The Republican journal., 1901-07-11
sEARspoRr LOCALS.

MISSES Eva anu Elsie lOWlc are dt Tie
Oakland House, Sargentville.
II. NJ. Hannah was called to Brooklyn
Monday by business interests.
Norman Russell of Newburyport is the
guest of W. T. c. Runnells.
John s. Dutch of Waltham, Mass, is visit
ing his brother, J. c. Dutch.
IF Treat, who has been following the
the races, returned home Friday.
Samuel Beals and wife of Springfield,
Mass, are at Capt. j. c. Gilmore's.
The spool mill has been shut down the
past week for repairs on the engine.
Harold and Raymond Norton are spend
ing their vacation in South Penobscot
Misses Maud and Grace Nichols of Bucks
port are the guests of Miss Maud Colcord.
Mrs. Prudie Putnam returned Tuesday
from visit to friends in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Eugene Kneeland of Presque Isle is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Knee
land.
Some of the proposed patrons are i'm
patient for the new bakery and restaurant
to open.
Miss Henrietta Plummer arrived Tuesday
evening and is with her aunt, Mrs. j. C.
Nickels.
Friends OF Master J. Lawrence Woods are
pleased to see him again with us for the
summer.
Mrs. Isaac C. Closson returned home re-
Gently from visit to friends in Massa-
chusettS
During the absence of Miss Mcclure Miss
Jessie Black is acting as assistant at the
post Office.
Mrs Mary Perkins, accompanied by Miss
Annie kneeland, arrived by steamer Tues
day morning.
Benson Mcclure, who attended the cen
tennal celebration at Newburyport, return
ed home this week.
Miss Ethel NJ. Nichols has fine situation
as typewriter and stenographer at No. 60
State street, Boston.
Mrs. Welcome Young and children ar
rived Tuesday by steamer City of Bangor
for few weeks stay
Miss Mary Mcclure and her mother, Mrs.
Jane Mcclure, are spending few weeks at
the Lake House, Willimantic.
We were pleased to receive call Tuesday
from Charles S. Hichborn, cashier of the
First National Bank of Augusta.
The Book and Thimble Club will meet
Tuesday p. NJ. July 18th, with Mrs. j. C.
Dutch. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Mary Bailey and Miss Annie Nichols
left by train Monday morning for a trip to
the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo
Charles Chase, who has situation in the
office OF Eugene P. Carver, Esq, Boston, is
spending his vacation at the Harbor.
The owner of the overcoat lost on the
back road recently can hear of something to
his advantage by calling at the post office.
Rev and Mrs. R. G. Harbutt arrived by
train Monday evening and will occupy their
cottage on the shore road during July and
August.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will give a lawn party at the residence of
Mrs. Susan Sweetser this, Thursday, after
noon from to oclock.
Capt. Andrew ). Pendleton has bought
an interest in ship Ayran, and has gone to
Baltimore to take command. The ship will
load coal for San Francisco.
Mrs Delphine p Nichols, daughters Lii
las and Wealthy and son Amos, arrived
by steamer Tuesday and will occupy their
residence here during the summer months.
Dr. P. P. Nichols and family of North
ampton, Mass, arrived last week. DIR.
Nichols has returned to Massachusetts, but
his family will remain here during the
summer.
Rev. Charles Harbutt will occupy the
Congregational church pulpit next Sunday
morning and will speak in the interests of
the Maine Missionary Society. A contri-
button, which it is hoped will be generous
one, will be taken for the society.
AS stage proprietor Lancaster is proving
a success, and so is the driver John Nc
Laughln. Business in the line between
Belfast and Stockton has improved two
hundred per cent, proving that an outlay
for good team pays. Mclaughlin as a
driver is a hustler, and it is rare thing now
to see the stage without a load Of passengers
aboard.
The ladies who were not present at the
regular meeting Of the w. F. NJ. Society at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Sweetser last Tues
day p. m. missed rich treat. Mrs. Eveleth
was present and spoke many helpful words
in her ''Informal Talk Her many years in
the foreign field enable her to give the work
ers in the home field valuable points on mis-
sion work.
Miss Mae Chisholm of Boston, Mass, a
representative of the Deaconess Work, will
speak at the NJ. E. church next Sunday
morning. She has been making tour of
eastern Maine, speaking in Calais, PASSPORT,
Machias, Pembroke and other smaller places
to large and appreciative audiences, inter-
esting and instructing them by her addresses
and sweet songs. A cordial welcome to all
will be extended.
The services at the NJ. E. church last Sun
day evening were unusually interesting. The
delegates to the State EpwOrth League con-
vention, Misses Maud Dutch, Sadie Marks