The Republican journal., 1904-09-22
sEARsPORT LOCALS.

Mrs. +. ID. L. NlckelS arrived w wednesday
from short trip to Norfolk, va.
Mr.. j. W. Black and 1t Fred F. Black
were in Augusta one day last week.
Mrs. Jennie Hunter entertained party
of friends at her home Wednesday night.
Capt. Charles Nichols arrived Wednesday
from New York for short visit to his fam
lily.
Mrs. Catherine Park left Monday for
Maiden, Mass, where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Ada Walker of Portland was the
guest of Mrs. ID. S. Beals for few days
last week.
Hon. A. F. Nickerson loaded schooner
Harriet Rogers with hay for Bar Harbor
last week.
Mr.. Madison Scott of Richmond, Va, was
the guest over Sunday OF his aunt, Mrs. ii.
X Nickels.
The Misses Plummer, who have been Wis
iting friends in town left Friday by boat
for Camden.
Mrs Josiah Dutch and daughter, Miss
Maude Dutch, are spending few weeks III
DXteld, Me
Mrs. W X. Morrison and daughter and
Miss Edith Pendleton LETT Wednesday by
boat tor Boston,
Dyer Il Colcord have on exhibition in
their window cluster of twelve tomatoes,
all on one stalk.
Mr.. II. Gilchrest, head bookkeeper of S.
$. Pierce II Co, Boston, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs, Ned Roberts
MI James Nichols arrived Sunday from
Portland, Oregon, and will spend October
and November in town.
The futile studio will be open for photo
work on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 22nd, 23rd and 24th.
Rev. Z. f. Colburn of Brooks will preach
in the Congregational churcl. next Sunday
in exchange with the pastor.
Mrs Arno w. Knight and son, Arne
Knight, of Lincolnville Centre, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs F. ). Dyer.
Rev ana Mrs T. p Williams returned
Friday from a short visit to friends in Wins
low. Mr.. Williams former pastorate.
MIR. Lincoln Cocord and Miss Joan Col
cord left sunday for 9rono, and will attend
the University of Maine the coming year
Capt James r. Park and daughter, Mrs
Grace " entWorth, who spent the summer
i'll town. returned Monday to Brighton,
Mass
Mrs. Maria pendleton and granddaughter,
Ninfred Nichols, left Monday by boat for
Brooklyn, \. Y, where they will spend the
winter.
The benevolent offering next sunday in
the congregational church Will be in be-
half OF the Congregational church building
society.
day night by Rev. E. S. Phlbrook of Bel
fast proved to be very interesting and the
audience was large and appreciative.
Mrs. Emma D. Cocord, Miss Jess Black,
Miss Helen Pike, Miss Edna Black, Miss
Maude Colcord, Mr.. Bert Dyer and Mr.. II.
\. ColcOrd spent a few days last week at
Union Lodge, swan Lake
Anyone wishing a small tenement of six
rooms on the second floor, furnished OF I'M
furnished, will please inquire for further
particulars of Mr.. c. I. Adams. Mr.
Adams VIII also rent the DR.. Larrabee
house to a small family.
Mrs ChaS Whittier, Mrs. Caro- Whittier.
Mrs, Daniel Nichols and Miss Ida Whittier
have been spending the past ten days at
Lakeside cottage, Swan Lake Miss Whit
tier WAS lucky enough Friday to catch a
three and half pound trout.
Mr. aud Mrs George Pettee. who spent
the season in their summer house Oh the
belfast road, left Wednesday for theil
home IN Cleveland. O. MI Pettpe has
made extensive repairs on his house in
town, putting on several bay windows and a
wide yt'audd.
JroiHinled letters in the Searsport post
Office: Elmer ID. Clark, Ethel Nj Cleale
Harold &. Collins, /, 7. Carpenter, George
Davis, Joseph DAVIS, George II. Fisher, 5.
Ella Wentworth, Mrs Mary George, Ed
wand Bates, George Williams.
Tickets at the annual excursion rates to
Boston on the Eastern Steamship Company
VIII be on sale from September 10Th to Octo-
Der LIST, inclusive, good to return 30 days
from date oi issue. The rates from Sears
polt to iioston and return are $50 1t is
really cheaper than staying at home.
The following people were registered at
the Searslurt House during the past week
D. ;. Constantine, Bangor; Gertrude f. Il.
Meads, Brookline; ". {. Tour, Boston; y.
}. Lane, Portland; +. L. Waterman, a pple-
ton: L. L. Leighton, Bangor; Z. W. Barton,
Springfield {. +. Clough. Ellsworth; &. D.
lendleton l>lesboro =; +. =. pendleton Isles
boro j. {. PiIlsbury, Bangor; Z. r. Reed,
Bo>ton; }. Il. Glover and wife, Camden,
Me Il. {. Mason, Boston; Charles Brown,
brooks: +. :. Dennison, Boston; NJ A.
Parks, Boston; II. \. Williams, Bangor; l..
5. Townsend, Boston.
A SWEET SINGER. Dne OF the pleas
ant features Of the Essex County Conven-
ton. Ladies Of the W. K. Corps, held in the
large hall OF Post ), Lynn, was the solo S
rendered by Miss jamie Curtis of Searsp0rt,
Maine, accompanied by Miss Lillias L.
Nichols OF this city on the piano. The large
audience Of five hundred ladies was most
appreciative of Miss Curtis pleasing style,
and the rendering as well as the accom-
panient was of a high order. Miss Curtis,
We are informed, is the daughter of Capt.
Frank Curtis, a veteran, and one of the sur
vivors OF Andersonville prison, now resid-
ing at Searsport.- Major Sept. 18th, Lynn,
Mass.
Ground is being broken on one of the
shore lots by the navy yard road for cot
taGe to be built this fall for DR.. S. S. Porter
Of Marietta, o. The site is one of the most
desirable along the shore. The view of the
bay is delightful one, and in addition the
grove of tall pines at Mack's Point gives a
touch OF unspoiled nature which it would
be hard to obtain anywhere else in this
vicinity. To judge by the plans for the
cottage the completed structure will be a
handsome one. 1t will De 40 by "A feet on
the ground, with ten foot veranla on three
sides and a tower at the eastern corner
The grounds are to be laid out with trees
and shrubs and DR.. Porter will spare no
pains to make the place beautiful. Dr. and
MIS-. Porter have spent many summers at
the various seaside reSortS-Old Orchard,
kennebunl Beach and others-and they
say that for beauty of scenery and general
attractiveness SearSport heads the list. Dr.
and Mrs. Porter lett Wednesday by boat