The Republican journal., 1902-05-29
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

II. H. Grant of Portland is spending a
few days in town.
Dr. Walter Flanders of Melrose, Mass, is
visiting Dr.. F. s. Eveleth.
Mrs E. d. P Nickels left last week to
Join Capt Nickels in Norfolk.
Geo A. Bowen started his ice cart this
year one week earlier than usual.
Albert Nichols, who has been voyage to
Hong Kong in steamer Ajax, arrived home
last week.
j. A. Clement and F. A. Wentworth took
sixteen salmon and trout from Swan Lake
last Thursday.
Welcome Young, who represents the Hill
Brass Manufacturing Co. of Boston, spent
Sunday IN town.
Miss Halle Roulston, who spent the win
ter in Boston, arrived home on steamer City
of Bangor Saturday
Steamer Goldenrod will make an excur-
sion to Bangor from here next Friday. One
fare for the round trip.
Coleman Bros. continue to catch some very
fine Penobscot salmon, which are largely
sold in The Bangor market.
The monthly contribution will be called
for next Sunday MOI 0i"g for the current ex-
penses Of the Congregational society
Il. p. Smith, who has been playing the
blind fiddler in Eben Holden at the Savoy
Theatre. New York, is at home for the
summer.
Sch Lizzie Lane, Capt. \. G. Closson,
lumber loaded. from Bangor for New York.
made harbor here Tuesday, waiting for a
favorable wind.
apt Buck has the sloop yacht Minerva
anchored near the steamboat wharf and is
prepared to carry parties to any part of the
bay The yacht can be chartered to go on
fishing trips
Union Hall was well filled last Sunday
when Rev. G. H. Hamilton delivered the
memorial sermon before the members of
Freeman McGilvery Post. Mr., Hamilton
paid a handsome tribute to the old soldiers,
and his sermon was attentively listened to
by the large audience present
The dozen or more members of Mariners
Lodge who attended the Masonic convoca-
ton in Belfast Monday evening. came home
fully imbued with the idea that Masonic
work as exemplifed by the Ellsworth
brethren IS the finest in the world. They
are 50 enthusiastic that it would not sur
prise Us if the Ellsworth brethren should
receive an invitation to visit Searsport
some day.
The following delegates to the State Con
yeution at Portland, June II, We're elected |
at d caueus held in Union Hall May 23d |
James &. Pendleton, Frank l. Mortland, |
Frank | Pepdleton. Those elected to the
srd district convention at Waterville June !
10Th, are g. f. Adams, j. \. Pendleton, j. i
A Colsou The fare to Waterville will be |
one and three-quarter cents per mile each |
way. Tickets will be on sale June 9th and |
10Th good to return June 18th. Those de-
string to 20 to the State convention can buy
tickets al Watervlle and return for one fare
round trip.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
" III meet in oearsport, with Freeman Nc
1llVerl Post, 6. A. r., as hosts, June 9Th.
here VIII be business meeting in the
forenoon, basket picnic collation. in Grand
Anul Hall at noon, and all the members of
the Post and their ladies are requested to
bIlng baskets and JOIN the visiting comrades
After dinner short program VIII be given
Committee on program, Black, c. Whittum,
anu Chase committee on music W. B.
Sawyer and B. O. Sargent committee on
providing stable room for teams, Stevens,
: weetSer and Ferguson; committee on
tables, Merithew, NJ. NJ. Whittum and l..
NJ. Sargent Full arrangements viii be
completed at the next meeting OF the Post
I'EHEY-C ABvER. Two of Searsport's
wei known and popular young people, Mr..
Harry Leon Perry and Miss Laura May
Carver, were quietly married On the after
noon Of May 14th at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr., Joseph P. Curtis, 1862 Union
street, Everett, Mass. About twenty of
the relatives of the bride and groom were
present 10 witness their marriage and to
offer congratulations and best wishes. The
bride was handsomely gowned in a pearl
c0lored silk crepe dress with white silk
applique trimmings. Her bouquet of beauti-
Dodge, the two-y ear-old niece of Mr.. Perry.
After the ceremony an informal reception
was held and refreshments served Mrs.
Perry was the recipient Of many handsome
and useful gifts. She is the daughter of
MIS-. Jennie {, Hunter of this town. and of
Captain Roscoe L. Carver, who was lost at
sea IN her infancy. The groom is first officer
of the passenger and freight steamer. Phila-
delphia, of the Red ID. Line, running from
New York to ports iii the West India Is
lands and Curacao. After the reception
The happy couple left for New York amid
showers of rice, and are now at home at 1903
Pierrepont street, Brooklyn Heights
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Charles Dorr of Belfast was in town last
Sunday.
Charles Hartman Of Brewer is working
for j. ", Hartman
Miss Katherine NJ Scribner is in Prospect
working for Mrs. Selden Clarke
There will be a social hop at Granite
Grange hall, Thursday night, June 70.
Loren Griffin and wife of Stockton Springs
visited her father, Thomas Dorr, last Sun