The Republican journal., 1902-10-02
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

A. II. Nichols spent few days last week
at Swan Lake.
Mr.. Fred Smith and wife arrived from
Boston Tuesday.
Miss Henrietta Plummer is the guest of
Miss Blanche Nickels.
Misses Nan Colcord and Jessie Black
spent Sunday in town.
Capt Amos Nichols arrived home from
New York Monday night.
Mrs. Amos Carr and Mrs. Gearey are at
Bar Harbor for short time.
Mrs. William Upper left Monday for
her home in Brunswick, Ga.
Mr.. McDougall left by steamer City of
Rock land Monday for Boston.
Alfred Pendleton and wife are max
ing a brief visit to friends in Boston.
Mr.. Ned Calderwood returned Saturday
to his home in Roxbury, Mass.
Miss Anne Lord of Bangor is spending
few days with Miss Maude Colcord
Mrs. f. c. Bacon returned to Boston
Monday by steamer City of Rocklanl.
Mis-. Hutchings of Prospect is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Grace HutchingS.
Mrs Harry Perry has returned to New
York, where she will spend the winter.
Miss Deborah Williams returned Mon
day from two weeks visit in Waterville.
Mrs. Raymol I'D, who has been in town
several weeks, returned to Boston Monday.
Rev. T. F. Williams and wife are in
Hampden, the guests of Rev. d. f French.
Samuel Beals and wife of Springfield are
the guests of Capt. and Mrs. James Gill
more.
Stnr. Kennebec arrived here Tuesday
about noon, returning from Bangor in the
evening.
Fred Harris. who has been enjoying the
fishing at Swan Lake, left Monday for his
home in Boston.
Nh Johonnett .and friends, who have
spent the past two weeks at swan Lake
left by boat Tuesday.
Mrs. Flanders of Melrose, Mass, has
been the guest at the searsport House of
her son, Dr. Flanders.
Rev. G. H, Hamilton and wife will leave
his week for two weeks vacation in Bos
ION and Washington, d. c.
Mr. Ralph Upper, who has been spend
ing short vacation in town, left by boat
eaturda, for Brunswick. Ga.
Nj and Mrs Melvin Wentworth closed
Redwood cottage Tuesday and have re-
turned to their home in town.
Mrs u N and daughter, who spent the
81 son at "The Stevens have returned to
their home in Cambridge, Mass.
Encouraging news has been received from
Dr. 7. :. Fveleth. lie is gaining rapidly
and hopes to be at home the middle of Oct.
Mrs. l. Z. Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. Payne
and capt. and Mrs. Parse have been spend
q few days at Union Lodge, Swan Lake.
All members wishing to renew their sub
>cliption % he Book Club will please send
in their names to Maude Colcord before Oct.
-,tt
: Hcla m~d letters in the Searsport post
office The Atwood Word Co., Miss NJ.
l. UevareduX. Mrs. f.. L. Tolleree, w. g.
Wallace.
News was received here Saturday of the
1Garr age on sept. 10th of Mr.. Leander W.
Sargent 10 Miss Bessie NJ Reaser at Big
piney, Wyo.
Rev. F, l.. Hayward OF Bucksport will
preach at the Methodist church Sunday,
oct. 18th, morning and evening, and at North
sealsport at 7. NJ.
Nh F. +. Crockett and family of Stockton
Springs have moved into the tenement for
meIly occupied by Mrs. Evans and Will
spend the winter in town.
Cart and Mrs. F. d. ?. NickelS; Mrs
Blanchard and Mrs Lillias Nichols spent
Saturday in Bucksport, where they We're
guests Of Mrs. Matte Nichols
Rev. SEQ. S. Mills Of Belfast occupied
the pulpit Of our Congl. church last sunday
morning, in exchange with Rev. T. P VIII
liams, and gave lecture in the evening
The following were registered at the
Searsport House during the past week: l.
/. Belyea, L. B. Richards, W. L. Sanborn,
5. : Shoppe, L. 7. Kenny, T. H. Johnson,
1. :. IettenS4Il, Mt. ana Mrs. waiter l..
Neal, c. G. Libby.
The Congl. County Conference will be
held in Brooks Tuesday, Oct. It'll. The
first service of the day will be held in the
afternoon al two O'Clock, 1t is hoped this
arrangement will be more convenient for
delegates who come from distant towns.
The pastor of the Congregational Church
and parish wishes to acknowledge with
gratitude the generous gift of his winters
supply Of coal from his people. He antici-
pates the pleasure of thinking of his people
with warm emotions during the cold wealth
CT
There will be no morning service Sun
day, Oct. 5th, at the LIST COngl. church.
Sunday school viii also be omitted. The
Christian Endeavor meeting will be held
at seven in the evening as usual. All mem
bers are urged to be present, as it is conse-
Grafton night.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS
+. l.. Slavery is in Boston on business.
Mr. Coffin of Burnham, the cattle BUYER.
was in town last week.
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