The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-17
sEARsPORr LOCALS.

days.
Miss Louise Leib left Saturday by rail
for Saco.
Mrs. E. NJ. Glidden spent Monday in
Waterville.
H. N. Colcord arrived Thursday from
Belgrade Lakes.
Mrs. Mary Dakin has returned to her
home in Boston.
DR.. F. S. Eveleth arrived Tuesday from
Gardner, Mass
Dr. P P. Nichols and family have return
ed to Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. James G.. Pendleton is spending
week with friends in Portland.
Mrs. George Jennison and family left by
boat Saturday for Lowell, Mass.
Capt. Frank Curtis is enjoying two
weeks vacation at Moosehead Lake.
Mrs. A. A. Jackson and sons left We'd
nesday for their home in Everett, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Waddle of New
York are spending few days in town.
Mr.. Fred Blanchard and Capt Banning
Blanchard are at home for a brief visit
Mrs. Sarah j. Cunningham of Ellsworth
is visiting her sister, Mrs Hattie Nichols.
James Erskine came home to attend the
wedding of his sister, Miss Fastnet Ersklne.
The futile studio will be opened next
Wednesday for the remainder Of the week.
hn A sa1 nQmV
of the Assumption at Wellesley Hills,
Mass.
Jack Bureigh left Saturday fol Orono,
where he will attend the University OF
Maine.
Wilbur Carver has returned to Orono to
resume his studies at the University OF
Maine.
Miss Marion Lee left Monday for Water
vile, where she will attend Coburn CLASH
cal Institute the coming year.
Philips Williams returned from Belgrade
Lakes for day or two at home before en-
tering Kents Hill for the next term.
Miss Martha Ross left Wednesday for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where she will teach kin
dergarten in the public schools the coming
year,
Mrs II. X. Nickels gave an afternoon tea
Wednesday in honor OF Mrs. Burgess Of
Camden. who has been her guest the past
week.
Misses Jeanette Rice and Katherine
kneeland left Friday to occupy positions as
teachers in the public schools in Chelsea,
Mass.
Prof Couch and party, who have occu-
pied the Elms on Steamboat avenue for the
season, left Tuesday for their home in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mrs Charles Twombly arrived Sept. 10th
from four years sojOurn in the klondil e,
and is the guest Of her brother, Leroy Little
field, at Moose Point Cottage.
Nj. and Mrs. D. S. Simpson, who have
been visiting his sister, Mrs, Hattie Mich
OILS, returned to their home in Everett,
Mass, Wednesday, accompanied by their
niece, Mrs. Chessman of Etna, Penn.
F. b. Billings writes from Lynn, Mass,
under date of Sept. 10th " In this week S
issue Of The journal is the following item
among the Searsport locals. Nh E. f. Bill
lings. wife and the Misses Nichols returned
to Lynn, Sept. It'll This is very good
guess, but not near enough correct to be of
use as information
Parents Of pupils in the Grammar school,
Union District, regret the resignation of
Miss Exit" Kneeland, who has so success
fully taught the school the past year. She
has been given fine position in school in
the eighth grade of the city schools of Chel-
sea, Mass, with a fair prospect in short
time of advancement to the next grade, the
high school. Though host of friends here
will be sorry to have Miss Kneeland go
from among them they are united in con-
gratulatons on her merted preferment, and
wish her the success they feel sure she will
attain.
An adjourned meeting of the Village
Cemetery Association, incorporated by the
last legislature, will be held at the office of
j. W. Black Friday, Sept. 18th. at s O'Clock,
p. m. 1t is hoped everyone interested in
the improvement of the cemetery will be
present and each present the name of an
other for membership with like interest.
The following have been chosen charter
members of the association: j. w. Black,
f. S. Blanchard, ID. S. Beals, F. A. Curtis,
L. r. Curtis, }. A. Colson, j. C. Dutch, E.
S. Dolliver, j. c. Hunter, E. Hopkins, E. A.
Hopkins, c. +. Havener, A. j. Mitchell, E.
c. Nickels, H. T. Pendeton, John Putnam,
F. H. Park, L. M. Perry, A. NJ. Ross, N. C.
Shute, L. NJ. Sargent, NJ. f. Shute, Cyrus
True, F. F. Whitcomb, L. W. Wentworth,
f. J. Wentworth. All whose names are
presented, and who are duly elected before
the bylaws are adopted, will be entered on
the records as charter members
DUTCH-ERsKINE. Married, Sept 10th,
at the home of Capt. and Mrs. James Frs
kline at 30 a. m. Mr.. Dana NJ. Dutch and
Miss Fastnet Erskine. The bride was pref
tily dressed in white muslin, carried bou-
Quet of white sweet peas and was attended
by her sister, Miss Harriette Erskine. Mr..
Leon Dutch of Boston was grOOmsman,
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. P.
Williams. About forty guests were present.
The rooms were lavishly trimmed with
sweet peas and ferns, and the gifts were
numerous and beautiful. Miss ErSkine is
one of Searsport's well known young ladies.
For the past three years she has taught in