The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-11
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


Miss Louise Leib is visiting friends in
Boston.
Miss Ella Hopkins is visiting friends in
Camden.
Tom Whittier left by train Monday for
New Y ork.
Rev r. P Williams has gone to Waterville
on business.
Mrs. Crowell and son Ralph left by steam
er Tuesday.
Maiden Monday.
Edward Ford is the guest of his father,
Capt. A. Ford.
The futile studio will be open from now
until Sept 18th.
Franklin Nichols has returned to his home
in Brooklyn, \. Y.
Sch l. Frances is here with a cargo of
corn for Pike Bros.
Miss Ada Walker was the guest last week
of Miss Ella Hopkins.
Miss Louise Pike is taking a course at the
Belfast Business College
Miss Katherine Nickels has resumed heI
position in Everett, Mass.
Miss Mary Grinnell of Camden is visiting
her brother, VIM. Grinnell.
DR.. and Mrs. Stantan left last week after
All extended vacation here.
Fred F. Black was absent on a short bust
ness tlip to Boston last week
MI Thatcher Of Brooklyn, \. Y, is regis
tered at the Searsport House.
Miss Maude Colcord left on Wednesday
for a short visit in Ellsworth
/. c. Havener. wife and family left by
atmr. City of Bangor on Friday.
\. L. Nckerson is loading sch. Maria
Webster with hay for Bar Harbor.
a hop was given in Union Hall on Thurs
day evening. All report fine time.
Miss Jewett, who spent last week in town,
returned to her home in Portland Monday.
\ small clambake was given for Miss
Walker On the Mosman shore Friday even
ing.
Miss Rose Roulstone and Miss Jennie Sal
yaGe left for their respective homes last
Friday
A report Of the rededication of the First
Congregational church will be found On the
7th page.
Miss Ross gave a buck board ride to Mount
Waldo Wednesday in honor OF her friend
Mis-, Seeley.
sch. r. L. Warren, with a cargo Of lumber
from Bangor. bound west, made harbor
here Tuesday.
Mr Macdonald, who spent his vacation
with friends in town returned to New \ ork
Thursday
Daniel Woolhead and Cliff Woods, who
spent the season in town, returned to their
school Tuesday.
There will be a business m=eting Of the C..
+. Society after the prayer meeting We'd
npsday evening.
Amos y. Carver ana vile sailed last sat.
uIday from New ! DIRK for an extended tour
through Europe.
Ralph Whittier left on Friday for Hamp-
den, where lie is to teach sciences in the
limnud-n Academy.
Miss ,i@oI--4 Barker, who has been with
Mrs Davis fox the summer, returned
Tuesday 10 'ra,que Isle
Among lie village Improvements is the
building y. +. Irundy is erecting on the
site Of the OLD spool mill.
Kew Il. g. Harbutt, former pastor of the
First congregational church, will supply
that pulpit next sunday,
Miss Kyle Of Boston viii give an address
OH missions i'll searsport Friday, Sept. 18th.
Further notice next week.
Several Of our Young people took advan-
tage NJ the opportunity to witness the pro
dnct ~ of ''U ncle Terry" given in Belfast
Ope' House Tuesday evening.
The Terrible Ten have indeed been en-
joying life the past week \ straw ride to
the Lake a shore fire and an open air con-
cert were among the designations; and all
are looking forward to a grand reunion next
year.
The election passed off very quietly here,
though the vote thrown was larger than in
The ott year Of 1898. Considerable amuse-
ment was created b. prominent Republi-
can 5 attempt to vote in less than minute.
He succeeded beyond his own expectations,
accomplishing the work in - seconds.
Quite number of our vacant houses have
been rented for the winter Mr. Webber
and family Of Monroe are 10 occupy the
Sawyer house on Methodist hill, f. c.
Hartman and family are to move into the
vacant tenement of the RunneIl's house,
and Mrs Elnora Fields house has been
leased to g. Hammonds and family
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
John c. Mathews has returned to Rox.
bury, Mass