The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-09-13
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

trip.
Mrs. Mary Ford Dakin of Boston is visit
ing friends in town.
Piam L. Gilkey arrived by train from
Rochester, \. H., Saturday.
Ralph Upper of Brunswick, Ga, is spend
ing a short vacation in town.
Capt B. F. Colcord arrived overland Sun
day from Port Blakely, Wash
Miss Annie Nichols has returned from
her trip to the Paris Exposition.
Scott Blanchard is taking a course at
Shaws Business college in Bangor.
Mrs. EVE C. Crowell and son Ralph re-
turned to their home in Brockton Saturday.
F.. A. Colcord who is employed in the ship
ward in Camden, is at home for few days.
DR.. Jerry Ferguson and family of New
York are the guests of A. B. Ferguson and
wife.
Miss Desire Nckels returned to Everett,
Mass, last week to resume teaching in
that city.
Capt. W. II. Blanchard and wife left by
steamer i'tllOOScOt lhollUdN loi q elt'At NiN'ie
to Boston.
Robert Z. Nichols returned to Worcester.
Mass. saturday, To resume his studies at
the Academy there.
George NJ Curtis left by steamer Monday
ion Worcester Mass, where he will attend
llitary academy
Mis- Kate Nickels lef by steamer Thurs
day to ATTEND the fail term of the Bridge
water Normal school.
Miss Ethel NJ. Nichols leaves Friday for
Boston, where she will take lessons in stem
og1aphy during the winter.
Miss blanche Ross returned TO the ogon-
t. school Friday IL resume her duties as III
structoI in physical culture
George : Sargent has bought the +. IL.
Dmgim place aud by F. W. Larrabee has
bought the t. F. Nichols house.
The rain Tuesday spoiled the contempia'-
ed clam bake at Mosman Park, arranged o.!
the residents Of Bay View place
Capt i. b. Nichols and wife, Miss Rosle
Clo>son and Miss Elizabeth Paine, are
spending the week at Swan Lake.
Miss Iennet &. Rice, who has had charge
of the telegraph office in Squirrel Island,
returned by train Tuesday evening
We we're clad to see Walter Mathews
wh,. was so badly injured on the Maine
Central some time ago. at the town meeting
Monday.
Major Batchelder, who is employed IL
the Boston custom House, is spending his
vacation IN town. the guest OF 5. y. Stevens
and Vie.
Boat, leave >earsport lor Boston untl
Octube. st, Monday and Friday at 80 I
p.,aud arrive from! Boston Wednesday anC
sunday at $50 a. N.
since the bridge has completed mails
arrive haIf an hoW earlier Until a change
iuil4 tlan schedule the mail willcontinue
10 leave here at l.+5 y. m.
List f advertised letters at the >earspor1
post office Mrs. f. W. Amsbury, Nh
Sumner Nickerson. Miss laraca Part
ridge, Rev q NJ Stilphen, Rev y. \. Darcy
There is a fine opportunity for some OF
our enterprisine farmers, who have the
gear t. cut l. to buy the four acre field OF
ripe -raiu of G. J. Shaw On Sears Island.
Mrs q. W. IIichborn and daughter re-
turned TO their winter home in Roxbury
Mass. Tuesday During their absence
through the winter L. Y. Sawyer will have
the care of their house here.
Application has been sent to the Patent
office by {. II. Monroe and others for /
patent on 4 motor for carriages that if il
proves patentable viii reyolutionize the au-
tomobile business, as this motor can beap
Piled to any carriage with small expense.
Last sunday quite an excitement was
created in the Church of God Camp Groun(
by a fire started inst back of the seats ii
the auditorium. The dry leaves were like
tIlder. and before the audience We're aware
of i Il large space nthe rear was all ablaze
MANY hands soon extinguished it, bat it Re
qU red quick and vigorous work, for in five
minutes more the ire would have been be
yond control.
Superintendent Of linemen ThurStOn i
here with crew putting in the telephone
foI subscribers tn the exchange to be estab
ished here Seven subscribers have beel
received with a good prospect of other
soon to be added. The names of the sub
scrihers are b. II r. 5. 5. Co wharf. Pix,
Bros, DR.. F, W Larrabee, DR.. F. S
Eveleth. Clement IL Adams, W F. Grinnell
The Searsport House will be the centra
Office.
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