The Republican journal., 1905-10-19
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mrs. v, T. Lathbury lett last week for Elmwood,
Mass.
Miss Efie Curtis of Pittsfeld is visiting at c. F.
Treats.
orrin CHM arrived Tuesday to visit his son,
Fred CHM.
Mrs. Loomis Eames is visiting relatives in
Standpoint.
James P. Nichols left Saturday for Boston on a
business trip.
James B. Sweetser and wife returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Henry B. Black of Everett, Mass, arrived by
boat Tuesday.
Charles E. Adams and wife left by boat Satur-
day for Boston.
Mrs K. A. Myers of Thorndike is visiting Mrs.
A. L. Mosman.
Capt. James B. Parse left Monday on business
trip to New York.
Mrs. C. NJ. Nichols arrived Tuesday from visit
to friends in Boston.
Mrs. John Howe of Providence, R. l., is visiting
her son, T. r. Howe.
Moose Point cottage
Miss Elizabeth Whitcomb visited friends in
Monroe the past week.
w A. Colson returned Saturday from weeks
visit i'll Brocr on, Mass.
Mrs. Z. S. Walker of Harrison is visiting her
daughter Mrs. j. H. Park.
Mrs. Julia b. Getchell of Augusta is the guest
of MIR and Mrs. j. W. Black.
Charles c. Havener, who has been in Boston
several weeks, returned Friday
Mrs. Marcia Newton left by steamer Monday
for Boston to visit her daughter.
Mrs Lillias Nichols left Monday for Boston,
where she will spend the winter.
Hon A. E. Nickerson left Monday on bust
ness trip to Boston and vicinity.
Miss Blanche Nickels picked box of violets at
Kidder's Point the first of the week.
Miss Ethel Brown and friend Miss Seekins of
Belfast, are at Thomas Richs for week.
Mrs. E. NJ Glidden and daughter, Miss Marian
Lee, are visiting friends in Reading, Mass.
Mrs L. c. Closson and Mrs. Mary Perkins re-
turned last week from visit in Sedgwick.
Miss Lettie Pendeton left Saturday for visit
with friends in Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Ralph Upper, who spent the summer in town,
left Tuesday for his home in Brunswick, Ga.
MIR Watt of Boston, tinancier, was in town last
week and visited Kidder's and Mack's Points.
Mrs. James L. Erskine and Mrs. F. l. Pendle-
ton left Wednesday to visit friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Ferguson are spending
a few weeks in Portland with E. H. Nickerson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knowlton of Belfast was the
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Blanchard last week.
The ship Bangalore. Capt. Albert N. Blanchard,
sailed from Philadelphia Oct. 7th for Honolulu.
Miss L. W. Edwards returned from Boston
Tuesday with a full line of fall and winter goods.
Joseph Porter and daughter, Miss Bertha re
turned Friday from visit to relatives in Rock.
land.
Myron F. Parker and George s. Sargent attend
ed the odd Fellows meeting in Monroe Friday
evening.
Capt. E. D. F. Nchels and wife left Monday to
SPEND the winter with friends in Oregon and
Washington.
Miss Lucy Sargent and Miss Eunce Whittum,
who have been in Boston for fall and winter
goods, returned Friday.
George Wentworth who has been in the employ
of n. c. Shute the past three months returned to
his home in Albion Tuesday
supt Wentworth has given the village cemetery
fence coat of whtewash the past week that very
much improves its appearance.
Mrs. Susan " Craig and Miss Lucy A. Palmer
of Belfast have been the guests the past week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Smith.
Miss Guida Homer of Bucksport arrived Mon
day and will start her music class this week in
she Mosman building on Main street.
supt. Clancy of the Water Works is making
rapid progress in placing the water main in the
eastern part of the village on Main street.
Mrs Harriet Fowler of Lowell, Mass, arrived
Saturday to visit her brother, Mr.. Eli o. Colson.
This is her first visit since she left Searsport IS
years ago.
Clara b. Blanchard and daughter Lucy, who
have been visiting Mrs. H, T. Pendleton for sever
al weeks, returned to their home in Portland last
week.
Sch. Rosa Mueller, Capt. Roberts, from Bangor
for New York, made harbor here Saturday dur
ing the strong westerly blow and proceeded to
Miss Edna Black is visiting her cousin, Charles
Black, in Melrose, Mass. Mrs. Mary n. Mcclure
is supplying Miss Blacks position in the post
Office during the latter's vacation.
Midshipman Wilbur J. Carver, who has been
spending months leave with his mother, Mrs.
Clara Carver, returned Thursday to the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
There will be meeting of Freeman McGivery
Post No. 80, G. A. R., this, Thursday, afternoon
at which important business will be transacted
and it is hoped every member will be present.
Stephen Larrabee, while driving from Stockton
last Thursday, was quite severely injured by his
horses running away and throwing him out. He
DIR. H. H. Sellers.
The steamers of the Eastern Steamship Com
pany will leave Searsport Mondays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 p. m. for Boston,
and will arrive from Boston Tuesdays Wednes-
days, Fridays and Saturdays.
E. c. Pike & Co. have bought of N. F. Houston
shore and the back road to Belfast. A large
crew of men will be employed the coming winter
in cutting spool and stave wood and spruce
piling.
William F. Runnells Esq, formerly of this
town, was ominated by reclamation by the Re-
sublicans of the End Essex Representative Dis
trict of Massachusetts as a candidate for renra-