The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-31
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Marshall Meyers went to Rockland Friday.
H. n. Colcord was in Bangor for a day or two
this week
Miss Jennie Lawrence is visiting friends in
Frankfort
Mr.. j. H. Montgomery of Bucksport was in
town Monday.
+ " Trites and W. Treat spent Sunday with
friends in Northport.
Miss Wealthy Nichols returned Monday to her
home in Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Jennie Gilkey returned Sunday fro..
short trip to Boston.
cant. Daniel Goodell and wife are registered
at the Searsport House.
Sch. Lady Antrim unloaded corn and oats al
Pike Brothers wharf last week.
sehs Perfect and Kttie Lawry loaded slaves
and edgings Tor Rockland last week.
charles Uayener left Friday for Boston. where
he will spend the winter.
Several of the young people attended the oahee
in Swauyille last Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Keene of Boston has been the guest
the past week of Miss Irene Sullivan.
Mrs Ed. Pike and Miss Louise Pike returned
s,,,,,,o,, from a weeks visit in York, Me.
Miss Faith Williams left Saturday Tor freeoo''i
10 resume her position in the Aeaoeih!'
AIR and Mrs, Edward B. Billings left by boat
Monday Tor their home in Lynn, MASS.
AIR. W II. SAWYER of brooklyn is the guest OF
Mrs George Carver at Moose cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards were all'oiis 'Ao
MONDAY.
Miss Jessie C. Nckerson and MISS Ellen ~
E.rpnam are at Swan Lake for snort tiiie'
samuel Reals and wife of Springfield Mass
are 1he guests of Capt. and Mrs. James oiii''o'e
Dr c " Pattee of SearSport has been appoilI-
~, an +ha medical staff of the Waldo County
Hospital.
Clarence Whittier, wife and child OF Garo'nei'
Me- are spending the week at the Ahu' ''oA
homestead, ,,.s..,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos D. Carver and son Cllholo
and Miss Blanche Nckels are at MI. hliieo io'
short time
NJ, and Mrs. A. j. Nickerson returned Weahes-
dav from Portland, where they visited irieho'
for week.
Palnh Whittier of Bangor and Clement " hAt-
.ior Of G. Louis were guests. last week, OF MIS-.
Ter OF 81 LOUIS WY s
Hannah Pendleton.
Mrs. Elnora Field and Miss Grace fieio ie-
,nrned Wednesday to Wilmington, where 'nes
will spend the winter.
Row f R. Smith of Lowell and Melville ii
sm,7h of Winchester. Mass, were Sues'' i"s'
week of their uncle, Geo. F. Smlth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Black OF Meiose,
Nass retorued TO town Tuesday from oriel
STAY IN the Nichols cottage at swan LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Sawyer, who have oeeh
..,a;+f,n Mr. and Mrs. b. Sawyer, left by poa'
,,a,,,,,,. Cor +beir home in Somerville, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs Ludwig Harener, MISS Lucy en-
,,laton Miss Lettie Pendleton ana Ahule" IVY
t;owsn are spending a few days at Little h'Fe'
THO schooner Mary Lee Newton with cement
o,n Bangor. and the schooner Rosa E. i''iiip0
laden from Bangor, We're at Macks foiht A"s'
week.
anr and Mrs. Charles Colcord who WIN
..,,,r,1 friends. have been enjoying house parry
AT the Colcord homestead left wednesday io'
Danbury, Ct.
Mrs, Prudie Putnam is the owner OF five OF 'he
prettiest OF White Angora Kittens aoo ~ ST.
weeks old. which She would dispose OF II SUI
Geiently urged
The telephone list i'll SearSport mas peei III
creased by adding these new NUMBERS STARS
polr House, vi. K. Knowton, proprietor 'l-
y. H Nickeis, "a
Tn. No,rlport Campmeetins was fairly wen
attended from here the past week. oe'elal
drove. down and the excursion Thursday on TIE
,tealne, Castme was we'll paJronlzeu'
Dr. Fred SAWYER wishes TO announce TO the
pthlr that his dental rooms are now oper' ana
he is now ready 10 perform all operations pc,
.illiar 10 the dental art. His Office is in NICHOLS
block. over W. NJ Parses shoe store. HIS hours
are from to II Il. IN. and from to $50 p H.
There Will be an excursion from Searsport Il
Cas1ille and Northport and around lslesoofc
Friday, September 1st, on the steamer .as'nie
Round trip tickets so cents. The excursion VIII
leave Searsport at 10 a. M, spending one houf III
Casino. then sahing around Islesboro with an
hours stay at Northport. The trip VIII De uhtei
The management OF Oirin j. Dckey
The following out of town guests registered al
The Searsport House the past week: MIS- L. A
Snow. Miss A. NJ Snow. E. G. Sweet and wife,
Bangor; f. vi. Bailey, b. 5. Staples, Citypolht;
W. A. Gordon, F. s. Dennison. w. f. Grinheii'
l. NJ. Active Boston; c. b. BarroWs, ROCK
land. " + Steward. Nj. NJ. Parker, Calnueli D
P. STAPLES. Belfast; NJ. f. Vose. Boston; Mona
A. CorltsS, Belfast.
Mr. Miles Sargent became somewhat worried
week or two ago over the disappearance OF the
leaves on his fruit trees and lie brought down d
few Of the caterpillarS that seemed 10 De Tie
cause to have them identified, fearing that the
brown tail moth had found Elm out. }. w
Black sent the specimens to the university o.
Maine and early this week was able to tell W.
Sargent that the Is catterpillats We're harmless
and that they rejoiced III their official name OF
Ordemasia Concuina but to their friends they
were known as the Red bumped"
The annual supper of the NJ. 4. Society Will be
given III Union Hall this. Thursday evening In
connection with the supper there will be an en-
tertaiLment entitled Creole Bees''-an anus
ing minstrel sketch full of bright sayings, local
hits songs, etc. with the following Characters
Mrs. Hortense Romano, hostess and interlocutor
Mary Lucy Washington, Sophia A mn Carrolton
Matilda Jane Hamilton, Clara Belle Middleton
the Picture MaidenS and End girls for
sIinstrels; Dina Dewdrop, Salma Soap, Fanny
Funnybone Angelina SNOWFALL, Parthemia longs
and other dusky maidens are in the chorus.
MackS Point is beng rapidly transformed INTO
railway terminal. The new contractors,
Wheaton and Mcneil, with the help of about 40
teams and over A hundr d men, are making the