The Republican journal., 1904-10-06

Mrs. }. H. Park aud daughter Bernice
will spend the winter in Brockton, Mass.
Capt. F. NJ. Griffin left Saturday for BoS-
ton, after two weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Jessie Nickerson left by train Mon
day to take position in Philadelphia, Pa
VIM. f. Grnnell and c. H. Monroe re-
turned Sunday from business trip to Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Charles Pendleton and daughters left
by steamer Friday for their home III the
west.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Showers and daughter
Marion left Monday for West Palm Beach,
Florida.
Ralph Eaton and his tiancee, Miss Hub
bard of boston, are the guests of Mrs. Cora
f. Dow.
Mr.. Freeman Merithew has returned to
his home in Corinna after months Visit
in town.
Sch. Kentucky, Capt. Sinclair, arrived
Monday with a cargo of corn ana teeo LOT
f. c. Pike.
Rev and Mrs. l. H. W. Wharf are to
occupy the VIM McGilyery house during
the winter.
Mrs. John Tenney and son Otis OF Houl-
ton, Me, are visiting her mother, MIS-.
Maria BldCk.
Miss Lucy Sargent left Wednesday for
Boston, where she will buy her fall supply
of fancy goods.
Hiss Ellen Mosman of Lewiston was call
ed here by the death of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Mosman.
Over Il Colcord have added a Toledo
Computing Scale to their already up-to-date
line Of fixtures.
Sch Edward L. Warren made a harbor
here Monday, coal laden, from South Am
hoy for Bangor.
The Ladies' Reading Society will meet
with Mrs. T. p Williams next Friday after
noon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Cyrus Colson LETT Thursday for In
danapolis, to accept a position with the
American Glue Co.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Craig and Miss Lucy A;
Palmer of Belfast are the guests of Mir. and
Mrs. Geo. f. smith.
The w. {. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
W. y. c. Runnells this, Thursday, after
noon at 80 O'clock.
Mrs, Flora Turknett, the author of "Es-
Their in Name is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs, &. O. Sargent
Miss Blanche Nickels is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Plummer, at her summer home,
Wldacre, IN Camden
Mrs Walker, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Park, has returned TO her
home in Harrison, Maine
Mr. and Mrs Nell Wentworth returned
Monday from N0rthpori and will remain at
home during the winter.
Mi JAS Orr of the Boston police force
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Josie Web
beT. for a few days last week.
Mrs. Isaac c. Closson and Mrs. Mary
Perkins are visiting Mrs Perkins son,
Fred Kendall, in Somerville, Mass.
Misses Prudence and Edna Griffin left
Saturday for Haverhill Mass, where they
will visit relatives for few weeks.
ON account of his inability to secure help,
landlord Grinnell has been obliged to par
TALLY close the hotel for the present.
Mrs. Emma d. Colcord and Mrs. Amos
Nichols are in Orouo for a few days, the
guests of Miss Colcord at the Mt. Vernon
House,
Mrs. Sarah Breen of bingham, Mass,
and Mrs. Helen Shaw of Ottumwa, Iowa,
are visiting at the home of Capt. W. A.
Griffin.
Geo. NJ. Curtis, quartermaster of steamer
Arizonian, is spending a short vacation
with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Henry
Curtis.
Mrs E. NJ. Glidden and Miss Marion Lee
have returned from visit in Presque Isle,
and were accompanied by Mrs. GIldden'S
sister, Mrs. Haskell.
The sloop- yacht Stellar, Capt. J ohm Avery
of CaStlne, was in our harbOr last week.
The yacht is 30 years old and has not visit
ed SearspOrt since 1867
Dr. f. Hopkins requests those who have
a TO
fund to leave the amount of their SubScrip-
tions at Clement & Adams.
The person who bought money order
Sept. 29th and holds the receipt No. 656S is
entitled to % cents by presenting the re-
ceipt at the post office at once.
Fred F. Black, Frank l. Gross and Fred
l.. Mclaughlin, Jr., are at Mr.. Gross
camp at Spencer Pond, one of the best To-
calities for large game in Maine.
Herbert Black recently placed on the
Black road a stone watering trough, 8 feet
long by 3 feet wide and 20 inches deep.
The water is piped in from spring on high
land short distance back.
Rev. F. L. Hayward, P. E. of Bucksport
district, will preach in the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening, October 10Th. Third
quarterly conference will be held at the
close of the preaching service.
SUDDEN DEATH. 10 nathan Irving of
Brooks left Brooks Thursday and drove to
Searsport for a visit with his son. He ar
rived in town about 1 O'Clock, was taken
suddenly i'll and expired at O'Clock. His
remains were taken to Brooks for inter
ment
One of our citizens, who is not member
of any fraternal association, when he heard
that candidate for degrees i'm the ROYAL
Arch Chapter here rode ten miles in the
pouring rain last Thursday night, said
81 always had a good idea OF Masonry, but
there must be more in it than ever sup
posed"
OBITUARY. Died in Searsport, Sept 23d,
Osman E. Curtis, aged rs years. Mr.. Curtis
was born in Monroe, Sept. "a, 1928, the
son Of Lemuel and Mercy Curtis, and
was the last of his fathers family. He
is survived by wife and three children
Hollis F., Nora E., wife of David E. Nick
erson, and Arletta A., wife Of Henry w.
Eickers0n He married Thedah P. Holmes
March is, 1856, and for about II years they
made their home in Monroe, moving to
Searsport in 1868, where they have since
resided. MIR. Curtis was an honest man,
good neighbOr, kind and indulgent hus-
band and father. The funeral services
were held at his late residence, conducted
by Rev. T. P. Williams, and the interment
in tho CopOonk a.