The Republican journal., 1905-11-02

Capt. Isaac Carver left Wednesday for
Seattle, where he will take passage on the
steamship Minnesota for Shanghai, to take
command of the collier Justin attached to
the United States naval squadron on the
Asiatic station.
The tug Mary J. Finn with a dredge
from the Eastern Dredging Co. of Boston
arrived Thursday to engage in dredging a
berth hundred feet in length and seventy
hve feet wide, with depth of twenty-five
feet at low water, at the Sprague coal wharf
at Mack's Point.
A Teachers Training Institute will be
held at the NJ. E. church Thursday, Nov.
9Th. under the direction of General Secre-
tary II. E. Lufkin, aided by the county Of
hcers, an interesting and profitable meet
ing Tor all interested in Sunday school
ing will be to bring about better district
| organization.
Mr.. and Mrs g. o. Sawyer have the SYM
pathy OF the entire community in the death
OF their only child. Franklin c., which oc-
Cured Thursday, Oct. Goth, after an illness
OF about three weeks. His age was two
years five months and fifteen days. The
funeral services were held Sunday and con-
Quoted by Rev. c. W. Wallace. The inter
ment was in the family lot in Elmwood
Cemetery.
Dr. Sidney Il. Sargent, who for the past
three years had been associated with Dr.
). A. Billings of Rockland, one of the lead
ing dentists in southern Massachusetts,
mas opened dental office in Clinton, Mass
Or. Sargent is a graduate Of Tufts College,
where he received the degree of d. M. d.
For the past two years he has been instruc-
tor IN Clinical Dentistry at Tufts College
Dental School, Boston, which position he
now holds. He is the son of Edward A.
and Maria Sargent of Searsport, and his
many friends here wish him success.
RAILROAD NOTES. Supt. johnson and
crew have forty benches for the coal
pockets placed in position. The grade at
the coal pockets was completed Thursday
and the contractors have returned to their
been laid to the track scales, which will be
placed on their foundation this week. The
turntable arrived by rail Friday from Cape
Jelli>on.. The grade at Kidder's Point
will be completed this week, and two
schooners arrived Sunday with lumber for
Supt. Z. II. Woolley of the Sprague Coal
Co., who has been in town for the past ten
days. has engaged a crew of men here to go
to Cape JellisOn to discharge two coal-laden
barges there owing to the coal company's s
plant at Mack's Point not being in readi-
ness.
The following out of town guests were
registered i last anoe week at the Searsport
and Mrs. +. W. Baldwin, Miss G. ". Bald.
win, Boothbay Harbor; j. S. Mutty, Ban
gor; D: c. Clancy, Boston; Martin Con-
nelly, Boston; c. G; Gross. Il; NJ. Fair
Ranks' Port Po1tla3d; A. r lis Jordan, Ellsworth
Jones, Barre, Vt; c. 81. Pike, Belfast ;
Miss Harriet Clement, Rockland; F. H.
Carr, Dunkirk, N. H.. G. H. Staples, Stock
ton; W. S. Remission, Portland D. C. Hen
dry, New York; B. f. Howe, Grindstone
Boston George F. Runyon, Portland;C b.
Dexter, Bangor; A: Fink, Chicago; E, B.
Gardner, Bridgeport, Ct. A. H. Hoxey, H.
1. Parker, James Cole, II. R. Buzzell, and
g. E. Law, Bangor; G. P. Lombard, Bel
fast; G. S. Mitchell. Rockland; j. L. Mel
Camden Miss Mary H. Kallock, Rockland
Willard Long, ii. S. Leland, Camden; A.
W. Brown, Bangor; G. b. McMann, Houl-
ton; W. K. Hallett, Bangor
NORTH SARsPORT
Delbert NickersOn shot large fox re-
Gently.
George Towers is pressing hay in Sears
port village.
Mrs. W. r. Thompson was in Prospect
last week, visiting friends.
James w. Hartman and wife of Stockton
Springs were in town last week.
Frank Colson of Auburn was in town the
hrst OF this week, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Eli Colson'S.
Mrs. Bloomfield Reed and three children
OF Southwest Harbor, Mt. Desert, are visit
ing at L. f. DORIS.
Noah Littletield of Prospect was in town
| Ia ST Waak hnyinO aSb Inn, ,har 70
ture into shovel handles.
Mrs. Ellen Carleton has closed her cot
tage at the lake and has returned to her
home in Winterport.
i Misses Ruby and Rose Larrabee of Pros
pect were in town Monday as the guest
of Miss Marian Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Trundy and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Carle Howard have
gone to Glenburn, visiting.
Miss Almeda Moody has returned from
Searsport village, where she has been en-
ployed the past three months
I E. F. Warren of Chelmsford, Mass, ar
rived by Saturdays train, called here by
the serious illness of his father, P. G, War
rem.
ID. +. Stephenson and wife of Belfast
were III town last week to see Mrs. Stephen
sons father, t. q. Warren, who is danger
ously ill.
Capt Charles Gilkey has fine flock of
Plymouth Rock hens and chicks. ANY one
who would like to buy full bred rooster
should give Capt. G. call.
Herbert Black of this town has several
men and three teams hauling pling for the
wharf at Mack's Point, Searsport. One of
the handsOmest teams on the road is owned
and driven by Elijah Moore of Searsport.
These are young horses, four and six years
lbs. One is dapple gray and the other stone
gray.
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.