The Republican journal., 1899-07-27
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Bucksport.
Mrs II. C. McGill and Mrs. Francis Bacon
are at Miss Laura Curtis.
Mrs A. 7. Quimby of Laconia, N. H., is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Simeon Staples of Belfast passed
Wednesday at c. Il. Stevens.
Mrs Helen E. W oodward left for her home
at Taunton, Mass, Saturday.
George A. and Joseph T. Nichols are
spending their vacation in town.
Miss Marshall who has been visiting the
Evelths, leaves by steamer to-day
J.H. Taylor OF Brockton, Mass, is the
guest of Capt and Mrs. 1. c. Park.
Mrs. James l. Woods and family and Mr..
Mccormick are at Mrs. Josie Webber's,
Miss Ella A. Hopkins went to Bangor
Tuesday, returning Thursday afternoon.
Grace E. Field OF Wilmington, Delaware,
is spending her vacation at her cid home.
Mrs Lillias Seixas of New York is the
guest of Capt and Mrs. E. D. T. Nickels.
A E. Nickerson is loading schooner Sar-
dinian with hay or Joshua Adams, Camden.
W. c. futile opened his Photographic
studio to-day, Thursday July y, for five
days.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dyer and two sons of
Brockton, Mass, are visiting at Z. ii.
Stevens.
The ladies' of the Congl. society will give
an Afternoon tea and musicale at Union
Hall, Thursday Aug. Sd
A very pleasant lawn party was given
Tuesday by Capt. and Mrs. Geo. A. Carver
at their Moose Pond cottage.
Prof Ordway and wife OF New Orleans,
H B. Upham, Mrs. NJ. j. White and
daughter are at S. A. Stevens.
Capt. William Meyers of bark Mabel l.
Meyers, who arrived at Boston, July 10th,
from Rosario is at home for short time.
Capt. Eben Curtis aud son Lebbeus left
Monday by steamer Penobscot to Join ship
Title E. Starbuck loading at Philadelphia
ior San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prescott. Miss Elva
Prescott. Miss Mary B. Weber Miss Bertha
Nichols and Miss Myra A. Weber are at
the Weber homestead.
B. F. Merritt and wife of New York have
been visiting Capt. II. G. Curtis the past
week. Mr.. Merritt is connected with the
New York Telegraph Co.
Frank Rose and James Coffin returned
+rir, Tuesday with ahpnf Y q
hundred fresh fish They also had some
rare specimens of sea birds, which they Sc
cured for taxidermist Fred Park.
C. H Monroe is receiving numerous ap-
plicatlons from boys and young men who
are cooking after the fine bicycles he offers
in his advertisement in Tie Journal-prov
ing, as we have always claimed, that the
place to advertise is in your local newspaper.
Among the arrivals at the Searsport
House the past week We're Mrs. j. Fl. Van
Vie, New York. j. w. Irish, f. 1. Cayting
a. B. Cayting, j Il. Cotton, 6. F. Cook, II.
J. Stevens, Henry Osgood, Bangor; Frank
T Grows Boston; z o. Edison, Worcester :;
c. A. Lynch, B. H Lincoln, Washington !;
II. H Perclval, Boston.
The drama Showed In, given by the Sears
port amateurs under the auspices of the
local base ball team was greeted by large
audience. and the performance was sue
cess in every way. The dance that follow
ed was fully attended more young pc Jple
being on the floor than has been Seen at
Union Hall for many years.
Cliff Woods met Thursday with what was
supposed to be a very serious accident by
being thrown from his bicycle, but escaped
with bad cut on the head and a few bruises.
The accident happened by Cliff running
over a dog which threw him in front of
Henry Fowler, who was following him and
il the pile-up that followed Cliff was unfor-
tunately the underneath victim. The dog
escaped scott free.
The following young ladies chaproned by
Miss Mildred E. Shute are spending a
week at Swan Lake: Martha, Henriett
and Rebecca Ross Jessie and Edna Black.
Marion Billiard, Lizzie Carver, Louise Pike,
Florence Colcord, Iona Nichols, Iaria Gill
key, Henrietta Gerry. The following young
Mtl are DIT Tue NlCheTSOl cottage, N6u
Griffin, Robert Nickols, Frank Whitcomb,
Andrew Allen, Bert ColcJrd, Will Gilkey
Franklin Nichols, Albert Nichols, Scott
Blanchard, Lincoln Colcord and Will Put
nam. They are without chaprone
The unprecedented number of members of
The both Maine Regimental Association
who have signifed their intention to be
present at the 18th annual reunion, indi-
Gates that the meeting at Ellsworth is liable
to be one of the largest yet given the associ-
alton. Perhaps the reason that may be as
signed for so large gathering is the fact
that the history of the association is to be
distributed at the reunion. 1t is hoped
none of the comrades will neglect to sen d
in their names to ]. W. Black, Searsport,
Ne, with one dollar. to ensure receiving
one of the books.
DIR. E. Hopkins has perfected his itinerary
for the trip to the National Encampment.
G. 4. R., to be held in Philadelphia, and is
Offering the lowest rate we have heard of
yet-ten dollars and ten cents from Sears
port and return. The excursion will leave
on steamer City of Bangor Saturday after
noon, Sept ID, for Boston going by Stonning-
ton or Warwick line to New York, thence