The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
SfARSP0RT LOCALS.

Mrs. D. S. Goodell returned to Boston
Monday.
Rev H. W. Norton and wife were in
town Monday
Mrs. Mary Sargent returned to her home
in Alton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lower left Saturday
for Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. James Bean is in Detroit visiting
her son, Charles S. Shute
Capt Daniel c. Nichols and wife arrived
Thursday from New York.
VIM J. Putnam of Dorchester, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Nichols.
Capt James B. Parse left Friday by train
on business trip to New Iork.
Fred c. Kane returned to Boston last
week after two weeks vacation.
Miss Hattie Porter left Saturday for
Castine, where she will spend week.
Miss Edith g. Pendleton and Mrs. W. X.
Morrison are at the Pendleton homestead.
Capt. J. y. Pendleton left Thursday
morning on d hunting trip to lake Onawa.
Rev. H, G. Harbutt of Castine was in
town to attend the funeral OF b. O. Sargent.
Capt. Is. +. Plummer and wife of Phila-
delphia are the guests of Mrs j. c. NickelS.
The ladies' missionary reading meeting
wll be held Friday with Mrs. c. p. Fergu-
SON
Chas O. Sawyer, wife and son Franklin
visited Capt c. f. Carver in Camden last
Week.
+, W Norton of Plymouth, Mass, has
been engaged as chef at the oearspolt
Jlouse.
Mrs, t. u. Colcord, Mrs Ellen Lieb and
Miss AIaude Is. Colcord left Thursday for
OrolYo.
VIM b. Ford of Boston was in town We'd
ne>day to attend the funeral of Mr.. il. O.
Sargent.
". F. Runnells Of Newburyport spent
Sunday with his father, Hon. W. T. C..
RunnellS.
James W Rice of Maiden, Mass, is
spending a few days with his mother, Mrs
c. c. Rice.
There will be the regular weekly contri-
button at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning.
Eugene p Carver, Esq, and wife of Bos-
ton are the guests OF Capt. Sewell Lam
caster at Park.
Philip Williams has been appointed time
keeper for Astel & Page, contractors on the
n. NJ. Seaport h. R.
Capt. Nathan F. Gilkey of sch. James w.
Paul, Jr., is at home while his schooner is
discharging in Boston.
w. f. Grinnell returned Thursday from
Harwlchport, Mass, with his family, who
spent the summer there.
The steam lighter Sagadahoc was in port
sunday for raft of piling for the pier at
kidder's Point, Searsport.
Miss Hope Curtis of Roxbury, Mass, is
spending a two weeks vacation with her
father, Capt II. G. Curtis.
The ship Manuel Llaguano, Capt. Daniel
c. Nichols, has been sold to Nj. Luckenbach
Il Co. of New York for coal barge.
Sch. Odell, Capt McDonough, arrived
last week from Elizabeth, n. j., with water
pipe for the Searsport Water works.
Hiram Bailey has secured a position as
machlnist with Mr. Frame, electrician, at
the Sprague Coal Plant at Macks point
Miss Winnie Whitcomb and Miss Rose
Roulstone, who have been visiting rela-
tlveS III town, returned to Boston Friday.
the "Ems' until his new house on Steam
boat avenue, the "Touraine,'' is completed
Dr.. f. L. Calderwood of Boston and
Ralph Upper of Brunswick, Ga, are stop
ping at Mrs. Sumner Stevens for few
days.
Thomas Williams returned Saturday from
two weeks vacation spent in Waterville
and resumed his position as clerk with ii.
r. Dyer.
Fred NJ. Harris of Boston arrived Sunday
and will be the guest of Mr.. J A. Clement
at his cottage at Swan Lake for weeks
fishing.
G. a. Kimball and wife, who have been
employed at the Searsport House, have
gone to their home in Poor's Mills for the
winter.
The steamship Californian sailed from
New York last week for San Francisco in
command of Capt. Joseph d. Sweetser of
Searsport.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Mcclellan of Belfast and
Hon. W. P. Whitehouse of Augusta, Justice
OF the Supreme judicial Court, were in
town Friday.
Frank E. Whitcomb, Fl. N. Colcord.
James P. Nichols and NJ. F. Wentworth are
at Swan Lake for a week in quest of
salmon and trout.
Stickney, Black and Partridge have
landed about 5000 pieces of piling from 40
to 65 feet in length for the piers at Kidder's
Point and Cape Jellison.
Capt. Albert T. Whittier arrived last week
from Manila, where his ship, the Paul Re-
we're, has been sold to the United States
Government for store ship.
Sch. Diadem, Capt. Jackson, arrived
wednesday with corn and feed for Pike
all passed their 10Th birthday.