The Republican journal., 1905-01-12
sEARsP0Rr LOCALS.

Ell Denslow of New York is registered
at the Searsport House.
Mr. Henry B. Black of Everett, Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
Mr. f. NJ. Glidden left Monday for an
extended tour of the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Pike returned last
week from visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. A. T. Whittier and Mrs. Daniel C..
Nichols are with Mrs Clara Carver Tor the
winter
DR.. f. Hopkins and daughter Ella left
this week for Bangor, to spend the winter
with Mrs. Lucy Adams.
Miss Henrietta L. Ross returned Monday
to Mortified Seminary, Mass, where she Is
instructor of physical training
The services of the Cong'l society were
held at the conference room last Sunday
morning. Mr.. Wallace and Mr.. Williams
exchanged
Miss May II. UrQuhart, graduate nurse
of the Massachusetts Homeopathic HOspit-
al. Boston, is caring for Mrs. +. 4. Whit
comb during her illness.
While the thermometer was registering
several degrees below zero recently j. ii.
Sullivan saw a large robin in one of the
shade trees on Water street.
Howe Slavery met with serious accident
while coasting. In an effort to avoid an APP
preaching team, he ran into tree, break
ing a ligament in his foot.
Irene Sullivan returned to Wellesley,
Mass, MnOnday, to complete her second
years work in the convent there.
Deputy Sheriff Buker Of Hartland was
the guest for few days of his father, Mr..
Z. A. Buker He was returning from de-
livering several prisoners to the State prls-
Oh at ThOmaStOn.
The good work of Mr.. John Lancaster of
the stage line during the recent storms is
appreciated by his patrons here and the
people are unanimous in endorsement OF
his reappOlntment.
The contribution at the CongI Church
next Sunday will be for the society whose
work is devoted to the assistance OF
INDECENT ministers. The object is worthy
of liberal patronage.
Frank |. Mortand is receiving congratu-
lations on his appointment as deputy by
Sheriff Carleton. His many friends feel
assured that he will perform the duties OF
his Office satisfactorily.
brief obituary of Eben A. Sawyer will
be,found on the I'd page There is an error
as to his birthplace, as he was born IN Isle
". B. Sawyer of Searsport.
Mrs. Jennie c. Hunter and her daughter,
Mrs. Perry, left by boat Monday, for
visit of several weeks in New 0rk. MISS
Emma Hchborn will have charge of the
store during Mrs. Hunters absence.
Mrs. c. W. Wallace is prepared to give
lessons on the guitar. She would be glad
to confer with any who are interested in be-
ginning or improving themselves in this
line. Mrs Wallace has been pupil of one
of the leading guitar teachers in Boston.
Rev. l. II. W. Wharf, left by steamer
Monday to take charge of the parish at
Tuppers Lake, n. Y. While Mr.. Wharff's
numerous friends in town are glad with
him that his health permits his assuming
charge of a parish, they deeply regret his
absence,
At the annual meeting of Searsport Ma
tional Bank the following officers We're
elected: President, +. |. Pendleton Cash
Colson: Directors, F. l. Pendleton, Geo F.
Smith, Jas. p, Butman, b. F. Colcord, W.
{. PendletOn,
Saturdays storm was one of the worst ex-
perieuced here for several years. The
doors of the freight house on the steam
boat wharf were stove in and the office and
waiting room deluged, but owing to the pre-
cautions taken by the agent the freight
was out of the wet and little damage was
done except to the building.
The Senior class of the Searsport High
School will present comedy in three acts
entitled The Prince of Liars, or ARABIAN
Nights" in Union hall, Jan. nth If
stormy, Jan. 10Th Admission . cents
children under twelve, Is cents. Reserved
seats on sale at Clement & Adams, 30 cents:
Curtain rises at S O'Clock. The proceeds of
this drama will be used for the benefit of
the graduating class of 1905.
Searsport friends of Walter Grant will be
glad to learn of his promotion to the posi-
ton of travelling auditor of the Boston and
Maine +. X. This is a deserved promotion
and was earned by Mr.. Grant himself. bur
ing his 90 years in the employ of the b. 4