The Republican journal., 1904-02-18
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

sEARsPoRT LOCALS.
Clarence Pendleton is home for few
days.
Miss Maud Cocord is at home from the
L. of NJ.
Charles F. Treat left Tuesday for a short
visit in Boston.
Miss Nina Lord is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Jas. b. Sweetser.
The ice in our harbor is u to IA inches
thick and increasing every night
Miss Annie E. Rhodes is spending her
vacation at her home in Northport.
Rev. R. G. Harbutt is to occupy the
Congl pulpit at Castine next Sunday.
Mrs. c. P Ferguson will entertain the
Missionary meeting Friday afternoon.
J. G. Hammonds, accompanied by his son
Elmer, made short call on friends in town
Friday.
Mr.. Overlook is in charge Of the mail
stage while Mr.. Lancaster is enjoying a
we'll deserved rest.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Emily Whittum of Searsport and Charles
Walker of Boston.
Maurice Dolliver, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Inez, left by train Monday
morning for New York.
|. f. Burton closed very profitable term
of school here Friday and is spending va
cation at his home in Corinna.
Several of the past commanders of Free
man McGilvery Post attended the depart
ment encampment in Bangor this week.
There will be a c. E. social at the social
rooms this, Thursday, evening, If stormy
the social will be postponed to Friday
evening.
I Rev r. G. Harbutt is to assist in ordain-
ing and installing his successor, Rev. c. H.
Harrison, at the Free Church, Portland,
next Tuesday
Owing to increased business and a de-
nand for safe deposit boxes the Searsport
National Bank will equip its vaults with
boxes of the latest design and hopes to
have them ready for rent by March LIST.
Mrs. Grinnell and Mrs. Adams will enter
tain the Congl church sociable Monday
evening, Feb. 22nd. 1t is to be Colonial
Social and it is requested that as many as
possible appear in cold time gowns" All
are cordially invited
Last years book club is still in guam
diary. Where are Dorothy South and
..Leaven in a Great City," Please look
over your library and if the books are
found return them to the owners or COM
mittee.
We are indebted to Mr.. c. c. Hamilton
tur copies of Forest and Stream con-
tanning an illustrated article by Geo. f.
Darling, describing his cruise last summer
on a yacht from Pawtucket, r. l., to Sandy
point Me.
The pupils iii the Grammar school, which
is in charge of Miss Dodge, gave a very
c!edtable entertainment Friday afternoon.
The "Boys Behind the Guns deserve
special mention as the military was a strong
feature Of the program.
The subject of the special Christian En-
deavor meeting last Sunday evening,
Christ For the World and For Me- was
discussed at length by Rev. l. +. W llilamS,
With selections from the program for
(ulistian Endeavor Day.
The following pupils in the Intermediate
school Vers not absent for the term: Ralph
MJltland. james p. Butman. Albert Colson,
Ralph Gilkey, Ethel Berry. Absent one day,
OF less, Autoinette Weber, Eva Iaveper,
Nehemiah HoulStone, Bertha Porter, Kate
bow, Dorothy Howard
Though they celebrated no golden we'd
ding" >earsport has a well known couple
40 %, c.-.t clock Tuesday evening, Feb.
a.. 1898, had been married fifty years. Feb.
10, 1854, Augusta French and Loomis Eames
were married at the residence of her father
AT Sandy point by Rev. James Freeman, the
Congregational pastor at that place. The
nany friends OF Mr.. and Mrs Eames wish
them many years of continued happiness