The Republican journal., 1905-11-23
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


since MAY first.
Miss Florence Cocord arrived Saturda!
from Boston.
Sch. Kittie Lawry arrived Nov. 18th will
lumber for A. E. Trundy.
Miss Deborah Williams left Saturday t.
visit friends in Watervlle
Rupert Colcord left Wednesday on visit
with friends in Everett, Mass.
Capt. Banning Blanchard left Monday or
business trip to New York.
Capt. D. S. Goodell returned Saturday
from a business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Prudie Putnam is having rushing
stenography and type-wrltlng business.
J. j. Moore, business manager of the
Searsport water works, was in town Satur'
day.
Hon. A. E. Nickerson left by boat Mon.
day Tor ten days visit in Boston and
Everett.
Mrs Hannah Payson of Rockland will
omen restaurant in the Carr building or
Main street.
Miss Nav Nichols left Monday for New
York. where she will attend school during
the winter.
Master George Innis fell on the ice Satur-
day and was rendered unconscious for
several hours
Eugene Nickerson of Portland was in
town Friday, the guest OF his father. Hon
A. +. Nickerson.
Mrs Prudence McGilvery and daughter
OliN ia Of Park lett saturday to visit rela-
IIves III lewiston
George Is. Putnam left last week for De
oh hp h.i "A nuS1tI0n
master machinist.
Thirty Italian aborers from Contractor
Jones crew at kidder's Point left by boat
Monday for Boston.
Mrs. Mary Il. Crockett left Monday for
Bosom, where she viii spend the winter
With her daughter, MIS-. Wright.
MS Annie Wentworth left Saturday for
f4ullua, where she VIII spend the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il. knoWt0n.
W Is. johnson arrived Monday from
Bangor with crew of twelve carpenters 10
WOrk On the coal pockets at Mack 5 Point.
\ ring with keys attached was found
sunday at Mack's Point. The owner Can
have The same By calling at !. ii. oultlvan
store.
Frank Flinton of lIoulton, yardmaster
Of the \. NJ. 5. K. K, has moved his family
station.
Mis-. f. S. Gliddon and daughter, Miss
Marion Lee, returned Saturday after a
visit Of several weeks in Boston aud
vicinity.
Mrs, Julia A. Getchell, who has been
visiting friends in town Tor several weeks,
returned to her home in South Berwick
Friday.
The crew of linemen of the \. f. Tel. and
Tel. Co. employed at kidGer's Point the
RAM WEEK finished their work Wednesday
forenoon.
ellss label Iona Nichols left Friday for
Prospect Harbor where she has position
as teacher in the primary and kindergarten
branches.
Mir. Harold b. Mari, principal of the
>earspurt Free High school, lett Saturday
Tor his home in Pennington. where he Will
spend his vacation.
DR.. irving Pendleton arrived Thursday
from Lewiston, called here by the illness OF
his father, Capt. Frank !. Pendleton,who at
this writing is very much improved
1t has been decided by the officials of the
Eastern 5. S Co. to build an extension of
800 feet on their wharf here, and to widen
the driveway leading to the wharf 10 feet.
Work Oh the Searsport Water Works was
suspended Nov. 18th for the season, and
Supt Clancy with his crew of workmen
returned to their homes in Boston and vi
entity,
Two lines of hose were laid from the hy-
drant i'll front of the post office Friday af-
ternoon, and two powerful streams were
easily thrown over the Splre OF the Metho-
dist church.
On account of sickness in the immediate
vicinity of the Cong'l church the bell will
not ring until further notice The services
will continue at the usual hours on week
days and Sunday.
Steamer Alaskan, Capt. Charles NJ.
Nicnols. arrived at Punta Arenas, Straits of
Magellan, Nov 2Sth, % days passage from
New Y rk, and proceeded for San Diego,
Cal, the next day.
w. A. Trask of Portland has secured the
drilling of two more artesian wells, one at
the Power House for the c. II. Sprague
Coal %. at Mack S Point, the other at
Cape ,jellison for the n. NJ. 5. K. Ii.
leslie J. Bean of Pressure Isle was in
town saturday visiting his sister, Mrs A:
Z Truudy. MI. Bean is one OF the largest
potato raisers IN AtoostoTn e a notat ae
on the Y. NJ. S. R. r., to be shipped on the
steamer FOxhall.
Steamer David, Capt. Bunce, arrived in
the ha Dor Sunday from Newport News,
with / .1OOtons of coal for the Sprague Coal
Co and secured Capt. L. W. Rich as pilot,
who took the steamer to the pier at Cape
.Jelljson, where she will be discharged.
Robert Candell, Supt. of the concrete
Instruction on the n. NJ. S. R. R., who
has had apartments in the Geo. b. Putnam
honse. viii complete his work in about a
w noe and with his wife will return to their
home in Nova Scotia. Mr.. Candell is an
e e workman in his line and very
n1aasant gentleman to meet.
The Bath correspondent, OF the Boston
Sunday Herald announced this week the
engagement of Fred E. Drake of that city 70
Miss Barker PHI Ra% san Of q Mr. rh and
Mrs. James B. Drake, a graduate OF Bow
doin College, and is engaged in business
with his father. His fiancee is daughter
of Cant. and Mrs. Benjamin M: Plummer.
Miss Piummer is a niece Of Mrs. j. G.
Nickels of this town.