excursions th4t has gone from
here for many years. Thanks are certainly
due Sears Lodge, l. o. o. F., who arranged
IL Massasoit Lodge at Castine will open
their hall to tie visitors, giving opportunity
TO those who carry baskets to partake of
lunch IN their spacious dining hall. Arrange
MtulS nave utcH maze. SUOull UUt crowd
prove too large for the steamer, to take
vessel in tow. Steamer Cast;ne will leave
at o'clock a, III. returning at o'clock o. NJ.
very pleasant gathering assem- bed at
lockwood cottage, Swan lake, Thursday
evening, Aug. 18th, to assist NJ. F. Went
worth and wife in celebrating the 18th ami
versary of their wedding. Among those
present were Hon. A. E. Nickerson, Mrs.
Edgecomh, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nickerson,
Miss Marion and Miss katherine Nickerson,
Mrs. Phillips and daughter Mrs. Charles NJ.
Nichols and daughters, Ethel, Iona and
Lewene, Julia B. Sullivan, Ethel Went
worth, Bernice and Marjorie Upper,
Maurice Dolliver, Charles Cyphers, Henry
and Ellen Cunningham and Jewell Bowling.
The presents were numerous and valuable.
Among them were a cut glass pitcher and
goblets ice cream set, parlor lamp, several
vases, cut glass vinegar bottle and rose
bowl, and silver mounted salt and pepper
set. Refreshments We're served, consisting
of cake and ice cream, and Mr.. Wentworth
did not forget to pass around the cigars to
the gentlemen. The celebration concluded
with dance at Union Lodge.