The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-28
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

aioIi BoSlou SuIudy
Mary Pierce of Boston was the guest
EAST week of Mrs. Amos Nichols.
Franklin Nichols arrived from New York
Sunday by steamer City of Bangor.
Rev. H. f. French of Hampden was the
guest last week of Rev. I. p. Williams.
A social little hop was enjoyed at the
Searsport House last Friday evening.
very large delegation went from here to
Bangor Wednesday to see President Roose-
welt.
Rev and Mrs. Town and daughter Alice
have returned to their home in Gardiner,
Mass.
Mrs. F. W. Colcord, Mrs. Rose and daugh-
Ter Rebecca, are the guests of Mrs Mary
Eolcord
Miss Chase and Miss Carver entertained
Their friends at a shore party on Moose
Point Wednesday evening.
Capt. b. f. Carver and his son John are
spending the week with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. c. O. Sawyer
The pocket book containing SIS, lost re-
Gently by a young lady, will be restored to
lis owner if left at the Post Office.
Rev. Charles Halbutt was called from
Portland last week by the sudden death of
his wife's mother, Mrs Emeline Park.
The schools in town will begin the fall
term Sept 22nd, and there will be only two
weeks between the fall and winter terms.
The ball game at Stockton Tuesday was
hotiy COZ tested. 1t resulted in a victory
for the Searsport nine by score of to 5.
Dr. William Waters, who was in town
for few days, went home via Bar Harbor,
where he met a large party of New York
friends.
The loser of a new straw hat, lost from his
wagon recently, will pay d handsome re-
ward Tor its recovery, as it was present
from very dear friend.
The following were drawn last week to
serve as jurors; grand juror, Horace Peas
ley; trayers jurors, Mial Sargent and
Eugene A. Nickerson.
Schooner VIM. Butman, after an absence
OF many years, sailed into our port Tuesday,
She is now a house-boat.
The Garside, Condit Mack Stock Com
pany delighted fair-sized audience Mon
day evening with the drama "a Southern
romance" Ii is an excellent company.
Dr. F 5. Eveleth will spend the month of
September in the Massachusetts HomeO-
pathic Hospital. He has been very fortu-
nate in securing DR.. W. H. Flanders of
Melrose, Mass, as his substitute during
his absence
a party of ladies and gentlemen from
Park enjoyed buck board ride to North
port Camp Ground Aug. 18th. The pleasure
Of the ride was greatly enhanced by the
careful driving and courteous attention
they received from W. II. Mason of the
>earsport House, the veteran driver, who
thoroughly understands his business.
Following are members of Co. + of the
10Th Maine Regiment, WHO held their re-
union at Rockport, Maine, Aug. Goth: \.
smart. A. +. Nickerson, W B. Sawyer, B.
q. Sargent, {. B. Norris, J. A. ColSon, Col
Inns McCarty, Parish L Strout, and George
IL i dc NY ItlJ4l q iIibot Ivy al PHtVi-
taiuueat and good time, and are loud in
praise ri the Eockport ladies. c. b. Norris
Whu came on from Grand Island, Nebraska
t. attend the l-union-the first time it has
teen his privilege to meet with the com
cad4> of his regiment since the war-said
thai f he had the woman who made the
blueberry pie of which he was then cut
iu@ the third quarter out in Nebraska he
would give her carload of watermelons.
Thi, is the second time Mr.. Norris has had
the opportunity Of meeting his comrades of
Co +, i'll a body. Is. @. Sargent invited a
number of them to his house one evening
last week and a neghbor who CHANGED to
drop i'll says there was enough hard fight
ing done in their minds around that board
hat evening to settle TWO Spanish wars.