The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-19
sEARsPoRT LOCALS.

William Sweeney is at home for few
days
Mrs. Eugene Merrill of Portland is in
town.
Miss Jennet B. Rice returned from Bar
Harbor Monday.
Edward Gilkey and Bert Havener are at
home from kent's Hill.
j. W. Black has been absent several days
on business trip to Boston.
Mrs. A. V. Nickels and daughter Edna
are visiting friends in Bangor.
Mrs. Maria Black has gone to Houlton to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Tenney.
viii Dix left by train Tuesday morning
to join steamer jax at New York.
Levi D. Crook and family of Brewer are
occupying the "Elms' for ten days.
Captain Cyrus True and A. NJ. Ross are
absent on a business trip to Boston.
Miss Nash of Cherrytield is the guest of
Miss Edith Williams for few days
Mrs. f. p Nichols has been in town d few
days, the guest of Mrs. Lilias Nichols.
F. P. Carver and family arrived Tuesday
morning, and have taken apartments at G.
F. Marks
Mrs Mary Moore of Presqne Isle was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. c, E, Rice, last
week.
Hal Kneeland and Lincoln Cocord are
at home from the University of Maine for
the summer vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Carver of Brooklyn. \. Y,
arrived Wednesday and will spend the sum-
mer at Moose Point cottage.
Miss Edith Williams is at home from
Colby on a short vacation and will return
Saturday for commencement.
Mrs j. G. Pendleton, no has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Whittier, in Orono
returned Tuesday afternoon.
Herbert Black has contracted to furnish
Jones & Bicknell of Rockland $50 spars.
The spars will be shipped to Nassau.
George Eames of Tacoma, Wash, after
an absence of twenty years, made week S
visit to his father, j. H. Eames, last week.
Rev and Mrs. 7. P Williams will receive
the Christian Endeavor society at the par
sonage this, Thursday, evening from to 10.
Miss Lizzie Sweeney, employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Co. in Lewiston,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Ellen A.
Sweeney.
Miss Rose Closson arrived home from
Medfeld, Mass, last week, and will make
her home with Capt. and Mrs. j. B. Nichols
for the summer.
Capt. Phineas Pendleton arrived Wednes-
day morning from Alameda, Calf Misses
Lucy and Lettie Pendleton, his daughters,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. l. c. Havener,
in Worcester, Mass.
Prof. Hart of Orono was in town last
week consulting with Principal Burton and
the Supt., Mrs. Davis, in regard to placing
our Il Ugh School on the list of schools APP
proved by the University of Maine He
visited the school Friday.
Childrens Day was observed by the
ConSl, society last Sunday. In the morning
the pastor, Rev. T. F. Williams, delivered
an appropriate address, and in the evening
a very interesting and enjoyable concert
was listened 10 by a large audience at
Union Hall.
The Searsport Base Ball club announce
their benefit performance for Thursday eve,
June 18th. at Union Hall. The bill will CON
sIst Of the farcical comedy "Woodcock $
Little Came with an olio in which Messrs
Bradbury and Launders will present an
original vaudeville concert In criticism
of "Eben Holden at the Savoy Theatre, \. |
Y. The Herald of Oct 10Th says: "Mr }. H. |
Bradbury made the comedy hit of the even
ing. 1t is safe to predict that he will in
stantly become favurite here The stage
will be under the direction OF f. p. Smith !
and no effort Will be spared to make this +!
the laughing event of the season.