The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
County Correspondence.
SEaRSPORT LOCALS.

weeks.
Miss Holland of Boston is the guest CT
Mrs. Cora Dow.
Mrs. Mary Dakin arrived from Boston
by boat on Sunday.
Miss Hannah Ford of Boston is spending
her vacation in town.
Mrs. Lucy Adams of Bangor is the guest
of Miss Ella Hopkins.
Frank Nichols of Dixfeld is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Merrill.
Mrs. Perley Burnham of Bridgton is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Gladys Butman is visiting friends
in Orono for few days.
The Ladies' Guild met on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Lincoln Colcord.
Master Amos Nichols arrived from
Lowell on Thursday for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clement were in
Northport for day or two this week
Capt and Mrs. Daniel Goodell are spend
ing a few days at the Searsport House.
Mrs. Daniel Simpson o. Everett is in
town, the guest OF Mrs. Wilson Nichols.
Rev. Charles Harbutt arrived by boat on
Tuesday for a few weeks visit at Park.
Miss Jess Black spent Sunday in Orono
as the guests of Miss Joanna c. Colcord
Miss Alice Blanchard of Portland is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Hannah Pendleton
Warren A. Griffin, Jr., called on relatives
and friends in Bangor and vicinity last
week.
Miss Louise Smith of Winterport spent
several days last week with her friend, Eva
Griffin,
Miss Jane \. McLellen of Belfast was
the guest on Friday of Dr.. and Mrs. Z.
Jennison.
Mrs D. Stewart Cameron and daughter
of New York are spending a few weeks at
Mrs. Eva Parks.
Mr.. James Ford arrived by boat from
Boston on Thursday and will spend Jew
weeks in town.
Miss Fannie Smith returned Friday by
boat from a few weeks trip to Winterport
and Bucksport
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber of Boston
are visiting Capt. and Mrs. j. W. Walnut
for a short time
Miss Julia Sullivan of Waltham is spend
ing two weeks vacation with her brother.
Mr.. John Sullivan.
Mrs. Henry Partridge was called to Will
limantc last week by the serious illness of
her brother, Mr. Richards.
Mrs. Elnora Field and Miss Grace Field
left Thursday for Bangor where they will
visit friends for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Merrill and two grand
children, all of DiXheld, are occupying their
summer home for few months.
Mrs. Dana Dutch arrived from Boston on
Tuesday and is staying with her parents,
Capt and Mrs. James Erskine.
Miss Harriet Erskine returned on Fri
day from Boston where she has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Dana Dutch.
MI Albert Ferguson, who spent the
winter in Belfast, returned to his home
Thursday and will probably remain here all
summer.
Mrs. F. ". HerSey, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Sargent, returned Monday to her home in
New York.
Mrs. c. c. Homer and her daughter
Guida Homer of Bucksport spent few
days in town this week, the guest of Mrs. f.
ID. C0lcOrd.
Dr. Walter Butler of Bangor was in town
one day last week to perform an operation
on the throat of Mr.. Frank Mortland's
snail iduSHIei.
Miss Elizabeth Carver of Brooklyn and
hel friend Miss Hart of the same city are
at Miss Carver's summer home, Moose Cot
tage. for the season.
: MI and Mrs. Levi Crook. who have been
keeping house for a few weeks in the cot
tage Known as the Elms, left Monday for
their home in Bangor.
Alfred Emery Nickerson and j. W.
Black attended meeting OF the Waldo
County Veterans Association which was
held in Belfast on Friday.
Most of the housewives in town are now
making cake in pretty blue spotted mixing
dishes which they are acquiring in connec-
ton with a can of baking powder at Dyer
II COlcord's
day for Bangor, where he will be joined by
the Rev. Charles Whittier and then they
Will take short pleasure trip through the
northern part of the State.
Miss Veronica O. Conner has taken the
DevereauX house and can accommodate a
few boarders. \ first class home table is
supplied and parties wishing single meals
can secure the same at short notice.
Mrs Newell Shute and son Austin have
returned from Boston where the small boy
had undergone an operation on his throat,
ne mas eutltely recovered from the effects
of it, however, and enjoyed the Fourth
quite as much as the rest of the children.
IA supper will be served by six young
lades-Aliss Mildred Shute, Miss Hattie
Roulston, Miss Jess Nickerson, Miss Ida
Whittier, Miss Louise Lieb and Miss Jen-
nette Rice-next Thursday at six O'Clock in
the social room of the Congregational
vestry.
The Searsport Village Cemetery Associa
ton regret their inability to continue doing
as good work as they have thus far, owing
to slowness with which the assessments are
being paid. Their credit is not such that
they are able to hire more work done than
they have cash in hand to pay for.
Next Sunday will be made Young peo-
piles rally day at the NJ. f. Church. In the
morning the pastor will preach a special
sermon to the young people. In the evening
an interesting program will be provided by
the EpWorth League. 1t is expected that
5. L. Porter of Bangor, president of the
State Epworth League, will be present and
speak Sunday night.
The industrious ladies of the NJ. f.
church will be before the public soon in
their summer sale Everything is moving
on as though they planned to eclipse ali
previous efforts in that line They will oc.
cupy the hall this time, as their plans have
out-grown the church vestry The sale
will be held throughout the afternoon and
evening. An entertainment will be given
tho pvanipp Mora lie