The Republican journal., 1904-06-23
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mr. and Mrs Roscoe U. Porter arrived by
train Saturday night.
Mrs. j. D. Sargent of Alton, Me-, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Farnum of New York is the guest
of Miss Jessie Nickerson.
Capt. j. F. Peterson is absent on bust
ness trip to Boston and vicinity.
w. p Sargent has found a pair of black
kid gloves. Owner may call at post office.
Maurice Dolliver and his sister, Miss
1neZ, are visiting friends in kenduSkeag
Joe Nichols, first officer S. S. Texan of
the Hawaiian line, is spending his vacation
here.
Miss Louise D. Leib, who is teaching in
Thornton Academy, SacO, arrived by train
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard Shute and child of
Unity are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z.
Shute.
Unclaimed letters at the Searsport post
office Col. Frank Campbell, Mi. Z. L.
Sabine
The W. c.. T. L. will meet in the Meth
odist vestry this, Thursday, afternoon at
O'Clock.
A number of our young people attended
the performance of Parada in Belfast Tues
day evening.
Sch. Mineola has Just discharged a
cargo of very superior coal for The Sears
port Coal Co.
Capt Daniel S. Goodell of Boston is
spending a few weeks with his brother,
Capt. VIM. Goodell
Mrs. Geo. Dakin, Mrs. VIM. B. Ford and
children are occupying Union Lodge at
Swan Lake for Il week.
donations of yellow flowers that may be
used in their decorating.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Kneeland, daughte.
Emily and son Ray, left June 18th for Mn
neapolis, where they will reside.
Mrs. Vim. E. Grinnell, children and maid
are visiting Mrs. Grnnel'S mother, Mrs.
j. L. Doane, in Harwich, Mass.
Miss Henrietta L. Ross, who is the in
structor of physical training in Mortified
Seminary, is at home for her summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth De Wolfe, who has been
the guest of Capt. and Mrs: Henry u. Cur
tbs, left Monday for home in Bridgewater,
Mass.
1t is rumored that Capt. Phineas Pendle
tends to make Searsport his home for the
future.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry G. Curtis celebra-
ted the fourth anniversary OF their marrl
age Tuesday evening, June 18th, by giving
card party to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester c. Dow left Monday
in storm of rice for a wedding trip, after
which they will be at home at 35 HOughton
street, SOmerville, Mass.
1t is expected the county convention of
the Christian Endeavor Society will meet
with the Congregational church here some
time next week. Particulars later.
subject at the Methodist church next
sunday morning, Revelation. The service
Friday evening will be omitted on account
OF the graduating exercises.
The committee appointed by the Village
Cemetery Association will be ready to re-
port at the meeting July LIST, when it is
hoped all the members will be present
AS Searsport's quota on the excursion to
Bangor by steamer CaStne June 29th is
only 20 those wishing to go should leave
word at once at the post office. First
come, first served.
Several from this place attended the W.
{. L. U. county convention in Waldo June
I'D, and a number intend to take in the
III SearsmOnt, June 9TH.
{. II, Irving will open a branch of his
watch and leWelIH repair shop III Brooks
Tuesday OF each week, He has made az
engagements with A. b. Billings and the
store here Will be open as usual.
j A. Clement is high line of our local
fishermen, i'll both the number and size OF
fish caught i'll Swan lake this season. His
record last Saturday was eight fish, the
Largest weighing nearly pounds.
Mi. and Mrs. Z. b. Billings of Lynn,
Mass, Who We're here for few DAYS retit-
ting their summer home, have returned to
Lynn Tor the graduation of Mrs. Billings
daughter, Miss Wealthy Nichols.
+ {. Whitcomb, manager of the Sears
port bali team Is arranging some strong
games and Is creating such an interest in the
game here that our citizens are responding
Literally. The subscription list is at the
store Of +. E. Whltcomb and it is hoped all
Will avail themselves OF the opportunity to
contribute.
our former citizen F. A. Moves has
started a lumber manufacturers agency in
Portland, Oregon, with a dozen or more
companies, including some of the largest
and finest on the western coast. They turn
out sash, doors, moulding and mill work of
every description and he is prepared to fill
all orders at shortest notice and lowest
prices.
Rev. Almon j. Racklitfe of Hudson,
Mass, was in town the past week for the
purpose Of removing his household goods,
having sold the Rack life homestead recent
ly to Capt. E. ID. P. Nickels. He was ac-
companied by Geo f. Burgess, dealer in
antiques, who not only secured some very
valuable things among the Racklffe furni-
ture, but found ma y other choice pieces
of china, bric-a- brac and furniture in the
older houses here. Mr.. Burgess hopes to
visit Searsport again in the fall, as he was
not only pleased with the place and people,
but believes there may be MANY yalua BILE