The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-12-14
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

MISS EVE D0WDS OF Belfast visited her
parents mere last week.
Mrs Cbed Harris of Rockland is visiting
her mother, Mrs. n. }. kimball.
Benson Mcclure arrived Saturday from a
visit to his father in New York.
Hon. j. II. kneeland is gaining rapidly
and is able to drive out pleasant days.
Mrs. George E. Sargent and Miss Lulu
RIch visited friends in Bangor last week.
Mrs. Hannah T. Pendleton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henrietta 7. Whittier, in Ban
gor.
There were no services Sunday at the
Congregational church on account of the
storm.
Mrs. Lucy Barnes and daughter Bertha
returned to their home in Grinnell, Iowa,
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Christmas sale is post
poned till next week on account of stormy
weather.
B. F. Howe, station agent, and his wife,
have taken rooms at Mrs. NJ. F. Dodge's for
the winter.
Sch. Kittie Lawry, Capt c. N. Closson,
sailed Friday with slaves and heading for
Rockland.
Aipip ~ 4uallB pI lllUlpdl vi Luc Sears
port High school, arrived Saturday from
Pennington.
Mr., and Mrs, Fred Parker of Monroe
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Myron
Parker last week.
Miss Lette WEIGH, who has been spend
ing her vacation in Pittsield, returned
home saturday.
Trrinr Tburston of Stop;roto, ,rr;yod
Thursday and is in the employ of n. c.
Shute for the winter.
Miss Abbie Chase has been engaged as
teacher of the Grammar school in place of
Miss Ward of Prospect.
Frank l. Gross arrived Saturday by the
1925 train with fine spike horn deer
which he killed in Greenvile
The engagement is announced of Capt.
Joseph F. Nichols of Searsport and Miss
Maud Nichols of Bucksport.
Sch. Geo II. Lawry. Capt. Weed, arrived
Friday from Perth Amboy with 200 tons of
coal for the Searsport Coal Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Trundy and Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. blanchard went to Bangor by
the seaport road Thursday.
Joseph F. Nichols, first officer of 1.-THE
steamer AriZ0nan, arrived Saturday from
-NcN 1 VI III q SIbl NdCutlOll.
Misses Azubia and Dorothy NJ. Decrow
have gone to Medield, Mass, where they
have employment for the winter
Mrs Prudence McGilvery and daughter
Olivia. who have been visiting friends in
Lewiston, returned home SATURDAY.
5. S. Alaskan, Capt. c. NJ Nichols, ar
rived at San Diego, Cal, Dec. I'd, max ing
81 days passage from New York.
Miss Guida Homer has gone to her home
in Buck sport to attend church fair She
was accompanied by Miss Lucy Ross.
}. H. Montgomery, druggist, and II. R.
Dyer, grocer. are furnishing their
customers with calendars for the coming
year.
Masters Marlboro and Burton Packard,
who have been visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Marlboro Packard, have returned to
their home in Sebec.
Capt. n. f. Glkey left last week for
Portland, where he will take command of
his schooner, the James W. Paul, Jr., and
proceed to Philadelphia to load coal for
Havana.
Mr. c. Il. Wooley, late manager of the c.
II. Sprague Coal Co. at Searspurt, has been
appointed general superintendent of the
docks of the n. NJ. S. r. K. Co. in Sears
port and Stockton Springs. =
Rev and Mrs. 7. P. Williams are sending
out invitations for the wedding of their
daughter Edith to Dr.. Allen Mcdonald
Small of Freedom at the congregational
church Tuesday evening, Dec Goth, at s
O'Clock.
Charles Seymore upset a kettle of hot
pitch and was quite severely burned about |
the face and neck at Mack's Point, Satur |
day, and Norman Nickerson accidently |
stuck rusty nail in the ball of the right |
foot, making bad wound, Both were at !
tended by DR., II, II, Sellers.
OBITUARY. Died in Everett. Mass. Mon-
day. December 18th, Sarah E., widow of the
late Daniel S. Simpson of Searsport. Mrs
Simpson was born in SearspOrt, Nov, %
1927, and was the only daughter OF the late
Capt. Samuel c. and Sarah (Sleeper) Mich
OILS OF Searsport. She is the last of the fam
lily of nine children. The nterment will be
III Everett.
The services at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday will be as advertised fer last Sun
day. In the morning the pastor will
preach on "The Justice of God The Ep-
worth League prayer meeting will be at
p. m. At p. III. the service will be EN-
riched by special musical features. Mr. !
Bryant will play a cornet solo, accompanied
by Miss Hannah Colcord, pianist.
MCGOWAN PENDLEroN. Miss Lettie
y
Capt Phineas Pendeton, and Mr.. Andrew
Bisland MCGOWAN of Worcester Mass, were
married in Searsport, Dec. 9Th. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence of the
bride by Rev. I. z. Williams of the Congre-
gational church. The bride wore dark
blue tailor made gown and carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses. Miss Lucy Pende-
tor was her sisters only attendant Mr..
John L. MCGOWAN acted as best man. Only
their relatives and most intimate friends
were present. A breakfast followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs Nc
GOwan left on honeymoon trip to
Jamaica. They will be at home after
Wednesday, the 10th of January, at 3 Mid
land street, Worcester, Mass. Miss Pendle-
ton was very popular young woman and
has wide acquaintance in California,
where she lived for some years. Her bridal
presents came from every direction and
consisted of beautiful china, cut glass,
silver, linen and hundred and one articles
of beauty and value
The following out of town guests were
registered last week at the SearspOrt
House: II. II. Howe, HOultOn; II. Fl. Clark,
Millnocket; j. NJ. Whittier, Fort Fairfield;
". n. Small, Miss N. P. Small. Cherry6eld;
W. F. Trask, Portland; F. B. Huse, Ban
gor E. R. Rhodes, Rockland; B. c. Yerxa,
Bath Andrew MCGOWAN, John L. Meow
an, Worcester, Mass. A. L. Libby, Pitts
field; E. w. LeavenwOrth, Portland; II. H
Dow, HOultOn; George G. Wells, MI d.