The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
SEARSPOR! LOCALS.


Mr. aau Mrs. c. H. Emery went to Els
wort Monday.
Tr,f g. d. Pettee arrived Wednesday
nlotmug from Cleveland, ONO.
sch Van Aliens Boughton sailed March
Si,t for a coal port.
Mr.. and MIS- T. c. Pike visited in Bangor
and Brewer last week
Mrs. W. B. Worcester went to Bangor
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mi B. NJ Packard and son Marlboro ar
.ived Monday from Sebec
Capt. Phneas Pendleton made business
trip to Bangor Thursday
Ansel Fletcher of Boston is visiting Capt.
and Mrs. Wilson \. West.
". f. Grinnel left Monday on business
trip to Boston and vicinity.
Josiah L. Hamilton left Monday for Bos-
ton to visit his son William
Miss Elizabeth Nickels returned to
Mortified Academy, Monday.
Miss Guida c. Homer spent Sunday in
Bucksport with her parents.
Mrs. Thomas Wagner and son Jack are
visiting relatives in Burnham.
Edward futile of Boston arrived Sunday
and is at Mrs Sumner Stevens.
There will be a supper and sale in the
Nj. Z. church Tuesday, April nth
Mrs Jessie b. Robertson left March Goth
Tor her home in Vancouver, b. C..
Roam of Presume Isle was in town
last week, the guest OF 4. t. lrundy.
Miss Ethel Elder returned Monday to the
MI LlIllas l.. NlcnolS arrived lutsd"s
HUN
The Ladies Guild met at the residence OF
Miss Fannie +. smith tuesday aIItrhooh'
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard returned Tues
daN from Boston, Where she spent the WIZ
lei.
William f. Grinnell has named his new
les uelre on Steamboat avenue the hIooh-
side.
Mr. Archie Dupagne of Boston was the
guest saturday and sunday OF MI j. l.
Hamilton,
Mf-. Mabel Mathews went to Frankfort
Monday /" teach III one OF 'he 10" IL
schools.
Capt. Charles A, " hitler, who has been
confined to the house bI Illness, continues
to improve
Mr. ami Mrs. F. NJ. Harris, who have
been visiting here, returned to Boston
Thursday.
The bark II. &. johnson. apt. Fred \,
Park, sailed from Boston April let Tor 1ue-
nos Ayres.
Albert G. Mowry of Boston was in town
Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeorge
5. Sargent.
Percy c. Brock has been engaged by \,
C. Shute to WORK in the livery stable the
coming season.
Capt. C. F. Carver Of Camden came up On
the boat SUNDAY aud IS the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. O. Sawyer.
1o.,N ...r,,..,,+ of r2a1orI,. Mass was in
town last week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, W +. Sargent
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ilt men - ~ toa, }n TneSday
After hi, recent illness.
Frank u. NIchols, VINO mas Deeh IN Town
the past week on business, retufhed 10 MS
houl'7 III ''iAlie'" i'N"S'
Capt. Israel Closson has crew of men at
WORK or his bay coaster, sch. kittie Lawry,
max lng extensive repairs.
Misc I4attia Porter went to Jewiston
rpnasd,I csiied there NV the illness of her
sister MIS- Emma Porter
hi0, "i "a - -!
IRON Ne" 1o oidi, anu 10 we sue'' VI i'oi
mother Mrs. MelVlha orochet'
Auctionaar A NJ Kane sold the honse-
hold goods OF the late CAPT. Peleg B.
Nichols at auction sale March 9th.
NJ, 1,.:,.. !.
MI, ana MIS-. d. ~, halniiton gave ue-
nghtlui tta ~ le" lnsiteu liienoS DIT
'opeechee cottage SATURDAY evening
The steamer Windber, CAPTAIN Harry E.
DOW, mas oeel = 1 chartered , 70 load "a; at Ne"
aork lof Ne" orleans anu 'or'" hico'
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church will
meet with Mrs c. ". Wallace Tuesday
afternoon. April 10th. All are cordially
invited
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H. n OoiGora, ase d iol tle EasteIi ., o
70 Was ~ hoGklafd taf on ou5 ,r;sa
iaIold +. ohiith oihelateo dt Tie p'el o''li''s
MS absence
Capt Joseph D. Sweetser left Saturday
Dy tIain Tor Ne" OK, Wne[e ms steamer t
me me Gailiofhlah' Is ABOUT ready 10 Sail loi
San FRANCISCO
Sixteen coal trimmers arrived Sunday