The Republican journal., 1900-07-05
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


water, Mass, Sunday.
Fifty-two people landed here from steamer
Penobscot Sunday morning.
? Rev Charles Harbutt of Portland has
been in town for several days.
Will Sweeney, after an absence of three
years, is making a short visit in town.
W. H. Robinson of Boston is painting the
buildings of the B. & B. S. S. Co. through
out. TO-
L. G. Paine and party of friends from
Portland are spending the week at Swan
Lake
Searsport Chapter, r. A. NJ, will confer
the Mark Master degree next Monday
evening
Capt J. c. Gilmore has erected bathing
house on his shore west of the steamboat
wharf.
Desire Nickels, who has been teaching al
Everett, Mass, is at home for the summer
vacation.
The Searsport National bank is paying to
its stockholders a semi-annual dividend Of
four per cent.
Robert Nichols, student at the Worces-
ter, Mass, academy, is at home for his sum-
mer vacation.
Sch Caroline Kreischner, Capt. Charles
Closson, loaded here with paving stones for
Bangoi last week.
T Roy 1off nv Sta 6a w
10 join party at Bangor, who are taking an
outing trip through Maine.
Franklin Nichols will spend the summer
months with his grandparents, Capt and
Mrs. B. F. Pendleton, at the Harbor.
Hadlock brothers, who spent the season
here last year, are again in town and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rich.
DR.. P F. Nichols and family arrived by
steamer PenobScot Sunday and will occupy
the Capt Phineas Pendleton, Jr., house.
Capt. Andrew S. Pendleton and wife ar
rived by boat Sunday, Capt. Pendleton hav-
ing just arrived from voyage to China.
Mrs Delphine Nichols, son Amos and
daughters Lillian and Wealtha, are in town,
and will occupy their residence in the east
village
Richard P. Smith, who has been playing
with the Village Postmaster Company the
past season--cloSing at Boston last week
arrived home by train Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Soden landed
here Sunday on their way to their home on
Fort Point, where they have spent every
season for the past dozen or more years.
Miss Julia +. Sullivan is at home from the
Watham watch factory for a two weeks
vacation. Tie factories are so driven with
work they could only give their help short
vacations this season
If Tommy DonnelIy's MINISTRIES, which
good as Hall Il Donnely's, which We're here
few years ago, they will have no trouble in
filling Mon Hall. Reserved seats on sale
al Clement x Adams.
The change in temperature from Thurs
day to sunday was the greatest ever known
here in the summer time. Many who had
facilities built fires in the front room, and
others who had not lowered around the
cook stove nearly all day Sunday.
Frank c. Whitcomb, who has been under
treatment at the st. Botolph hospital, Bos-
ton, returned last week much improved,
largely from the massage treatment recon-
mended at the hospital. He was accompa-
MED by Mr. J. F. sullivan, who continues
the treatment.
Friends of Miss Annie Nichols are in
formed that the itinerary of the Christian
Endeavor party with whom she was to sail
from Boston Wednesday on steamer Saale
has been changed by the recent fire at IIo-
boken where the steamer was burned. The
party will now sail from New York Satur-
day, July 18th, at II a. m. in the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Trave-a sister ship of
the Saale. The itinerary of this tour will
be carried out as previously arranged.
A. H. Nichols, secretary of the sold
Home Week Association has received
fine engraved blocks of Old Home Week
paper and envelopes, which he is supplying
TO those who desire it. The work of collect
ing and arranging the names of those
abroad to be invited is being pushed rapidly,
and we again reiterate the importance of
those who have friends in distant States
furnishing the name and post Office address
to the committee at once of those thew wish
invited. Hurry this, for the time is short.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
F. H. CleaveS lost valuable Jersey COW
last week.
S. D. Flood and Geo. A. Mathews of Bel
fast were in town last Sunday.
Cyrus Foss and wife of Lynn, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Foss' sister. Mrs. Susan Towle
HenrysTrundy and son of Newburg were
in town last week visiting the family of F.
L. Trundy.
Mr. and Mrs David Newcomb of South
Newburg were in town last week visiting
relatives.
Mrs. f. W. Thompson is in East Belfast
taking care of her daughter, Mrs. John
Hutchins.
Mrs. H. T. Scribner has returned from
Belfast, where she has been nursing for the
past five weeks.
Christopher Andrews of Newport was