The Republican journal., 1900-08-16
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

{. A. Smell is spending his vacation in
town.
Walter Gardner of Boston arrived by
steamer Sunday morning.
Walter Dunbar of Brockton, Mass, has
rooms at S. A. Stevens.
Louis W. Carver and wife of Columbus
Ohio. are at Capt. J. A. Carvers.
Mrs Name futile and son of Newton
Mass. are at the SearSport House.
Rodney Clark and wife of Grinnell, Iowa
are visiting friends at the HarbOr
Clifton Pendleton and family of Boston
are at W. c. Pendleton's at the l1arbor.
Capt. H. G. Curtis and wife of Brunswick,
ga. arrived by City of Bangor last Friday
Forty-three OF our visitors returned to
their homes by steamer Penobscot Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Simpson and Mrs. f.
u. Blanchard are the guests of Mrs. Simon
ton.
Ir. !. A. Jackson and family of Everett,
Mass. are the guests of Miss Edith Pen
dletop.
Everett Curtis, " no is located in Idaho, is
visiting his old home after an absence of
tour years
Everett PenLleton is one Of those who
came from the West to be here during Old
Home Week
Mrs John Moorhead and Mrs Witherell
If south Boston are registered at the Sears
port House.
Contribution at the ConI1 church next
sunday morning in behalf OF the Maine
Missionary society.
Mrs Elizabeth NJ Eames and Master Jul
liam Gross of Ashland, Mass, are the guests
of Miss L. W Edwards
W F. Runnells and Norman Russell of
NewburYport, Mass, have been at w. t.
G. Runnell's the past week.
The many friends in town of Mayor Mort
land of Rockland We're pleased to see him in
town Friday and Saturday of Old Home
Week
Frank hneeland, expert accountant, hose
office is in the New York Life Insurance
To his parents, MI. and Mrs J. Il. kneeland
Rev. and Mrs. IL. W. Norton went to Clin-
ton Tuesday to be present, by invitation
al the dedication of The Brown Memorial
Library Building" in that village. They re
turn to-'lay, Thurs day.
The many friends of Miss H. c. Colcord
We're pleased 10 see her at her accustomed
place as or@anist in the NJ. f. Church aftel
an absence of many weeks because of sick
ness.
Rev Horace b. Haskell prea he'd d very
interesting sermon last Sunday morning at
the NJ. f Church from John XIV, >. 1t was
listened to by a large and appreciative audi
ence, many Of whom remember Mr.. Haskell
as the son of former pastor
A treA is promised all who attend the
Illustrated lecture on 1.-The National Life
of Japan" in the yestry of the NJ. f.
church next Monday evening, Aug. 10Th, at
$50 y. m This lecture viii be given by
Tyiichi kairiyania, Phi. b. of Yokohama
Japan, and will be illustrated by beautiful
ly colored views by native artists. Admis-
sion Ii cents; children under IL years. Il
cents.
Gampmeeting at NOrthpUrt, that occurs
next week. will attract many from this pla ce
If the weather should prove favorable doubt
less larger delegation than usual will go
The arrangements made by Mr.. Frost assure
all of profitable services each day. Tues
day. Aug. Dist, there will be a reunion of al
old students of +. NJ. c. Seminary. At thai
gathering there certainly ought to be a large
number Of persons from this town, as many
ar old students of that time-honored insti-
tltion Wednesday, Aug. -, will be "Ep
worth League Day and it is hoped that
many young people from this pla &c will &c
TO the Campground to hear one of the most
talented workers among the young people in
New England.
We have been request d by the Waldo Co.
Veteran Association to give Spf e to the fol
lowing:
Whereas, A soldier organization located
III city OF an adjoining county has issued
resolutions denouncing Hon. Edwin c. Bur
leigh as one who has utterly disregarded
the claims of soldiers who fought beneath
our beloy' d tlf in the war for the union, -
and whereas, we know such statements to be
false, many of us from personal experience
and all by the k aneSt observation, and
Whereas, the State organization to which
the organization passing these resolutions is
subordinate has in circular letter shown
the fallacy and disregard to truth set forth
in their statement, therefore
Resolved, That we, the Waldo Co. Vet
eran Association, in mass meeting assem-
bled, most emphatieally denounce such res
olutions as not only untrue and unjust to
our Congressman but wickedly unkind to
veterans living and to the memory of our
dead comrades whose widows and orphans
are almost daily recipients of valued ser
Hon. Edwin G. Burlegh.
Resolved, That we respectfully ask the
press of our State to give as much publicity
to this our action as to that Of our misguid.