The Republican journal., 1901-06-20
sEARSPoRr LOCALS.

er, J. W. Rice, in Boston.
Our local base ball team will play the
WinterpOrt team Saturday.
DR.. T. S. Evelyth returned from business
trip to Boston Wednesday.
Capt. A. V. Nickels, wife and daughter
are spending short time in Boston.
Children's day will be observed next Sun
day at the Congregational church.
! The Book and Thimble Club will NEE
with Mrs. Clara Evans Tuesday p. NJ, JUNE
25th.
As usual quite large number of father.
are to take their little boys to the circus
Friday.
Mrs. }. c. Showers and daughter Marion
OF West Palm Beach, Fla, are in town fol
the summer.
Sch. Caroline Kreischer has discharged
the second cargo of lumber for repairs OF
steamboat wharf.
Phillip and Deborah Williams are attend
ing the commencement exercises at Colby
college, Waterville.
The stage was late Wednesday night or
account of the lateness of the train, caused
by the strike on the main line.
Assistant foreman Jerry Cochran with a
large crew are making extensive repairs on
the B. x 3. S. S. Co.'S wharf here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Sheldon made a
short visit to Mrs. Sheidon's mother Mrs
Laura Trundy, remaining over Sunday
Advertised letters: Mrs. Seth A. Braley,
Master Everett W. Braley, Mrs. Cora Bry-
ant, Rev. c. Garland, Mr. Ira W. Veasie.
Robert Nichols has been assigned to de.
liver the valedictory at the graduating
exercises of the Worcester, Mass, academy.
Mrs. A. j. Nickerson left by steamer City
OF Bangor Saturday to attend the gradual
ing exercises of the Worcester, Mass,
academy
People with fire places in their houses are
considered fortunate, as little blaze on the
hearth was not a bad thing during the recent
cold evenings.
A telegram from W. F. Runnells Tuesday
afternoon announced the safe arrival at
New buryport Of steamer Electa, which left
: here Saturday afternoon.
The Automobile Companys motor car
rage arrived from Boston last week and is
being successfully run about the village
streets We notice it is the only vehicle
that can take the road from the boys on the
bicycles.
Fred Kane, who was selected by the Boston
L. road to give out the transfers at Roxbur,
crossing, proves to be the right man in the
right place, as no rush is big enough t(
cause him to lose his head, and he il
capable of answering three questions a.
one and the same time.
a ). H. 5. class pin was lost Friday even
ing by one of the pupils of the Searspor
High school, who was attending the grad
uatlng exercises in the Opera House in Bel
last. The finder will confer great favo
npon the young lady by corresponding will
Box 10, Searsport post office.
MISS Rosa Towle, who has been stoppin.
for several weeks with Miss H. c. Colcord
returned to her home in Woolwich, Me
Tuesday. During her stay in town Mis-
Iowle made many friends, who regret tt
have her GO from them. She has been al
active worker in the Epwortn League ant
other church services.
Some of our friends are so proud of til,
recent workings of Phineas Pendletol
engine, No. . that they are agitatins
the question of taking her to the Stat,
Fireman Muster to be held in Waterville
The date OF the muster has not been de
cided as yet, but it will be during OF,
Home week, and probably Aug. 18th.
Several days last week pollock schooled il
the harbor west of the steamboat wharf il
such numbers that the water seemed alv
with them. If some of our fishermen ha
been prepared with dynamite they coul
have made great slaughter of the fish, a
has been done recently near PASSPORT
Some of the pollock taken in the weirs her
were more than two and half feet long.
The graduating exercises of the class @
1901, S. II. S., will be held in Union Hal
Friday evening, June 23d, beginning at !. Al
and to be followed by an informal reception
Following is the program: Music; PRAYER
Rev. II. W. Norton; salutatory, Iren
Emma Black; essay, Inez Sanford Ridley
history and prophecy. Jessie NJ Black
music; poem, Theodate Merithew; ESSAY
Harold Franklin Norton: music; valedic
tory, Ida Adams Whittier presentation O
diplomas; benediction
The Children's Day concert at the NJ. f
church last Sunday evening was YER
pleasant occasion. The following program
was successfully carried out: Singing
"Herald's Song,'' choir and school; PRAYER
Rev. T. P. Williams; singing, "Our Fathe
in Heaven choir; responsive service, le
by pastor; children's day address, Eva Ha
veneer; rec, Frank Monroe, Jimmie Car
and Royal Monroe; singing, "Crown o
Flowers" Beatrice Park, Inez Buker, Der
nice Park, Fife Curtis and Pronnell Gil
key; rec, Seed Time,' Lulu Marks; rec
THE Boyless Town. Harold Biather; sing
ing "Hasten Away" choir and school; rec
'The Daisies Sally Dow, Mona Leach
Inez Buker, Kate Dow, Effie Curtis, Ethe
Carr; singing, ''The Robin on the Cherr
Tree Beatrice and Bernice Park; rec
1.-The Changed Cross" Rosa Towle; sins