The Republican journal., 1901-09-12
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Capt. A. V. Nickels and wife are in Bos.
3On.
G. A. Mitchell and wife Of Togus were in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall of Montville Pc
guests of Mrs. E. F. Davis.
Mrs. Spratt of Bar Harbor is at her
sisters, Mrs. n Roulston.
Blanche Nickels and Blanchard Rose are
spending week at Swan Lake.
Miss Emmie Reinfrank is the guest of
he sister, Mrs. H. W. Hannah.
Misses Rose and Halle Roulston have
returned to Boston for the winter.
Louis W. Carver and wife of Columbus,
Ohio, are visiting Capt J. A. Carver.
Fred Morrow, station agent at Arlington
Heights, Mass, is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Theodate Seavey aud son Jack are
visiting H. B. Black at Everett, Mass.
Capt and Mrs. Nathan P Carver left for
their home in Rox5ury, Mass, Monday.
L. G. Paine of the International Paper
Co., New York, is in town for shol isit.
spending several weeks at Harwichport,
Mass.
Arthur Boyd and son left last Friday for
trip to the Pan-Amercan Exposition in
Buffalo
Mrs. W. X. Morrison, who has spent the
summer in town, returned to Minneapolis,
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Grinnell was at the Searsport
Grinnell, last week.
Fred Kane, who is in the employ of the
Boston electrics, is at home for two
weeks vacation.
I'M, P. DuttGn was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Dutton is superintendent of the schools
in Augusta to the tenth grade.
Mrs. A. D. Mowry and family, who have
spent the summer at the Searsport House,
returned to Eoxbury, Mass, last week.
One hundred and forty-two passengers
left Searsport by steamer City of Rockland
on her three trips to Boston prior to Sept.
10th.
Mrs. E. D. Colcord and daughter Maud
will attend the wedding of Miss Nancy P.
Nichols at Buckspoint Thursday, Sept.
18th.
Miss Blanche Nickels, accompanied by
her nephew, Clifford Carver, arrived by
train Thursday evening from Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Daniel Devereaux and Ralph Upper and
wife of Brunswick, Ca, have been the
guests of Capt. Ralph Devereaux the past
week.
Prof. Dennison, late principal of the
Monmouth academy, has been engaged as
principal of the High school here, which
begins Sept. 1eth.
Mrs. Clara Leonard, who is spending sew
eral weeks at her old home, was Joined
Thursday by her husband, who will remain
for a short vacation.
William Bond, of the firm of William Bond
IL Son. chronOmeter and watch makers, l52
State ST., Boston, has called upon some of
our sea captains in the interests of his fiji, m.
Mrs. Walcott, who has spent several
weeks IN town at the bed side of her father,
Elder G. V. Lanpher, left by steamer City
OF Rockland for her home in New Britain,
Conn.
large number of the Sunday school and
friends of the NJ. f. Society had a picnic
and clam bake at Waterhouse Grove Tues
day afternoon. most enjoyable time was
had by all.
Oliver Park and wife of Grinnell, Iowa.
have been the guests of Mrs Catherine f.
Park at the harbor. Mr.. Park has visited
his native town but twice since he left
thirty years ago.
Albert W. Curtis was found dead in bed
Monday morning. Mr.. Curtis had spent
Sunday in Belfast at the home of his brother.
Robert P, returning early in the evening
apparently as well as ever His death was
evidently from heart disease which is
hereditary in the family. Mr.. Curtis was
employed by Pike Bros and was a diligent
worker He leaves wife and six children.