The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Lakes.
Miss Edith Pendeton is at home for the
summer.
Andrew Allen left Saturday by rail for
New York.
Capt. W. V. Nichols of New York spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Nancy Colcord spent the Fourth
with friends in Park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard is visiting in
Corinth for few weeks.
Mr.. j. Eaton of Waterville was in town
for day or two last week.
Mr.. W. III. Andrews left Monday for a
ten days trip to New York.
Capt. William Gilkey and son Will arriv-
ed by train Saturday night.
Mrs. George Pettee and son from Cleve-
land, o., arrived by boat Tuesday.
Mr.. F. NJ Glidden left by boat Monday
for an extended trip through the west.
Mr.. Sidney Sargent spent the Fourth at
home, returning Monday to Rockland, Mass
Mr.. Lincoln Colcord left Tues lay for BOs-
ton, where he has position COR the sum-
mer.
Mrs. f. B. Billings and her daughters,
the Misses Nichols, arrived Tuesday for the
summer.
Mr and Mrs. NJ. p. Dutton of Augusta
spent a few DAYS last week with Mrs. j..
Weber.
Miss Jessie Black, who has had charge of
the Winterport kindergarten, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Woods and children of
Boston arrived Sunday and will spend the
season n.town.
Dr. P. p Nichols and daughter Lillian OF
Northampton, Mass, are the guests OF
Mrs. Lillias Nichols.
Rev Richard Mallilieu of Williamsport,
Pa, will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Mis-. John Showers Of Palm Beach, Fla,
and her daughter, are visiting her mother.
Mrs. ". McGilvery.
The yacht Bowery Girl, owned by DR.. P.
P. Nichols, is being put in readiness to go
into commission next week.
Miss Jessie Nickerson, accompanied by
Miss Ellen \. Farnum of Brooklyn, \. Y.
is in town for a months vacation.
Mrs \. a. jackson and sons of Everett,
Mass, are in town for the summer. DR..
Jackson spent the Fourth with his family
Mr. and Mrs. John Carver and son Stew
art Of Boston have been visiting friends in
town for the past few days
MI. and Mrs George L. Merrill and grand
son drove through from DiXtield, Me-, Tues
day and viii occupy their house here
for the season.
The engagement of Mr.. j. William Rice,
formerly of this place, and Miss Gertrude
F Badger of Maiden. Mass, has been an
nounced.
Mrs. Leonard, dermatologist, of Phila-
delphia, has opened ID parlor in the Leach
building for the summer. See advt. in
another column
The lightning bugs have come, and ac-
culding to fishing lore the thinkers should
be here. This reminds us that Mrs. E. L..
for sale.
our summer visitors will be glad to know
that Mrs. +. A. Curtis has furnished rooms
to rent for the summer for housekeeping
OF without. Meals can be gotten across
the street.
The following young people are enjoying
week at | Mon Lodge, Swan Lake: Re
becca Ross, Deborah Williams, Gertrude
Bowen, Iona Nichols, Henrietta Gerry,
Wealthy Nichols, Florence Colcord, Ria
Gilkey. Edna Black, Louise Pike Mrs.
Andrew Ross will act as chaperone.
The Tom Waters Comedy Company gave
"O'Flynn's Stone Wall at Union Hall
Monday night. The audience was fairly
good one and would have been better had
it been more generally known that the east
was made up of artists who We're all special
lists in their own line.
The cat boat Emblem, owned by George
Darling of Providence, Il. L., was in the
harbor over sunday with Mr.. Darling, wife
and SON. and Mr.. 5. Hall on board. Mr.
Darling is Justly proud of his swift sail
Dodl. fNIt lids D6tH III LIdUS races dUu III
eighteen contests has won eleven cups, and
several medals. The party left Tuesday
for Standpoint, where they are visiting.
The supper Friday night at the Cong
yestry was most successful and the viands
as usual left nothing to be desired. The
entertainment was as follows: piano solo
Gladys Butnam song by Halle Roulston
reading by Prudence Putnam; song by
Henrietta Ross; dumb bell drill by Nehe
miah Roulston, Jr, and Gordon Williams
piano solo by Mrs. A Butnam. The ladie.
cleared SD.
W. E. Grinnell has thoroughly renovated
and repainted. the cottage known as The
Elms on Steamboat avenue and it will be
occupied during the season by G. Couch
and party who arrived Friday. Telephone
connection has been made with the Sears
port House, and with the facilities for sea
bathing and the charming grounds The Elms
easily ranks among the first of the many
summer residences that are to occupied
here this summer.
Miss Ella Beach celebrated her fifth birth
day by entertaining her playmates, school