The Republican journal., 1902-09-25
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Miss Jessie Black spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. w. f. Grinnel is in Boston for a
few days.
Mr.. james Erskine is in town for short
vacation
Mrs. E. D. Colcord is in Bucksport for a
few days.
Rev. 7. P. Williams is in Bath for a
few days.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt returned to Portland
last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Whitcomb returned from
Boston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are in Boston
for few weeks.
Capt. Amos Nichols is spending week
or two in New York.
Mrs. Charles Monroe has gone to Thorn
dixie for weeks visit
Capt. and Mrs, Joseph Puuam are spend
ing the month in Boston
MI Irving Pendleton has returned to
Tufts Dental College, Boston.
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town, left for Boston Monday.
Miss Grace Plummer of Philadelphia is
The guest of Miss Blanche T. Nickels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mitchell of Bangor
are the guests of Mr.. Daniel Mitchell
Mr.. Johonnett Of Boston with a party of
friends is at Swan Lake for a few weeks
fishing.
Mr. Herbert Colcord, who spent the sum-
mer at belgrade Lakes, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Ford returned Friday from
Squirrel Island, where she spent the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Wentworth are at
Rockwell cottage, Swan Lake, for the month
of September.
Mr.. Robert Nichols left Thursday for
Boston. where he is attending the Institute
of Technology.
Mr.. Sidney Sargent returned to Boston
Monday to resume his studies in TUFTS
Dental College.
Miss Enderley, who has been spending
few weeks at Park, left by steamer City of
Bangor Monday.
Miss Blanche Ross, teacher Of Physical
Culture in Ognotz School, returned TO her
duties Monday.
Miss Jessie Nickerson, who has been a
home for the summer, returned to Boston
by train Tuesday.
Mr.. Daniel DevereauX Of Brunswick, Ga,
was called here by the death of his father,
Capt Ralph Devereaux.
Miss Henrietta Ross has returned to Bos-
ton. where she is attending the Normal
school Of Physical Culture.
The Womans Missionary Meeting will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock in the
balcony OF the Congregational church.
Miss Martha Ross left Saturday for
Brook iyu. \. Y, where she viii complete
her course in kindergarten at Pratt's Insti-
rutp.
Nr, Ellen Lieb has accepted the position
a, uatYou in the Kappa Sigma House of
tie University OF Maine and left Saturday
icy Hrono.
Miss Ellen y. Farnum, teacher in the
AdeJph'a college in Brooklyn, \. Y, who
spent the season IN town, returned to her
home Monday
The lecture byN.s> Kyle on the Woman's
Rrauch of Foreign Missions, given Friday
afternoon, was most interesting. The audi
ence was large and appreciatiye.
News has been received from the Philip
pines OF the death there by cholera of
Royal Warehouse. youngest son of Capt
Rodney Il. Waterhpuse He died Aug 9th
MI Melvin Wentworth fell from step
ladder. while gathering pears in his orchard
on Mon lay afternoon, and broke TWO ribs.
He wa also badly shaken and bruised by
the fa.l
MI Wallace Peterson, youngest SON of
Capt. J. Frank Peterson Of Park, passed
his examination at the University of Maine.
Orono, sept 18th and entereda as student for
the four years course.
The schools in town began on Monday
MI Burton caches the High School, Miss
Fastnet Erskiae the Grammar, Miss
Annie L. Rhodes Of Northport the Inter
mediate, and Miss Katherine Kneeland
the Primary.
Lieut.. Fred F. Black, who graduated
from the /. $ Military Academy at West
Point in the class of, 1902 and has been as
signed to the 10th United States Infantry
left Sept. 22nd to join his regiment in the
Philippines. He goes via San Francisco,
sailing from there the 3oth Several of his
classmates Nill 60 by the same steamer
Owing to the moderate weather during
the past two weeks the number of fish
taken from Swan Lake is not quite up to the
average. The record to date is as follows:
Can't. Frank Curtis. / Mr.. Clement, 3: Mr.
Culburn of Belfast, /; Ben Colcord, /. AS
an experiment large number of white
perch will be put into the lake this year in
addition to the usual amount Of trout and
salmon.
OBIrt AIRY. Capt. Ralph DevereauX, who
died sept. 10Th, was born in Prospect Sept.
II. 1928 He married Hester \. Hartman
of Belfast in August, 1871, and six children
We're born to them: Charles, who died sever
al wears ago 1t his home in Stockton Springs
Hester, who died May 81, 1885; Melvena,