The Republican journal., 1904-09-08
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mr.. Maurice Dolliver left Monday by
boat for Boston.
Capt. James Parse arrived Monday from
Boston for a brief visit.
Mrs Mary futile of Boston is at 'The
Stevens for short time.
Capt. Frank Curtis and Mr.. Joe Curtis
spent Sunday at Swan Lake.
MIR. Ralph Whittier of Bangor arrived by
boat Saturday for week S visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bailey are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son.
Mr.. Cliff Woods arrived from Boston
Tuesday to spend two weeks in town.
Miss Blanche Nickels and Miss Blanche
Ross are spending the week at Swan Lake.
DR.. p p Nichols and daughter returned
Friday to their home in Northampton, Mass.
1t, Fred F. Black and Mr. Ralph Whittier
are ENJOYING few days fishing at Swan
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Dutch of Dorchester,
Mass, arc guests of Capt. and Mrs. James
ErSkine.
Miss Inez Dolliver spent Sunday in town,
returning to Broekton, Mass, by boat
Monday.
Miss Ethel Nichols spent a few days in
town last week, returning Monday to Bur-
lin, n. II.
Miss Katherine Nickels left Monday for
Somerville, Mass, where she will spend
the winter.
Mr.. Robert Hichborn is spending a few
weeks with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
viii Hichborn.
Mrs Ralph Upper with her small daugh-
ter and her maid are spending a few weeks
at The Stevens
Miss Alvah Prescott, who has been in
town for the past month, left Monday for
her home in Boston.
Miss Katherine Kneeland has returned to
Boston, where she has d position as teacher
in the public schools.
News was received yesterday of the death
in Boston of Capt. Andrew Carver from
neuralgia of the heart.
Miss Hope Curtis, after a two weeks va
cation in town, has returned to Boston to
remain through the winter
Dr.. and Mrs. jackson and family, who
spent the season in town, lett Monday Tor
their home in Everett, Mass.
Lit Fred F. Black arrived from Fort Law
ton, Washington, Sept. 1st, and will spend
LIS two months leave in town.
Miss Jennette Rice left by boat Monday
for chelsea, Mass, where she has position
as teacher in the public schools.
News was received by telegram Monday
of the sudden death from heart failure OF
Mrs. James Sargent of Alton, Me.
The schools in town will begin Monday,
Sept 18th. By this arrangement the next
vacation will cover the Christmas holidays.
Miss Henrietta Ross left by train Monday
for Northtield, to resume her position as
teacher of physical culture in the North
field Academy.
Rev. Arthur Marley of Winslow will
preach at the Congl. church nextaSunday
morning in exchange with the pator, Rev.
T. 7. Williams.
Master Clifford Carver left for New York
FRIDAY where he will join his parents and
the family viii sail for Europe Sept 18th for
d 3 months trip.
The Boston Colonial Vaudeville Company
played in Union Hall last Friday evening.
The audience was small and the acting left
d good deal to be desired.
Rev. I. p Williams preached at the
Church Of God campmeetIng last Sunday
afternoon Rev. q. ii. Hamilton taking his
place in the lialbor church.
Arthur aud Alton jackson entertained
their friend, last Monday night AT a beach
party on the Dyer shore. Although the
weather was a bit rainy, the affair was
a huge success.
MI and Mrs. Geo Thomas, who spent the
past month N town, have gone to Hebron,
where Mr.. Thomas will take charge of the
branches of English anu Philosophy at
Hebron ACadamy.
Miss Lieb's dancing class for children
closed Friday afternoon after a very sue
ctsstul term. The &. A. r. hall was pretti-
~ decorated with branches of mountain
ash. and punch was served by Miss Eliza
beth Ilavener of Worcester, Mass
Those who have lots IN the village GENE
telN and have not paid the yearly tax of s.
are requested to attend to the matter as
soon az possible as the lately formed asso-
citation are in need of funds to carry on the
improvements to be made.
Hon. L. T. Carleton will address the cit-
zens of SeMsport on Friday evening at
Union Hall. Mr.. Carleton IS d pleasing
speaker and well-informed man and those
interested in the vital questions now before
the people will do well to take advantage of
this opportunity.
Miss Katherine Woods celebrated her 4th
birthday sept 81 by giving an afternoon
party al MIS-. JoSepnlHe w tDUeT 5 10 LlOS6
of her friends who We're her contemporaries.
Among the guests We're Gordon Butman,
Nichols Coson, Martha Grinnell and Mar
ion West The two latter were enjoying
birthdays of their own, and taken altogether
it was an exhibit of the "4-years-olds."
Heuriette Weber, Louise Nichols, Mil
bred Bowen and Sara Grinnell-known as
t'1he Four accent on ''the'-were the pre-
siding genuses of the occasion. They at
tended to the refreshments and prevented
any slight misunderstanding which might
arise from becoming serious. The after
noon passed most delightfully."- with games
in doors and out, ana on their departure
the guests all agreed that they had seldom
attended a more charming function.
NORTH SEARsPORT ITEMS.
James W. Hartman is quite i'll.
Miss Lillian E. Scribner has returned to
RoXbury, Mass.
Miss Addie S. Mathews has returned to
her school in Everett, Mass.
The annual campmeeting at Maple Grove,
West sea rSpOrt closed last Sunday