The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Capt Nathan Gilkey spent Sunday with
his family here.
Miss Laura Davis is visiting her sister
Lillian in Belfast.
Miss Zettle Hamm of Belfast is with Mrs.
II. I. Pendleton.
Capt and Mrs. James P Butman are in
New FORK for a short visit.
Lewis Auspland of Rockland is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Miies Towers.
Miss Rilla Colson of Boston is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. A. j. Mitchell.
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney is spendi ng the
remainder OF her vacation in Boston.
Mrs. X. A. Myers of Thorndike is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs, A. l.. Mosmah.
Engineer Wallace Pratt of Boston is in
charge of the survey for the water works.
Mrs. Prudence Park and daughter Agnes
are occupying their summer home at Park.
Misses Maude and Joanna Colcord re-
turned Tuesday to the University of Maine.
Joanna Colcord was in Camden this week
the guest of her uncle, Capt. Franklin Car
yer.
Seth b. Moore of Monroe has bought the
blacks smith shop occupied by Levi Rogers
and son.
DR.. S. B. Sargent has returned to Rock
land, Mass, after short vacation with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. E. Closson are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter.
Mrs. Zylphia Doane of Harwichport,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
=. Grinnell.
Cleveland Henry of Thorndike is spend
ing snort vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Mosman.
Miss Ria Gilkey arrived by train Satur-
day night. She is to assist Mrs Hunter
during the season.
W. n. Field of Bangor was in town this
week for a short visit with his mother,
Mrs. Elnora p. Field.
Sch Edward L. Warren made harbor
here Monday, bound from Bangor to Vim
yard Haven fof orders
Miss L. W. Edwards left by stmr. Monday
for Boston. She will imp owe and replenlsh
her dry goods stock here.
The ice left Swan Lake April Goth and
our fishermen were on hand early. All re-
port fine fun and good luck.
Miss Wardwell, who has been the guest
VI u6l duut, MIS- T. u NOuSlllS, LIDS lcbul IL
ed to her home in Rock land.
Miss Iona Nichols left on Monday to re-
sumo her work at the Gardiner Kinder
garten Training school, Boston.
Our Main street is in fine condition.
Large loads of gravel have been hauled
and the roads are improving wonderfully.
Capt JAS n Pendeton, who was ordered
TO Northern Maine by his physician, has
returned home and is much improved i'll
health.
Rev and Mrs {. W. Wallace returned
Monday from the NJ. +. Conference i'll Bali
gor Mr.. Wallace is To continue his pastor
ate here.
Mrs. Hannah f. Pendleton, who spent
the winter III the south, arrived by Steanl-
er Saturday and has opened her home
hel for the summer.
sir Knights Dr.. II. H. Sellers and Wilson
Colsou attended the Easter services of the
Palestine tommanderN, h. t., IN Belfast
last sunday afternoon.
Capt W. A. Griffin lost compass watch
cham during the accident on Belfast bridge
April 10Th. The finder will please leave ii
at the Park post office and receive reward
Many friends here were grieved to learn
OF the death of MIR. E!vlu Staples of Stock
Ion springs. MT. Staples was well KNOWN
here and was thoroughly liked and respect
ed by all.
Mrs. Fannie Hopkins and daughter Edna
OF Belfast, Frank Griffin OF Chatham, Mass,
and Miss Lottle Roberts of Sherman Mills
spent few days last week with their uncle,
Capt. W. A. Griffin.
Mrs. Albert Dix is occupying one of the
tenementS in the Slavery house On Mt.
Ephraim street and Mr. Reed Lowell and
family are living in the Sweetser home
stead on Leach street.
W. f. Grinnell has bought the express
business OF Mr.. Berry and Miles Towers is
driving. He leaves Searsport at a. m. for
Belfast and on the return trip goes thr ough
TO stockton Springs and then takes orders
for the next day.
Misses Emily Ross, Eva Havener, Anton-
cite Weber and Shirley Carter will enter
tertain at the social rooms of the Christian
Endeavor Society Friday evening. An ex-
tensive program has been prepared. Home
made candies VIII be served! This is the
initial venture, of these little people in the
social line and it is hoped they will receive
liberal patronage. Admission 5 cents.