The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-03
sEARSPoRT LOCALS.

W. R. Mcdonald left by boat Tuesday.
C.H. Monroe arrived home Sunday from
Boston.
Miss Laura Curtis returned to Boston
Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Ford left by boat Monday
for Boston.
Mr.. Fred Park was in town for few days
last week.
Mr.. Stewart Cameron left Monday for
New York.
Miss May Kent left Saturday by boat
for Boston.
Mrs. ]. F, " GODS and family returned OF
Boston Tuesday.
Capt. Lincoln Colcord arrived home from
Boston Tuesday.
Mr.. w. Thombs left by boat Saturday for
his home in Boston.
Mr.. William Ford wife and family have
returned to Boston.
Miss Ada Walker of Portland is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Louise Leib spent day or two last
week with friends in Bucksport.
Mrs Geo. Jennison and children returned
Wednesday from visit to Foxcroft.
Mr.. F. Sweetser returned Monday to New
london. Conn, where he will spend the
winter.
Can't. Banning Blanchard was in town
last Sunday and left Monday by boat Tor
Boston.
A party of 10 men from Boston are occu-
pying one of Mr. Whitcomb's cottages At
Swan Lake.
W Havener and Robert Grinnell lett
Wednesday Tor Kent's Hill. where they will
attend school.
Rev and Mrs. James Jones of Plymouth,
Penn, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. j..
F. Williams.
Mrs. K. Nickels has been spending
few DAYS with her sister, Mrs. B. NJ. Pun
mer, in Camden.
Mr.. Hamburger and Mr.. Williams lett
Saturday for their home in Boston, after a
short vacation in town.
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Miss Woodhead of Boston is spending
few days at Mrs. Nebber's.
Miss Edith Williams left Monday for
Freedom, Me-, where she has position
as teacher in the Academy.
Cant. and Mrs. Charles Whittier, Miss
Ida Whittier and Miss Mildred Shute spent
a few days last week at Swan Lake.
A, Mrs. J. Nj. Ward and daughter, who spent
the summer at the Searsport House, lei'
Saturday for their home in Peabody, Mass
Cliff Woods, accompanied by Mr.. Frank
Storer and Mr.. Coleman, both OF Dorches-
fer. Mass. arrived by Tuesdays boat for
a two weeks vacation.
Unclaimed letters in the Searsport post
office; Mr.. f. Avery, Oman Bryant MISS
Linda Gates, Mrs X. C. Perry. Mrs. Chas.
Twombly, Miss Ida c. Wing.
The Barrow-C osens party, who spent the
season al the Searsport House, LETT Wednes-
day for the Catskill Mountains, \. " where
they will remain for short time before GO
ing to their home in savannah, Gi
Tie steamer Castine will make an eXcur-
sion to Camden Sept. 9th, leaving Searsport
atsam. This will enable eXcursiomsts to
witness the races at Camden or visit Rock
land or the State prison at Thomaston
Rev, James Jones, who occupied the
Cong1 pulpit Sunday morning, preached
most eloquent and interesting sermon.
Mrs. ]. Smith of St Augustine, Fla, gave
solo that was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
A meeting in regard to the incorporation
of the Gordon Cemetery was held last Sat
urday evening, and adjourned, without tax
ing action, to Friday afternoon, Sept. 4th. at
3o'clock at the Searsport House, to allow
larger attendance of those interested. All
such are urged to be present.
The following party drove from Winter
port and spent Sunday at the Searsport
House: J. Treat, W. S. Hill, f. NJ. McCof-
mack, Fife NJ. Curtis, Louise A. omall'
Ada E. Curtis of Winterport; Christine NJ.
WheIden, Brewer, Mae Mccormack, RoX-
bnrv. Sara Mccormack, Boston.