The Republican journal., 1902-07-24
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

weeks
Mrs. Delphine Nichols left Tuesday for
Boston,
Miss Clara Roultson returned to Boston
Saturday.
Miss Maud Nichols of Bucksport spent
Sunday in town
Mr.. Carl q. A Harring is in town for a
short vacation.
Mrs H. +. Ford is occupying Dew Drop
Inn for the season.
MI. Geo Schotield of Brunswick is visit
ing friends in town.
Mr., Phineas Griffin and family are at
Park for month.
MI and Mrs, William Sawyer are visiting
MI. and Mrs ". B. Sawyer
Mi. Frank T. Curtis madea short visit in
townt the first of the week
Miss Bernice Tupper is with her grand
mother, Mrs. II y. Nichols.
Miss Lucy Adams OF Bangor is visiting
her niece, Miss Ella Hopkins.
Mrs Harry Perry is the guest of her
mother, MIS-. Jennie Hunter.
MI Denn.S,u returned to Boston by
steamer ity Of hJckland saturday
Nh William Ford and family arrived
Friday by steamer City of Bangor.
MI and Mrs y. d. Carver and Clifford
arr we'd by City of Bangor Wednesday.
Among the guests at the Searsport House
are Nh. and Mrs Hyott and daughter
License has been secured to run steamer
First, and She Viii now grace our harbor.
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Chamberlain of
Ho>ton are the guests of Mrs. Prndie Put
nam.
Miss Laura Curtis has returned from Ma
+ X, Mass, and will spend a month in
town.
Mr William Plummer and wife of Phila-
Ielphja spent Tuesday with Mrs. Clifford
Njckels.
Mrs. NJ. r. Black and her granddaughter,
Theodate Stevens, returned from Houlton
last week,
Mrs H. Staples and daughters Amy and
Dorothy of Philadelphia are the guests of
MIS- \ +. Gilkey.
The Misses Helen and Louise Gardner Of
Chicago are the guests of Mr., and Mrs,
Leanler Sargent.
Miss Charlotte Lynn, first soprano at the
Park street church, Boston. IS the guest of
Mrs Harry Perry.
Mrs. Henrietta Whittier and son Ralph of
Drono are occupying the Thurston HON:
stead for the season.
\ large delegation attended the clam bake
given by Mrs. Abbie Nickerson at sandy
point, Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Joseph Curtis and son of Everett,
Mass and Mrs. Nellie MacGoffey of Chel
sea. Mass, are visiting Mrs Hunter
John Whittier of Portland travelling
agent fur Grey's Business College, was in
Town fot d few days last week.
Mis-, Georgia Ford was called to Squirrel |
island hy the illness Of her sister. Miss Eva |
Ford. Nho Is spending the summer there.
mis- - Fqumner and Miss Henrietta Plum |
ma of Philadelphia, Miss Mollie Gibbons
ai Faith, and Mis-, Thompson, spent Friday
with Mrs, II. X. Nickel,.
Don't forget that there Is 10 be co lie
jiui at the c. L. services next sunday
evening The money Will be used for 4
suitable gift for the church
quite a number Of our people are taking |
advantage Of the opportunity offered by |
the boats OF the Eastern ;. :. Co to enjoy |
The sal up river and return the same day.
The following party are spending the
week a. Union Lodge. Swan Lake: Misses |
Elizabeth arver, Henrietta and Martha
Ross, Hope Curtis, Edith Pendleton. Mabel |
Griffin. jamie Curtis, Harriet Erskine and
Joan Colcord
The ladies' of the Congregational society
Viz! hold their sale Of useful and fancy
articles at nion Hall on Thursday after |
noon and evening, July Path In connection
" III the sale there will be a mystery table, |
where purchasers are sure to receive full |
Faipe Tor money expended: a Gypsy camp, |
where yoQ can have your palm read or for |
tune told and Rebecca at the well. who
" J. draw you cool drink Lunch will be |
SCI ftl al any lIlue uuIIlS lQe afternoon |
and evening, consisting of sandwiches. |
cocoa. welsh rarebit cooked 10 order. ice |
cream and cake, etc. In the evening an |
entertainment Will De given, introducing
Tennyson "Dream OF Fair Women" The |
characters will be represented as follows;
Helen of Troy Lucy Sargent: Jphigenia. |
Rebecca Ross; Joan of Arc, Louise Pike:
{ eopatra, Henrietta Gerry, Rosamond. |
lda Whittier: Queen Eleanor, Maude Col |
cord. Thomas Moore'S daughter. GLADYS
Butman; Queen Eleanor, Margaret Will
liams Japtha's daughter, Marion Whittum.
Other attractions Will also be presented
The drama, Dr.. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE.
given at Union Hall Friday evening, July
18th, was attended by large audience The
dual role of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde was
IN the hands of Mr.. f. p. Smith In the
rendering of the TWO characters the actor
must run the whole gamut Of the emotions.
Yet in delineating either the tenderness and
pathos of Jekyll or the malignant cruelty
and devilish cunning of Hyde, Mr.. Smith
held the audience as under spell. and his
Startling transition from fl yde to Jekyll at
the climax of the third act was thing to