The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Misses Ethel and LOuine Nichols arrived
Tuesday
Miss J. O. Lawrence arrived by Wednes-
days train.
Mrs. Caro- Rice returned from Sandy
point Friday
William Field of Bangor was in town one
day last week.
Miss Margaret Williams returned from
Camden Thursday.
F. A. Biather and son Harold arrived in
town last week.
Miss Ethel Wentworth is at home for
few weeks vacation.
Capt. Lincoln A. Colcord is in Boston on
brief business trip.
Frank Whtcomb left by boat Tuesday
for short trip to Boston.
Rev. Almon Racklitf of Hudson, Mass, is
in town for short vacation.
The Misses Kelley of Whltefield, Mass,
left for home by boat Monday.
Can't. Albert Colson and son George ar
rived home Friday from New York.
further notice, close promptly at 13o.
Hon. David n. Mortland and wife OF
Rockland visited friends in town this week.
Mrs. Nj. Leach and son Laurston OF
Bucksport spent Sunday with Mrs. T.. NJ
Gldden.
Miss Alice Ross of Brookline, Mass, is iii
town for a few days, the guest OF Mrs.
Phillips.
Unclaimed letters in the SearSport posi-
office: Nelson Carr, Frank Newell MISS
Effie Stone.
The afternoon class in dancing will meet
in Union Hall Saturday afternoon, July
18th, from to 4.
Capt. and Mrs Oscar Eaton and MIR. VIII
McGilvery were registered at the Searsport
House this week.
Mr.. Charles AmeS, wife and son RooerI
of Dixfield, Me-, are the guests OF MI anu
Mrs. John Ames.
Capt. and Mrs. +. S. Dyer and son Her.
bert are occupying their new home ON
Steamboat avenue.
Can't. and Mrs. Charles Whittier and
daughter Ida spent Sunday at the PANE
cottage, Swan Lake.
Mrs. Lottie Ford and daughter Mildred
and Miss Loisa Ford, arrived Tuesday to
spend few weeks in town.
contribution will be asked for each
Sunday at the Congregational church dur
ing the months of July and August.
Miss Jennette Rice and Miss Katherine
Knpeland are spending few days at the
Castine alumni cottage, Standpoint.
Fnrd Trundy returned from Boston FIJI
day. accompanied by his sister, Mrs. FRANK
sheldon of Boston, who viii remain in town
for short time.
Rev. Edwin Smith Of Ballardvale, Mass,
who has been seriously i'll for the past week,
is somewhat improved and hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
We are fortunate in having so staunch
boat as tie yacht Marion, and Frank liam
ilton. who is in charge of her, has orders
fol sailing parties daily.
~ an Lake was a popular resort last Sun
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visitors. Belfast and the surrounding towns
We're also well represented.
Mrs f. b. Dukeman, daughter Grace and
son Ralph, Of Los Angeles, Calf, who
have been visiting friends for the past week,
left by boat Monday for Boston.
All persons interested in the Congrega-
tional Sunday school are invited to meet
Wednesday night after prayer meeting to
discuss few changes that are to be made
Mrs. ID. j. Flanders of Boston, wife of
passenger agent Flanders of the b. Il NJ. H.
r. is the guest of Mrs. r. F. Jones, who is
at Apeechee Cottage on Steamboat avenue.
Mr Frank Gilkey and three friends, all
of Boston, are enjoying a camping trip
They arrived and have pitched their tent
in the Waterhouse grove for the next three
weeks.
\. d. Hewes and wife of Boston, W. E.
Smith of Waltlam, Mass, and Miss Julia
Sullivan. who have been spending few
weeks in town. left for their homes by Mon
days boat.
Mrs f. S. Gilkey, who has been visiting
MI and Mrs. Fred Smith, returned Sunday
to her home in Bangor, accompanied by
Maude Smith, who will remain for a few
days.
Mrs Edwin Allen Blodgett of San Fran
cisco Calf, who for the past week has been
the guest of Mrs. Ellen Nichols, left by
boat Saturday to visit friends in Thomas
ton, Me.
The first wireless message ever received
at this place arrived July sth. 1t was sent
to Mrs. Harry Blake by her husband, who
sailed Tuesday from New York on steam
ship Crown Prince William for a short bust
ness trip to London, England.
Union Lodge at Swan Lake will be occu-
pied the coming week by Miss Jessie Black,
Miss Eulalia Estabrook and Miss Gail Lit
tlefeld of Bangor, Miss Mildred Shute, Miss
Halle Roulston, Miss Nan Colcord, Mrs.
Ida Adams, Miss Edna Black, Miss Louise
Pike and Miss jamie Curtis.
MI and Mrs. K. NJ. Wadron of Swanville
took dinner Sunday at Rock wood Cottage,
Swan Lake, in honor of the 5Sth anniver-
sary of their wedding. In the party were
their nieces, Susan and Clara Leet of
Pennsylvania and William Gilliatt of Lynn