The Republican journal., 1903-09-10
County
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Miss: Hope Curtis was in town over Sun
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard is visiting in
Belfast.
Mabel Griffin is spending a few days in
Boston.
Maurice Dolliver left by boat Monday for
New York.
Mrs. EVE Crowell is spending week or
two in town.
Jack Burleigh is the guests OF his aunt
Mrs Ellen Lieb.
DIR. Jerry Ferguson and family were in
town last week.
Ned Calderwood is spending months
vacation in town.
Miss Ellen Mosman spent few days last
week in Park, Me.
James Preston of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing friends in town.
DIR, A. A. Jackson left by boat Friday for
his home in Everett, Mass.
John Thurson and wife are the guests ol
Mrs. James Pendletcn.
Clarence P. Whittier and wife OF Gardi-
per. Me. are in town for a few days,
Frank sheldon and wife of Boston were
in town for a day OF two this week.
There will be an auction sale at Mrs. L.
c. Nichols next Saturday at p. IN.
Miss Jessie Black began her fail term OF
kindergarten in Winterport Monday.
James NJ. MacDougall arrived by boat
Friday to spend a few weeks in town
Mrs John Bureigh of South Berwick,
Me. spent Sunday with friends in town.
George Plummer with a party OF twelve
friends from Camden spent Thursday IN
town.
Can't. W. V. Nichols of New York is the
guest of Capt. Amos Nichols for 1e"
weeks.
Henrietta Gerry is spending Jew days
Nth her uncle. Bert Packard, at Sebec
Lake, Me.
DIR ard Mrs. B. r. Benner of Lowell,
Mass, are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Ieo.
Jennison
Mrs. Charles Whittier, who spent the
season in town, left Tuesday for her home
in Bangor
Edward E. Billings and wife and the
Misses Nichols returned Monday to their
home in Lynn.
Ralph Topper arrived Saturday from
brunswick, Ga, and will spend few weeks
with his family.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Glidden and daughter, MISS
Marion Lee, returned Friday from Dfiel
visit in Milton, y. H.
Henrietta Ross left.Monday for Northheld'
Mass. where she has position as teacher
in Northtield Academy.
CIih Woods and friends, who have peeh
spending a week in town, left Monday loI
their homes in Boston
Capt W V. Nichols and Capt, Amos
Nichols have gone on & cruise among the
islands on the yacht Lora.
George L. Merrill and wife have returned
to their home il Djxleld, after spending
the past two months in town.
Mrs. ;. j. Cunningham and daughter
wish 10 thank their friends and neighbors
for their Kindness in their hour OF trouble,
DIR. HOPKINS and Miss Ella Hopkins are
in Camden to attend the wedding OF Miss
Florence Leland, which took place Sept.
18th.
Margaret Williams left saturday to oc-
cupy position as teacher in Washington
Academy, East Machas, for the coming
year.
The young people enjoyed hay rack ride
and picnic at Swan Lake last Friday and
had a small dance at Union hall in the
evening.
A blackboard party went to Belfast Mon
day night to attend the recital of "Othello,"
given by Mr.. Edgar Abbott in the parlors
of the Unitarian church.
Sears public library has received S. from
an unknown donor who signs himself "A
Summer Visitor The gift is appreciated
as the library is greatly in need of books.
Robert Carr is visiting this, his native
place. after % years spent in Colorado.
Mr.. Carr likes the west, but feels that moth
ing can quite surpass Maine in general, and
Searsport in particular.
Evangelist John NJ Kelley, Chaplain
Maine |. O. G. T., Biddeford, Me-, will speak
at the Advent church Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and Sunday evenings at.
O'Clock, and Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Pendleton of Pendle-
ton, Kansas, and son, Frank d. PendletOn,
of Los Angeles, Calf, who spent the past
two months at the Harbor, left for their
home Aug. 29th. Frank will visit few
weeks at his old home before going to Los
Angeles.
The schools in town began Tuesday with
the following teachers: High school.
Irving Burton; Grammar, Miss Ethel
Dodge; Intermediate, Miss Annie Rhodes;
Primary, Miss Addie Crockett, North
Searsport, Mrs. Mabel Mathews; No. s.
Miss Priscilla Nichols; Porter school, Win
field Packard.
The incorporators of the Gordon Gene
terry met last Monday afternoon and elected
the following officers: President, Rev. R.
G. Harbutt Vice President, Mr.. Alfred B.
Pendeton; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss