The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-01-14
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

y. ID. SWeetSer leit last thursday IOr
New York.
Capt E. D. P. Nickels has bought the
Rackliffe homestead.
Misses Maria and Annie Gilkey are at the
Searsport House for time.
E. F. Porter returned last week to Provi-
dence, r. L., after holiday vacation.
Miss Florence Colcord has taken the H.
brary during the absence of Mrs. c. E.
Rice.
The Baker, Carver & Morrell calendars
have been received and are, as usual, ''all
right"
Mrs E. NJ. Glidden left Monday for Wa
terville, where she will spend the remain
der of the winter.
AS the later evenings of the week of
prayer were stormy services will be con-
tinued during this week.
Don't forget the installation of the officers
of Freeman McGilvery Post this afternoon.
Picnic refreshments will be served.
Owing to the storm last Sunday union
Try. About fifty We're present.
Charles \. Treat arrived by train Mon
DAY evening to spend his vacation with his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. F. W. Treat.
Mrs F. NJ Griffin and daughter Mabel
left by steamer Penobscot Thursday for
Boston, where they will remain until April
Capt G. NJ Nichols left by train Friday
morning for New York to resume command
of the steamer American of the Hawaiian
line.
Miss Halle RoulstOne gave "Five Hun
bred" party on Monday evening which will
figure as one of the social events of the
winter.
Mrs. Hannah b. Ford announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Nancy Pendleton, to
Fred Henderson jerome ON Tuesday, Jan.
S, 1904, at Roxbury, Mass.
\. L. Littlefeld's COW, "Millie Landseer,'
upon feed of quarts meal and quarts
shorts day, made III lbs. butter last week
and furnished 4 quarts of new milk each
day for her calf. Can this be beaten in
eastern Maine?
News was received here last week of the
death of Edward Ford of pneumonia at a
hospital in New York. AS the family are
all absent from home the remains were
placed in receiving tomb and in the
spring will be brought here for interment
MIR. Ford was the oldest son Of the late
Alanson and Hannah D. Ford and is sur.
vived by two sisters and one brother.
The directors Of the Gordon Cemetery
Association have bought of Mr.. Carleton
are thus empowered and have decided tC
require the payment of an assessment OF
all undecided lots. Upon payment of such
assessment ii deed will be given the payee
Burial permit must be obtained from the
president before ground is broken in the
yard and will only be granted to those VIII,
have paid the assessment.
George :. Nichols, who died at Sailors
snug Iiarbor, Dec 81, 1908, was born il
Nearsport and Was - years and month
old Like a.! SedIsF0 boys of those day
he went 10 sea early in life. lie marie,
dleu 'luoe of whom survive, namely: iIor
ace g. who res DIES in East Milton, Mass
sara NJ, ~ Dorchester, Mass, aud Estelli
Il |hp YES IN SearSport. \ sister, Mrs
Naltl SIMPSON, lives in Everett, Mass
NORTH >tABSPoKT ITEMS.
DolnrE'- toHNER. Edwards Matthew
and Archie Merithew have been doing gait
business cutting ice They have fliet
the Ice house, OF G.. O. Fermald and q.
Chaplin besides tber Wn...The play, "Un
Gle Josh given by Monroe talent las
Thursday evening, was we'll attended an'
much enjoyed by all. 80. Mrs Abbe Gran
Of Arg! II is visiting her cousin, C. O. Fer
maid.
Appleton.
The drama entitled "tiyp, the lIeiress" il
being rehearsed by some of our best anna
teur talent, and will be given to the publ,
on ar about the 15 The thermnmate