The Republican journal., 1901-08-01
sEARspORr LOCALS.

Mrs. j. +. Adams OF Bangor spent SUNDAY
in town.
Mrs. Theodate Tenney and son Jack are
in town.
Miss Mary Nichols returned to Boston
Wednesday.
Will Rice arrived by train Tuesday for a
few days vacation.
Mrs. W. K. Morrison is at the KineO
House for short time.
Mrs. Fred Linwood Mclaughlin and son
are guests of J. W. Black.
Robert Doliver is spending several weeks
with his sister, Mrs. Crary.
Mrs. Henrietta Roulston is spending a
few weeks vacation in town.
A pleasant whist party was given by Miss
Mildred f. Shute Tuesday evening.
Capt. and Mrs. Nathan P. Carver of Bos-
ton are registered at the Searsport House.
Mrs. Maria Rontlett of Kingston, Ont,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Maria Biz tx
Mrs. E. F. Lewis of Waltham, Mass, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Sargent
Miss Janet Salvage of Brooklyn, \. Y, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mos
man.
Miss Lucia Eames is visiting her aunts,
Mrs. Julia Blanchard and Miss L. w. Ed
wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Showers of West Palm
Beach, Fla, arrived by City of Rockland
Sunday.
DR.. Butler. Mrs. \. J. Reed, Miss Gre ,e
Dean and Mrs. C. j. Adams are at S. A.
Stevens
Service ons Rural Route No. ., Fred E.
Nichols carrier, begins this, Thursday,
morning.
Elmer and George Hammons called here
Tuesday on their way to Plymouth to visit
their parents.
Mrs. Sarah Staples is spending the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. E. L. Noyes, in
Astoria, Oregon.
Tie ladies of the Guild will have an apron
sale at the store of Clement & Adams, Sat
urday, Aug. Sd.
'Manley Foote wishes to extend his tharss
to the Givers and Cleaners for their SUBJ
tantial remembrance of him.
Miss Pitts of Dorchester, Mass, arrived
by steamer City of Bangor Tuesday and has
rooms at Capt. F. A. Curtis
Eben Sawyer, who is employed by the
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., is in
town for his summer vacation.
The Ladies Aid of NJ E. Church will have
their apron sale and entertainment Thurs
day evening, Aug. sth, atUnion Hall.
Any one finding,,an ornament for a ladies'
hat, consisting of an owls head and brocade
flowers, can find the owner by inquiring at
the post office.
FIR eman McGilvery Post has accepted an
invitation from the Belfast comrades to join
in the parade there during Old Home Week
and il is hoped some thirty or more of the
comrades will be III line.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Rivers, who have been
the guests of }. E. Mardep, arrived too late
for the steamer Monday, and were obliged to
wait for the City of Bangor Tuesday before
ret lrning to their home in Boston,
The committee on music for the Old Home
Week reception cordially invite all the
members of both choirs and other singers
to meet at Union Hall Friday evening, Aug.
md. at O'Clock to rehearse for chorus of
welcome to be given at the reception Mon
day evening, Aug 5th.
The following parties are spending the
week at Swan Lake: Florence Colcord.
Maria Gilkey, Rebecca Ross, Clara Bullard,
Henrietta Gerry, Wealthy Nichols. They
are chaperoned by Mrs. A. NJ. Ross. At
the Belfast and Searsport Club cottage are
Ray kneeland, Franklin Nichols, Scott
Blanchard, Lincoln Colcord, Norman Rus
sell and Phillip Williams. Mrs. G. W.
Hichborn. daughter Emma and son Robert,
are at Hillside cottage.
The Rev. D. w. Hardy, for eight wears
pastor of the Orthodox CONGREGATIONAL
Church in Billerica Centre, died Sunday
night al his home in that village, aged 81
years. He was bern in Wilton, Me, and re-
celved his early education at Pennington
Academy. He entered Bowdoin College
with the class of 81, and later took medi-
cal course. He served during the war as a
surgeon, and at its close went to Chicago.
After paStOrate of several years in Maine
he came to Billerica in 1898, where he had
since been located, the loved and respected
pastor. of the Orthodox Congregational
Church. He leaves widow and two sons.
Boston Globe.
Rev. Mr.. Hardy was for several wears
pastor of the church at Standpoint and at
the Harbor.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will hold handkerchief sale at Union Hall
this, Thursday, afternoon and evening, Aug.
lst The hall will be open from to 6 in the
afternoon and in the evening at T. There
will be mystery table, which will be of in
terest to all. In the evening musical pro-
gram will be given. Admission in the after
noon free; evening, ten cents. Refresh
ments will be served both afternoon and
evening. The hall has been tastefully deco
rated, and the large number of handker
chiefs to be offered for sale are very hand
some. Every one is invited to be present
By an error of the printer we were made
to say in last weeks locals that the date of
Old Home Week in Searsport was from
Aug. 18th to 18th, which was wrong, as bv an
agreement with the Boston organization of
Searsporters they are to arrive by steamer
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