The Republican journal., 1902-08-21
SEARSPORT LOCALS.
A. d Morey was in town last week.

Eugenia Fowler left by train Monday for
New York.
Nelson Smart is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Allen.
Eben Sawyer and son Parker returned to
Boston Monday.
H. l. Dow and wife are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Deshon.
Frank Morrow of Lewiston is spending
few days in town.
Miss Deborah Williams returned from
Minslow Saturday
Nesper services were held in the Advent
Chapel last sunday
Mr. 5 f. Larrabee is visiting his brother,
Dr +. W. Larrabee.
Mrs .Chadbourne and daughter are the
guests OF Mrs. Glidden.
Dr, Steele and wife of New \ DIRK are among
Mrs stevens boarders.
Mr.. Aug Robertson of Augusta was at
the >earsport House last week
MI Nulney B. Gushing OF Bangor lectured
Monday evening in Union hall.
Another of the Larsen" hops was en-
ioyed in Union Hall Monday evening,
Capt. and Mrs Henry Curtis of Bruins
wick, Ga, are in town for a short visit.
IN and Mrs. Sellers are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of daughter.
\ The Misses Pendleton entertained their
friends at ping pong Tuesday evening.
MI Clement Whittier of St Louis is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Whittier.
Mrs Ward and daughter Isabelle left
Tuesday for their home in Peabody, Mass.
Capt Theo. Colcord has returned from
san Francisco and will be in toy, n through
August,
Miss Atwood, Miss Treat, Mr. Treat and
Mr Blaisdell of Wnterport were in town
sunday,
MI. Howard Mosman of North Reading,
Mass, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Mosman.
Miss Charlotte Gushing of Gardiner,
Mass. spent few days with Miss Ross
last week.
Hollis Weber, who is employed in New
London, Conn, is with his mother, Mrs. c.
A Weber
j. + Perry and wife, Mrs. Geo. Perry
and Miss B. NJ. Perry, are at the "Elms
for time.
Miss Mary dunbar Of Castine was called
here last week by The illness of her uncle,
Mr. Elisha Dunbar.
Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson and family and
Mrs, Lord and son are the guests of Mr..
Albert &. Ferguson.
Andrew Allen and VIM. Gilkey arrived
by steamer Sunday from New York for a
two weeks vacation.
MI. and Mrs Adams, Capt. and Mrs.
Whittier and Miss Ida, spent Sunday at
"Lakeside", Swan Lake.
apt, Amos Nichols, Dr. jackson and
sons are enjoying a short cruise among
the islands on yacht Lora.
Mrs. Chas Whittier and son Ralph, who
spent the season in town, returned to their
home III Bangor Wednesday
Nh. and Mre Raymond of New York,
Miss Prescott and Miss Miller of Chelsea
and Walter Dulb bar of Brockton, Mass, are
at the stevens.
Unclaimed letters in the Searsport post
office; Capt. ". l., Atwater, Capt. ID. D.
Dunbar, Miss Marie Devereaux, Miss Laura
Ireble, Albert y. Robbins, Geo. d. Nichols.
Nr Robinson did good work with his
..,1+a,n1b1p Sunday r0pyayjuu nartit4s m r ba
Curtis place. Several members of the fire
department desire US to return their thanks
to him as he saved them a hot run.
f. c. Hartman, carrier on Rural Free
Delivery Route No. /, has presented lis sew
eral stalks that grew in field OF oats on
his farm that measure 10 inches tall. Some
Of the heads number 50 kernels, grown from
one oat.
Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Caldwell. Miss Grace
Eaton, Mrs. Smith and son, left by stmr.
City of Rockland Tuesday, and after short
visit to friends in Bangor will return to
their homes in Brooklyn, New York
The steam yacht Amadis has been placed
in service by MeSSrs. Alexander Brown and
Walter i. Brooks, Jr., of Baltimore, and
Amadis, measuring 90 fit. in long, III it,
beam and : fit. deep, and registering So tons,
has Just been almost entirely rebuilt by the
Maryland Steel Co, and is now an ideal
small yacht. She was built at Searsport,
Me, in 1894. In her new service she will
tiv the colorS of the Baltimore Yacht Club, |
and be commanded by Captain Crammer-
Baltimore Paper.
Sir knight Grinnell conveyed Eminent
Commander Norris of the COmmandery at
Grand Island Nebraska, to the reception
given the Waterville and Skowhegan Com
manderies at Belfast Tuesday evening
Commander Norris was delighted with the
trip over the moonlit bay in Mr.. Grinnells
fast running steam launch, and with the
fraternal greetings given him by the as
sembed Sir Knights, among whom were
many comrades of his old regiment, the 18th
Maine Infantry, that he had not met since
the days of the Civil War
The following are reg stered at the Sears
port House: Willis Holmes, Miner Robin
son, Newton, Mass, VIM. Cooper, Dr. and
Mrs Perry Warren, Bangor; II. K Copper
thorn, Natck Mrs Ruggles, Bangor: H. A.
Worthy and wife Boston; w. 5. Remission