The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

DR.. Sidney Sargent of Rockland, Mass, is visit
ing his parents MI. and Mrs. Edward Sargent.
Ludwig Havener of Worcester, accompanied by
his friend, Andrew B. McGowen, arrived Sunday
by boat.
Mis- William Field, who has been the guest of
Mrs Einora Field, left Thursday for her home in
Bangor.
Lost between the village and Swan Lake
ladies trimmed black hat Will the finder please
leave at Post Office?
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Whittier returned Tues
day to Bangor after spending few weeks at the
Thurston homestead
Miss Mary Haskell, who has been the guest
of Miss Marion Lee, returned Thursday to her
home in Island Falls.
Mrs. f. d. Goodwin and son Lewis Goodwin,
and Mrs. A H. Sanborn, all of Manchester, n.
H. are registered at the searsport House.
Maurice Dolliver, who has been spending a
Two weeks vacation with his mother, Mrs. Ella
Dolliver, left by boat Monday for Boston.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, Miss Henrietta Ross, NJ ss
Martha Ross and Andrew Allen are occupying
Union Lodge at Swan Lake for few days.
The Rev. Clarence Lathbury occupied the pull
pit Sunday morning at the Cong1 church. He.
will speak next sunday in the NJ. E. church at
the morning service.
The Misses Black & Colcord close their ice
cream parlors on Thursday, August 31st and
wish to thank their many friends for their kind
ness and liberal patronage during the SIMMER.
The comedy entitled A Family Affair and given
for the benefit OF the Society of Christian En-
deavor at Union Hall on Friday evening, was
apd WALL toI r1,f
was about 50 dollars.
j. w. Trte W. Treat and II. n. Colcord gave
clam bake at the Bar to party of their friends
on Friday evening. Joe Porter who understands
10 perfection the art of cooking clans, was the
chef, and the affair was an all round joyous one.
X. ID. Fitzmaurice, assistant Snpt. of Shore
line division of the New York New Haven
and Hartford railroad who, with his Wife has
been the guest of MI Jessie Weber for the
past week, left Monday for his home in New
London.
Last week there We're daily rides to Swan
Lake. Tuesday twenty-five of the children Went
on straw ride, while Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the blackboard carried parties to and
from the Lake. On saturday and Sunday small
parties drove out for one of the unconlnonly
good suppers for which Mr., and Mrs Ed Marden
are properly famous.
CAPTAIN NICHOLS RECORD Twenty seven
trips around the world in sailing vessels prob
ABLY makes a worlds record holder of Captain
1laMtl Nlch0is commander OF tile full-rgged ship
Manuel llaglno. i'll which he has been master
The past tour Years and III her has traded in the
sever seas The ship is now at Baltimore, and
was built at Bath, Me-, in 1879. Shipyard- bred
he was shlpboard reared since he started his
career as a cabin boy on coaster until he com
age OF 10 NearS,-bOStDn Post
There will be an Illustrated lecture on the
the Mikado's Land and People by Mr.. Noboru
hawaski, Illustrated by a hundred beautifully
eolored views OF japanese life and scenery, as
well AS of the Russo japanese Wal, at the
Methodist Episcopal church, Saturday evening,
August 26th. Mr.. Kawaski is a graduate of
Chlnzei College, Nagasaki, Japan, and is taking
a st-gIaduate course at Boston UNIVERSITY
The price of admission is Is cents children, 10
cents.
Vesper services were held Sunday afternoon
III tie Congl church. The singing was unusual
iy good. Solos were given by Rev. T. P.
Williams, Mrs. James Butnam, Miss Grace
Field, Capt. Chas. Colcord and Miss Deborah
Williams. Frederick Sweetser was the organ
LIST. This IS the second service of the kind here
this summer and both We're very enjoyable, not
only because of che pleasant service but be-
cause the churcn is most attractive with the
afternoon sunlight pouring through the tinted
windows
Searsport seems to be having quiet little
boom all ts own and stores and Offices are in
great demand. The store in the Staples block
between Buker's harness shop and Miss L. Ed
wards has been taken by MI. II. f. Lower who
will upholster furniture. He is a well known
man i'll Castne and Belfast, where he has been
for the past ten years and he hopes to find sui
hcent work IN town to keep him busy during the
winter. The store owned by E. d. Black and
which has been used during the summer by the
Misses Jessie Black and Florence Colcord as an
ice cream, parlor has been rented by Mr. j. H.
Montgomery Of Bucksport who will open the first
OF September first class drug store. Mr.. Mont
gomery is a graduate of the School of Pharmacy
III Philadelphia and though young in years he
has had good deal of experience in his chosen
profession.
The following out OF town guests were at the
Searspor House the past week: d. &. Mac
George and wife, Bangor; Mrs. H. Z. Lower
Bucksport; Leon c. Guptill, Cherryield; Fl. f.
Moon and wife, Portland; Robert Hunter, Bos-
ton; c. H. Perkins and wife, Martha Barnett
Phil White, Hattie White, Geo. Barker; Miss
Aiken, Ellsworth; Miss J. A. Thompson, Els
worth; Il. J. Mitchell, kennebunk; J. J. Moore.
Boston; Mrs L. E. Eaton, Cambridge; Mrs. H..
H. Pitt, Dorchester; Mrs. J. c. Swan, Belfast
Miss NJ. j. Patterson, Boston; John E. Clark,
Winsted; Geo. Twombly and wife, Monroe; Miss
Ethel Lawson, Freedom; Miss H. Black Boston :;
E. L. Pitcher. Belfast F. II. Lusser Buffalo; A.
L. Getchell, Providence E. W. Barton, Spring.
field; S. H. Goodwin Bangor; d. E. Fletcher,
ROckland; H. S. Sullivan, Chicago F. j. Bather
and wife, Boston; Andrew B. McGowen, wor-
cester.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Miss Ella Reed of Southwest Harbor is
visiting Mrs. Nancy Dorr.
Mrs. Eta Chaplin of Searsport village is
visiting Mrs. j. E. Marden.
Ed. Thompson has employment on the
railroad at Stockton Springs.
Fred A. Scribner of the n. E. Tel. &
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