The Republican journal., 1905-09-07

lection of high board fence between them,
which | hear it is the intention of the rail-
,, road to erect. Nothing of the kind will
make this place safe. | question if solid
stone wall would do it as it would not shut
out the terrifying noise.
The people of Searsport should rise as
one man and insist upon safe road and
accept no patching or small alterations in
the present one. All changes would be flu
tile and will result in endless expense to
the town, to say nothing of endangering
life.
Now is the time to insist upon change,
and it should be done at once.
SEARsPoRTER
NORTH SEARsPORT ITEMS.
Miss blanche Duniver of Prospect is at
| work for Mrs. W, X. Staples.
Herman Davis of Dxtield is in town visit
ing his sister, Mrs. j W. Smart.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hartman of Stock
ton springs were in town last week.
Miss Marion A. Lamb was in Swanvlle
last week as the guest of Miss GuSsie Nick
FL son
Ralph Scrihner was at home recently
from the telephone line where he has EN-
pioAment
Miss Adde 5. Mathews was in Swanville
one day last week as the guest of Mrs. j. w.
NIcktrSOE,
Miss Ella Reed, who has been visiting at
I. + DORIS, has returned to her home in
Southwest Ilarbor.
Fred s. Black of Massachusetts, has been
visiting his father, H. NJ. Black, and his
brother, Hollis Black.
Miss Florence Holland has returned from
a PIE SAINT visit with relatives at Northeast
and southwest lIarbors.
Miss Nellie F. Dorr has returned from
Stockton Springs, where she has been eni-
ptoyed in a boarding house.
u. NJ. MchaelS, while on his way to
Sea- sport village recently, came to Il sudden
halt, 4, his horse dropped dead.
\ large delegation from Stockton Springs
and Standpoint village attended the dance
at M.rden's hall last Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Larrabee, who has been at
Chester Trundy'S for the past four weeks,
has returned to her home in Prospect
Mrs. A. A Colcord and Miss Georgia
TrigeS of Belfast were in town recently
visiting Mrs. COlcord's mother, Mrs. Caro-
line Dow
Mrs, Geo. Benson of Temple Heights and
NJ. Parks of New Hampshire have been
+. G. Smart
Mrs. c. E. Hills has returned to her home
in Natlck, Mass. She with her two daugh-
tiers have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. j. Mathews.
John Dow, who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Caroline Dow, has returned
to his home in New York John has a fine
situation in machine shop.
News has been received that Mr. and
Mrs. Benz. Fernald of Chelsea, Mass, were
pound boy. His name is Donald Everett
Fernald
Owing to the storm of last Sunday there
were not many in attendance at the camp
meeting at Maple Grove. There are many
interesting preachers in attendance. This
campmeeting will continue until after Sum
day, Sept. 18th.
The Rev. Hosea WEIGH and nephew,
Laforest WEIGH of Pittstield, have been in
town of late as the guests of Rev. II. w.
WEIGH. Laforest Welch has been in
Idaho several years, and while there was in
the employ of Frank Nickerson, who was
formerly of North Searsport
DoDGE's CORNER. Waldo NJ. Chaplin,
who has been spending his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Chaplin,
Harry Draper, who has been boarding at J.
f. Marden's, returned to Stoneham, Mass,
Saturday,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Farm
ham. who have been boarding at George f.
Chapin's the past Is months, returned to
Boston Saturday. 80. The Ladies' Benefit
Society met with Mrs George F. Chaplin
Sept. 9th: The next meeting will be at the
Grange Hall, where a dinner will be served
to the men who are interested in working
at the cemetery.
The Church of God Campmeetng COM
menced its 9th annual service Aug. 31st.
10 continue three weeks The attendance
so far has been good and the interest is in
creaSlng. The cottages are nearly all oc-
cupied. Mark Ward of Searsport is the
president of the association. The hotel is
kept by Raymond Ward and wife of Sears
porE, assisted by j; j. Wright of Troy, who
is cook, and Mrs. Laurana Stone and Miss
Alva Hartman as assistants. The meet
ings were opened by fine sermon by }. F.
feathers of Orrington. The people occupy
ing cottages are: Jas. F. Morse and wife Of
Swanville G. FL. Fernald and wife of Troy:
Mark Ward and wife of Searsport; Laura
A. Brown, Aubanus Maddocks and wife Of
Mrs. Ella Strout and Mrs. Lester Pinkham
of Bangor; Rev. Warren Gordon and wife
OF Knox; Rev. P. G. Andrews and wife and
Rev NJ: Andrews of Frankfort; MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbert Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Moody of Mon
roe; Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Kenney Of Frank
fort; Rev. Rufus Bartlett and wife of Her.
mon; Henry F. Fernald and wife, Miss
Gladys Fernald, Miss Effie Fernald and
Mrs. Lizzie Harmon of Troy; Mrs. Ella
Howard and Mrs. A. Robbins of Belfast.
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