The Republican journal., 1905-10-26
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


Z. c. Pike made a business trip to Rock
land Thursday
Capt d. 5. Goodell of Boston is spending
few days in town.
Miss Guida Homer spent Sunday at her
home in Bucksport.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Adams returned
from Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Closson, who has been visit
ing in Bangor, returned saturday.
Sch Kittie Lawry arrived Sunday from
Bangor with lumber for A. 4. Trundy.
H. \. Colcord and A. E. Brown shinged
Union Lodge at Swan Lake last week.
Miss Sara Grinnell gave tea party Fri
day evening for several of her friends.
Mrs. F. l. Pendeton and Mrs. j. T. En-
skine returned from Boston Wednesday.
John F. Carver of Cambridge, Mass, was
the guest of Charles 0. Sawyer Saturday.
Miss Zettie Ham has returned from a
month S visit with her parents in Monroe.
Mrs. Ella S. Doliver, who has been in
Boston for several weeks, returned Friday.
The missionary reading will be held with
Mrs. B. +. COlcord, Friday afternoon at >
p. N.
Miss Edna Black, who has been visiting
in Merose, Mass, returned home Wednes-
day,
j. A Clement and wife will leave next
Saturday for their winter home in Daytona,
Fla.
Mrs. Russell q. Dyer of Portland was
the guest last week of Capt and Mrs. +. 5.
lsyer.
William Weber and wife of Somervile,
Mass, were in town Friday calling ON
friends.
Steamer Castine made an excursion from
Belfast to kidder's Point and Mack Point
sunday.
Mrs Mary Clements OF Monroe was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Myron f. Parker,
last week.
Miss Eunice Whittum will have her open
ing If fail millinery Friday and Saturday
OF this week.
Or. Edward Calderwood, who spent the
summer in town, returned to his home in
Boston Saturday.
Mrs J. L. Hamilton and daughter Marian
returned last week from a visit with
friends in Boston.
Mrs. c. +. Whitcomb arrived last week
flom Boston to visit her parents, Capt. and
MIS- y. y. l ulIidlli
There will be business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor after the prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening.
The tug Sylla arrived from Boston
Wednesday and returned Thursday with
the sch. George II. Ames in tow.
Joseph Harding of Rochester. n. H., who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. \. J.
kimball, returned home saturday.
The ship E b. Sutton, Capt. James P.
Butman, has been chartered to load nickel
ore at New Caledonia for New York
Master James Carr gave party Monday
evening, it being his 18th birthday. About
% OF his young friends were present.
Miss Annie Gilkey received Saturday,
from san Juan, Porto Rico, poney for car
riage driving from her father. Capt. w. K.
Gllkey.
Mr. and Mrs Everett S. Hughes of Chel-
sea, Mass, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son, Clifton Whittum
Hughes.
Miss Katherine Kneeland of Everett,
Mass. arrived by train Monday, called
here by the illness OF her father, Mr.. }. ii.
kneelaud.
Calvin Austin. vice president and general
manager Of the Eastern 5. 5. Co., was III
town Monday inspecting the plant at Kid
dar'S Point
Isaac Carver, first officer of the L. S.
transport l5rutus, arrived Saturday from
New y DIRK for IL visit with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Carver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Sheldon arrived
from Boston Wednesday and returned
Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. Laura
Trundy, who will spend the winter with
them.
Sch. Jennie Lind arrived at Kidder's
Point Sunday with lumber to be used in
the construction of the new boarding house
there for the American Steamship co. Of
SearSport.
Miss Harriet Clements, representing Full
ler Il Cobb of Rockland, has an opening of
ready-made garments at Mrs. J. c. Hunters
store Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week.
James II. Kneeland fell down stairway
at his residence Wednesday and was
seriously injured about the body. He was
attended by Dr.. H. H. Sellers and is i'm
proving slowly.
j. \. Parks, Mrs. Elizabeth Farnham,
Miss Georgia Ford and Miss Harriet Frs
kline attended the wedding of Capt w. II.
Goodell and Miss Elizabeth Whtcomb in
Belfast last Thursday.
The committee for the selection of new
books for the Congregational Sunday
school library is Miss Mary n. Mcclure,
Miss Marguerite Butman, Miss Harriet
Erskine, with the librarians, Miss Louise
Pike and Miss Edna Black.
Robert w. Hichborn of Searsport was
first officer of the schooner Stiliman T.
Kelly Of ThomastOn which rescued the two
survivors, William E. Warner and William
Thomas, colored seamen of the wrecked
schooner Van Name and King of New
Haven, Oct. 10th, off Cape Lookout.
The following were registered last week
at the Searsport House: E. H. Doyle, Carl
bou; w. G. Loud, New Sweden; d. F. Stew
art, Madison; B. Thompson, Thomas
Haugh, NJ. H. Atherton, Belfast; II. NJ.
Fairbanks Portland; Daniel Clancy, NJ.
Connolly, e. H. Wooley, Boston J. F. Fos-
ter, Bangor; VIM. c. Jones, Barre, Vt. T.
H. johnson, c.. F. Head. T. Downey, Ban
gor; D. S. Goodell, Geo. H. Pixley, Boston;
Charles Bowen, Brooks; c. o. Hitchings,
K. L. Somes, A. W. Dufield, Boston; G. b.
Davis, G.. P. Lombard, H. H. Carter, L
S. Jewett, Belfast; J. b: Staples, Stockton