The Republican journal., 1902-07-10
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

tONn.
Mrs Roulston is spending few days in
Bangor.
Miss Fannie Smith is visiting friends in
Bucks sport
The Misses Allen are at the Stevens for
the season.
Mrs Ward and daughter Isabella are in
town for the season.
Mrs c. G. A Harring and son Cedric ar
rived Tuesday p m.
Sch Maria Webster is loading hay and
straw for Bar Harbor.
Capt. James Gilmore attend ed the celebra-
ton al Camden July 18th,
MI T. C. Glidden LETT Monday for an ex-
tended tour in the West
MI Grove Hanmons is visiting his old
hone after long absence,
Maurice Dolliver and sister Lucy are in
town tur a short vacation
Mi and Mrs f. p. futile left by steamer
City If Bangor Monday
Ms Eueeuia Beach and children arrived
hone Tuesday from Yokohama.
Ngs. A. J. Nickerson is spending few
days with her brother n East Corinth.
Calt W Y Nichols Of New York is the
guest OF ha. brother, APT Amos Nichols.
Mrs Delphue Nichols and family will
ocyupy theil house .yr the next TWO months
Mrs Ruth II Brace and children left
last week for Iheir home iii Conway Wash,
A contribution will he taken every Sunday
morIiie IN the Congl Church until further
notice
MI. Joe Harding, after spending a
short vacation N town, left Tuesday fol
Boston.
Mr., and Mrs, A. d. Carver OF Brooklyn,
\. y. are the guess VI Mrs Nenrietta
Niukeis.
News was received last week from san
Francisco Of the death Of Mrs Theodore
Colcord.
Mrs Eaton and her son Joseph of Wins
low spent July 4th with Rev. and Mrs. 7.
p Williams.
There are unclaimed letters IN the post
Office for Miss Eva Is Cole and Miss c. c.
Dr.AkWater.
Mrs Lott Ford returned to Boston Wed
ne>day to resume her position in the Cnited
States IIotei.
MessIS. Monroe and GrinneI were in
Bangor this week in The interests ct the
SeaIsport Auto. Co.
StmI Agnes called here Tuesday to col
lee the logs which tloated in during the
lIeshet last winter
Rev and Mrs II. B Wright. assisted by
Mrs. Dudley, are conducting services at the
Advent chapel during The week.
Alexander Perkins, an old-time resident,
Is spending " eek in town. He is accom-
panied ~ I. II. Wheelock of Boston.
Henry pdendahl and wife, Chas Fusseur,
and ha-l Kosher are ia town decorating
the ceiling ana Wais If the First Congre-
gariolal church.
The JhIdreu'> Day concert given at the
NJ hurch dst SUNDAY evening was OK
eelt'phal' inc. Tie music was enjoyed
boy d and the children dii credit 10 their
training The hi of the evening was the
nnl4ue aunonncemeat Qf the contribution.
The Ladies Book and Thimbe Club of
tie Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
Their annual sale on The church lava Tues
day, July 18th, from 30 $ y. m. Refresh
ment> VIII D. served in the evening If
stormy The sale viii he held Thursday. july
nth.
lie subscription paper toward repairs on
The Cong c ureh is sill open TO new sigma
lures and the committee would be glad to
have ali the friends of the institution call
at cement 4 Adams al the earliest con-
genience and sign ior the amount they pro-
pose 10 give to this good cause
The Fourth was remarkably quiet day
here. About forty Of cur people took ad-
vantage OF the excursion 10 amden. The
small boy, the horn and fire cracker were
IN evidence, but aside from this SUNDAY
qnlet regned. Many families celebrated
with fireworks il the evening and the voIlng
people enjoyed an Iupromptu h,p N d. A.
K. Hall
A banana stalk cost The New England
Oit f'Li"HC ob!PdHt more thaD i've dollars
last week Some one had thrown if no
across he wires, and The morning when
damp II made a most perfect connection
ana denoralized business on the main line.
Alter Two men spent half day hunting in
the office they were sent out on the line and
Just at night located the trouble
MI R Macdonough, travelling passenger
agent Of the Pennsylvania r. Il, Co. was
here Tuesday in consultation with DR.. F.
Hopkins III relation 10 the excursion to the
'5th National Encampment of the G. A. r
IN Washington, d. G., Oct ell The doctor
is receiving 50 many applications he has
been able TO secure many favors already
and hopes to arrange for several additional
side trips.
The Bath Times has still another one on
the lenobscot people There is such big
crowd coming TO the kennehec on the flori-
Gus Fourth that We have got to have an adj
dIu0nal steamer. and boat is to be taken
of the PenobscOt route, where she won't he
needed
1t is true We did let the kennebec folks
have the steamer PenoDscot, that steams II
knots an hour and makes two trips per
week but We retained the steamers CITY