The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-09-13
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B. NJ. Packard arrived Tuesday from Sc
bee and is visiting his mother, Mrs. MARI
boro Packard.
Capt. Winfield S. Pendleton OF lslesboro
and Fields Pendleton of New York were in
town last week, calling on friends.
Leroy Littletield has bought the local ice
plant of George A. Bowen and Will serve
ice to his patrons the coming season.
The tive-masted schooner NJ. ID. Cressey,
Capt tombstone, was locked Wednesday
at the Sprague coal plant at Mack S Point.
f. A. Buker has bought the c. c. haml-
ton store on Main street ana will move MS
harness business there after making few
needed repairs.
George A. Mathews, Superintendent of
the Maine State prison carriage works al
Thomaston, has been in town recently, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. Nj. Eames.
There were 10 locomotives in the yard at
Mack's Point Sunday, SIS car loads OF c H1
and two Pullman passenger cars with MT
c. c. Browns private car, No. 81, attached.
Capt. Merritt Smith of Bucksport has
taken command of schooner Georgia Gllkey
on her trip from Bucksport to Bridgeport
with ice, Capt. W. r. Gllkey remaining at
home.
I. L v. W
Mrs. W. T. C. Runnells, saturday Sept. -
at ). 50 D. M, to choose delegates to the w
c. T. u. State Convention at Dexter, Sept
10, 90 y.
Geo. W. Partridge and Geo. L. Closson
are building two new houses on Norris
street at Citypoint and John Murphy is nav
| ing the plans made for new building to be
| built later.
! Misses Katherine Kneeand and Jeanette
| Rice, who spent the summer in town, re-
| turned to Chelsea, Mass, Monday, where
they are engaged as teachers in the Shurt
| leffe school.
Mrs. P. P. Nichols and daughter Lillias
who spent the summer in town, lett lues
day for st. John, n. b., to spend month
| there before returning to their home II
Northampton, Mass.
The tive-masted schooner Dorothy
Barrett, Capt. Erwin, was locked at the
Mack's Point coal dock Saturday and the
work of discharging begun. She finished
discliarging Tuesday afternoon.
The gunboat Yankton arrived Tuesday
| and is making survey OF Long Cove and
searsport Harbor; The 1ankton was
| formerly the British steam yacht Penelope,
and was built in Leith in 1898
| The weather on election day was warm
and fair and the record vote for years was
| polled. Capt. Benz. F. Colcord, Republican
| candidate for representative to the legis-
| lature, ran far ahead of his ticket and had
plurality of III over his Democratic OPP
ponent, Capt Alfred 4. CHM of Prospect,
i'll class composed Of SearSport, Stockton,
Pro>pe Swanvile, Waldo and lsesboro.
Capt. William r. Gilkey entertained on
board his schooner, the Georgia Gllkey,
Friday, on the passage from Cape Jellison
to Bucksport, the following: Misses Maria
| r. Gilkey, Louise 5. Pike, Florence Col
cord, Edna Z. Black, Jessie NJ Black,
Rebtcca NJ Ross, Lucy \. Sargent, Eunce
u Whittum, Ethel NJ. Dodge and Capt: Z.
| {. Mcclure. The party returned to Kid
| der 5 Point on the steamer Rockland.
| The out-of-town guests last week at the
Searsport House We're Hattie g. Foss,
F. Gilman, Dexter; &. ii. Davis, Belfast
! MIS-. {. w. Taylor, Mrs. Geo. W. johnson,
Bath; Mrs NJ. 0. Hill, Boston; N: NJ.
! Brown, Bangor; Miss NJ O. Hill, \. 5.
| Hill, Boston; j. II. nougherty, Houlton
| NJ. V Mckay, E. F. Sanborn, DR.. p. ID.
Weber, Frank Battles, L. I. Tyler, Frank
fort; c. w. White, Watervlle: NJ. d.
Towle, Belfast; &. II. Mayo, Houlton; L.
d. Scales Boston; Dr.. Holt, Rockland; f.
+. Gordon, Boston; +. L. Robbins, New
York; 0. Z. Patten, W. h. Hills, +. L.
Vease, Boston; W. S. Pendleton, Islesboro
F. 5. Pendleton, New York E. F. Schaik
Stetson, Houlton; b. F. Dreamer, New
Mrs. Hodgkins, Bar Harbor; Charles Lit
tletield, Albany, n. Y; Miss A. W. Jones,
Portland; L. G. Howard, Greenville; X. S.
CuombS, Bangor