The Republican journal., 1903-01-15
County Correspondence.
eEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mr Lew ID. CROOK was Ill towH III " lo"
days last week.
Miss Anderson left by boat Thursday for
her home in Boston.
Mr.. William Briggs of Boston, is the guest
of Mr.. Frank Gross.
Services were held at the NJ. f. church
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The Womans' Reading Club will meet
on Friday with Miss Annie Nichols.
The CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school will
jssue new library books next Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard left by rail
Monday to visit friends in New ! ork.
Mrs Geo Sargent, who has been i'll fol
the past few weeks. is slowly convalescins.
Pike Bros. last week loaded schooner
Monticello with spool edgings for Rockland'
Capt. Eben Curtis arrived by rail Tues
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Jennie Hunter.
Mrs. James Pendleton will entertain tie
Congl. sociab!e at her home this, Thursday,
evening.
Mr.. Richard Leach arrived Saturday TO
spend a few weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Leach.
Pike Bros. are looking every day for a
DELAYED load OF corn from Portland VIA
Belfast
Mrs. Caro- Rice, who has been visiting
friends and relatives i'll Boston,, returned
home by rail- Saturday
Miss Inez Dolliver arrived by boat Satur-
day and will spend the remainder OF the
winter in town.
Lost, on Saturday or Sunday, Jan. Sd or
9TH, a sable tip on a fur boa. Will the finder
please leave it at the post office.
Rev. G. H. Hamilton preached in the Con-
gregational church last Sunday, Rev. L. l.
Williams occupying the NJ. f. pulpit.
Capt. Charles Mcclure left by train We'd
nesday for New York to join the steamer
Hawaiian on which he holds the position OF
first mate.
Patrons of Lancaster & Berry's stage
speak very highly of the Accommodations.
The vehicle these cold days is as warm and
cosy as a sitting room.
A seghing party from Belfast took adj
vantage of the full moon and good travel
ling to come over to supper at the Searsport
House Tuesday night.
Sears Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., will hold their
installation at their hall Friday evening.
D.. G. NJ, A. K Braley with suite from
Waldo Lodge, Belfast, will be present and
conduct the exercises, after which picnic
supper will be served in the dining room.
Mrs Glidden and daughter, Miss Marion
Lu, left Tuesday for Boston. Mrs. Gid
den will accompany her husband on trip
to the Pacific Coast. Miss Lu will return
to town for the winter and Mrs. Leach OF
Buck port will spend few months with
her at the Gldden homestead.
During the past week the following peo-
ple were registered at the Searsport House
j. L. Bean, IL. r. Knight, Anna X. ID.
Anderson \. r. Brown, T. B. Horn, Levi
d. Crook. A. T Blackington, W. S. Kenis-
ton. William Smart, II. H. Percival, w. M.
Pandau, F. G. Donovan and son.
The CONGREGATIONAL church at Park held
It's annual supper and entertainment Tues
n
the moon could be improved upon quite
number of people from town attended, as
the fame Of the housewives of Park in the
gentle art OF cooking has gone throughout
the land
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Searsport National Bank, held
Jan. 18th, the following directors were
elected: James G. Pendleton, Geo. f.
Smith, Joshua b. Nichols, William a.
Pendleton, b. Frank Concord. j. g Pen
dleton was elected President, A. II. Nichols.
cashier, J A. Colson, assistant cashier; and
G. F. Smith, clerk.
1t was a most singular coincidence that
all of the officers installed at the Freeman
McGilvery Post last Thursday evening, from
the commander down to the sergeant MAJOR,
were past commanders; and it was found
on counting up that the Post has q past
commanders and one delegate, giving them,
with membership of 81, q votes in the
Department Encampment.