The Republican journal., 1904-09-15
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Miss Mile Ford left Friday for Boston.
Miss Rose Roulston returned to Boston
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Leach of Bucksport is the
guest OF Mrs. E. Glldden.
Miss Abbe Carver left by boat on Thurs
day for her home in Boston.
Miss Ella Hopkins is visiting friends in
Hou'ton, Me-, for few weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Pride of Houlton. Me-, is the
guest of Miss L. Edward for few days.
Miss Irene Sullivan returned Monday to
Wellesley Hills, where she is attending
school.
Bert Kent, who has b. en- spending a few
weeks in town, left by boat Thursday for
Boston.
Misses Gre 'e Piummer and Henrietta
Hummer of Camden are the guests of Mrs.
fl. h. NckelS.
Mr. and Mrs Ludwig Havener and chill
dren returned Thursday to their home in
Worcester, Mass.
MI: and Mrs \. j. Nickerson arrived
Monday from a short visit to friends in
East COrin.r Me.
Miss Martha Ross left by train Thursday
lol blOoklhIl, where she il'tS d DpSlIlOn as Il
kindergarten teacher.
Miss Ellen Mosman and Miss Alice Kane
left Thursday for Lewiston, where Miss
MoSmau will spend the winter
Mrs. Harry Perry arrived from New
York on Tuesday for a short visit to her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Hunter.
MissLouse Leib has returned to Saco, Me-,
II resume her position AS teacher of physi-
cal culture i'll nornton academy.
Union temperance service at the MethC
dist church next Sunday evening under the
direction of the local ". {. T. q.
Mrs. f. b. Billings, Miss Wealthy Mich
OILS, and Master Amos Nichols left edneS-
day for their home in Lynn, Mass.
Miss NJ. Eva Griffin returned to Castine
Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 10 resume her studies
at the Eastern State Normal school.
DR.. and Mrs. JennisOn and children, who
have been occupy ing their summer home in
town, have returned to Lowell, Mass.
Miss Lillian Carver Of Minneapolis was
in town this week to attend the funeral of
her father, Capt. Andrew L. Carver.
The remains of Nh Joshua Sargent az
rived from Alton, Me-, Sept 18th and the
interment was IN the Gordon Cemetery
If any one owning lots in the village GEM
eterY wishes to donate work for the benefit
OF the association, will they please notify
Mr.. ohm Sullivan?
If any one desires to become new mem
Der of the Magazine Club for the coming
year will they please notify Miss Maude
Colo ord within the next ten Gays.
a teleg ram h9S been received from Capt.
Joseph r. Nichols of the Stea mShip Texan,
announcing his arrival at San Diego, Cal,
with ship and cargo in good condition 2fter
PASSAGE of 50 days from New York.
The schools in town will open Monday,
Sept 10th, with the following teachers:
High school, Mr.. Irving F. Burton Gram
mar, Miss Ethel Dodge; intermediate, Miss
Deborah Willieus; Primary, Miss Jess
Black,
Joe Porter recently filed an order from
Boston party for two dozen CLANS. The
smallest OF them one inch long, the longest
not over one inch and d half long. Joe
says it is the smallest order OF clans he
ever filed.
Rev. f. 5. Phlbrook will deliver his rich
ly Illustrated lecture, The Life of the Mas
ter, at the Methodist church, Friday even
ing, sept 10Th. MI. Phbrook Uses ID pow
erfui lantern; throwing upon the canvas
seventy superb coiored views.
1r. ID. /, Goodwin, wife and daughter
Edith, 0f l'lttsled, who have been visiting
ii the home Ut Rev. and Mrs. &. II. IIamiI-
-or. returned to Pjttstield Monday Miss
kd'th'2 solo, at the evening service of the
Methodist church was greatly enjoyed
la,,y. Hlacl, of Fre,.t+ Mass iS on, +,o
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ars received tirst nreminfu on IIainnsi,ira
Downs sheen at The Waldo comfy Fair in
B4lfast last week MIR Innis has an acre
of nHtIroas on which NE e>timates t,'ere are
i've tons of numr5jns errnwin~ Ihav are
a si5h+ worth .,uiT,u to 6is rlart. to 500
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he ocers OF the lllage Cemetery As
soclatlon are as follows: President, Mr..
A. HopklnS; superintendent, l.. W. w ent
Ross. Mr.. John sullivan. and Mr.. George
i2ou-nn O.