The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-10-09
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Miss Anne Lord left Tuesday for Bangor.
Miss Ida West went to Maiden, Mass, by
rail.
Mrs. Dodge went to Bangor Friday by
boat
Miss Carter of Belfast was in town last
Sunday.
Miss Eunice Whittum is in Boston for
few days.
Capt Norman Dunbar is visiting relatives
in Castine.
Miss Agnes Park is in Portland for a
brief visit.
Miss Hannah Colcord is visiting friends
in Lewiston.
Mrs. Leon Mathews left Friday by boat
for Boston
Miss Grace Hutchings returned Friday
from Bangor.
Mr. G. A. Robertson OF Augusta was in
town over Sunday.
a. II. Nichols and H. \. Colcord spent
Sunday in jackson.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Pendleton arrived
from Boston Friday.
Mr.. William X Morrison of Minneapolis
was in town Sunday,
Miss Henrietta plummer returned to
Camden Friday by boat
Rev. T. p. Williams and wife returned
Monday from Halnpden
Mrs and Miss Iarbutt have returned to
Portland for the winter,
Mrs. Julia Gilkey is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chapman, in Bangor
MI ". f. Grinnel and wife returned
from Boston by Fridays boat
Eugene Kneeland of Presque Isle was in
town for a day or two last week.
Mrs Mary Mosman will spend the month
Of October with friends in Guilford.
Miss Edna Black spent Sunday in Bangor
with heI sister, Miss Jessie Black.
Rev. T p Williams and wife attended the
Congregational conference in Brooks.
Nj and Mrs Samuel Beals returned by
rad Thursday to their home in Springfield,
Mass
The schools were closed Friday, as several
III the teachers attended the convention in
Unity.
Nj Otis Stevens of Presque Isle was the
guest. laSt week, of his grandmother, Mrs.
Maria Black.
Mrs. b O. Sargent and daughter Lucy
have gone to New York to spend few
weeks with Mrs James Parse.
The usual monthly collection will be
taken next sunday in the Congl church.
There viii be communion services at p m.
DR.. f. Hopkins has fine specimen of the
ever blooming tea rose in bloom in open
ground, with several buds. The flowers are
superb
Mrs, George Carver and daughter Eliza
beth, who spent the summer at Moose Cot
tage, left by boat Friday for their winter
home in Brooklyn.
Mr., James Erskine, who spent two |
weeks vacation in town, returned to New
lord Thursday TO resume his studies in
Cnlumb d Medical College.
The G. a. K. excursion party to Washing |
ton, conducted By Dr.. Hopkins, left here by |
Friday : boat, The names of the party |
were Tot received in time for publication
this Week.--EI
beginning October 9Th, the boats of the E. |
). : TO, VIII leave Fosters wharf, Boston. |
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri |
day at 7, NJ, and returning, leave Bangor |
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays aud Sat |
uIdal at il A. NJ
Among the guests at the Searsport House :,
the past week were F. II. Thomas, r. b.
llerrick. NJ. ". SWEET, c. W Harlow. G. +. +,
IozIer, II. /. Russell, J. o. Steward, C. NJ !
i-ampSey, Geo. c. Morrison, G. a. Robbins,
{. +. NjldeS and three friends, +. ". Went |
worth, Harry Weeks, Thos. S. Dennison.
Real estate is booming here Just now. |
More property has changed hands during !
the, summer than for many preceding |
years. The brick block owned by Capt |
d. ). Goodell Of this town and Mrs Eliza |
beth Robertson Of Augusta has been sold 10 |
Nh. Elvin Staples of Stockton Springs, and |
II is rumOred he VIII put in large stock Of |
dry goods and open ii store here in the near !
future. Bay View farm, owned by Mr.. /
Fowler, has been sold to Nj Lincoln Web
Der, who with his family will occupy it this |
winter