The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-14
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

at home.
Miss Deborah Williams is in Winslow for
a week
Miss Emma Nickels is the guest of James
Colcord
Miss Annie Nichols returned from Port
land last week.
Richard P. Smith left by steamer City of
Bangor Monday
Mrs DuBou of Brooklyn is the guest of
Mrs. Bradbury.
Mrs. t. P. Field is spending short time
with her sisters.
Miss Blanche Nichols is spending few
days in Portland.
Rev. 7. P. Williams is absent on bust
ness trip to Augusta.
f. =. Carver and wife have returned to
their home in Brookline.
MI and Mrs. Thurlow OF Lewiston are
visiting Miss Ellen Mosman.
Miss Jeanette Stephenson of Freedom is
the guest OF Edith Williams,
Mrs Jack Tenney Of Houlton, Me-, is with
her mother. Mrs Maria Black.
Mt. and Mrs George Bullard and daugh-
tiers returned to Newton Tuesday.
George Thomas of North Haven has been
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. I. ?. Williams.
Mrs James Tayler is with her parents,
Capt and Mrs. !. {. Park, at Park Terrace.
George HammondS has returned to Chica-
20 after spending Old Home Week in town.
Capt. W. Y. Nichols, who has spent the
season at town, left for New York Wednes-
day.
7. +. Billings, who has been in town for
OlQ Home Week. returned to Lynn Mon
day
VIM. Putnam of Jordan, Marsh x Co. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Putnam.
Rev. and Mrs Il. &. Harbutt and Miss
HalLutt are at their summer home for
a month
F. T. Griffin left for Boston Saturday to
resume his position with the Bradstreets
Company.
W y Field and wife drove from their
home in Bangor to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Elnora Field.
Capt Parse of stmr Pathfinder and Mrs.
Parse, are with Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Sargent
for few days.
Miss Lillian Kunnells of Rockland, Mass,
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
T. c. Runnells.
Miss Ethel Nichols, who has been spend
ing a short vacation in town, returned to
Boston last week.
Rev. and Mrs Charles A. Towne and
daughter Alice of Gardiner, Mass, are at
Mr, Lormer for a few weeks.
Mrs Wngata of Bangor, Mr.. Proctor of
Maiden, Mass, and Mrs. Fitzmorris and
son of Conn. are at Mrs Webbers.
CAPT. W. Y Nichols has bought the resi-
Ienee OF the late Capt G. 4. Nichols and is
maxim. extensive repairs and improve
meuts.
The excursion to Bangor was a great sue
cess. 1t was largely attended, and notwith-
,tudu- ,h4 frequent showers the trip was
engaged Icy all.
The annual reunion of the Merithew fam
lily va> held at the Nerithew homestead
Monday Although the day was Indictment
about forty were present
Nil Frank Upper of South Berwick was
called here la>J week by the illness of his
daughter, but we are glad to report that
Miss. Marjorie is now convaescent.
The informal hop given at Union Hall
Tuesday was one of the most delightful
gor furnished faultless music, and all went
merry as a marriage bell"
An alarm of fire was rung in last Sunday
morning, and the engine company was at
once on hand. The blaze was located in
tool house on the old Curtis estate, and was
promptly extinguished, the other buildings
escaping injury.
Chas b. Norris of Kansas City, John
Moore Norris of Milford, Mass, Mrs. Anna
Norris Quimby of Laconia, \. H., Geo
Lewis Norris of Rockland, Mass, and G. A. |
Norris Of Cambridge are enjoying delight
ful reunion at the old home
Old Home Week closed with a Union SER
vice at the NJ, T. Church Sunday evening. |
The speakers were Rev Mr.. Movers of
Michigan, Rev. Mr. Towne, Rev. Mr.. |
Adams, Rev. MI. Williams and Rev. Mr.. |
Hamilton Miss jamie Curtis rendered a
selection in her usual charming manner.
The meeting seemed suitable climax to a
delightful reunion.
OBITUARY. Died in Searsport, Aug. 3,
1902, Ellen NJ. Carver, aged 81 years, !
month, % days. Mrs. Carver was the
daughter of the late Isaac and Martha
lBlanchard( Gilkey. She leaves to mourn
their loss, her husband, Capt. Andrew L.
Carver and daughter Lillias L. one broth
CT, Capt. l. F. Gilkey of Portland, Me- five
sisters, Mrs. 5. B. Gowell of Kansas CITY.
Mrs a. ;. Towle of Searsport, Mrs. Eu-
gene Merrill of Portland, Me-, Mrs S. J. |
Carver and Mrs. W. C. T. Hamilton of Min
neapolis, and hosts of friends of whom she
was very fond. She remarked with ex-
treme regret only two days before her
death that friends would be here for the |
Old Home Week and she would be unable |
to see them. She married July 6, 1862, Capt. |
Andrew l.. Carver, and six children were