The Republican journal., 1906-06-07

Mrs Prudie Putnam who Instructed them
in their rehearsalS. Excellent music was
| furnished by keyes' orchestra OF Belfast.
! After the entertainment social dance was
! held in which great number OF the young
people participated in.
Out OF town guests registered at the
Searsport House last week were as follows:
! f. c. Pendleton, II: G. Alhee, stockton; |.
! j. FIVE, Bangor; F. A. Tibbetts, Belfast;
| Joseph J. Donahue, NJ. KEENAN,. George A.
Harding, Boston; r. L. Hackett. {. H.
| Donnelly, Houlton A. c. Jones, Barre,
! Vt; Capt and Mrs. D. 5. Goodell and
| daughter, Boston; W. A. Gordon. J. F.
spelman, c. 5. Dexter, Bangor; G. \.
Haskell, Cambridge, Mass; J. H. Stevens,
Mercer; L. L. Walton, Skowhegan; R. II.
| McCreedy, A. W. Dodge, Bangor; j. Saco,
Portsmouth, \. H.; John Avery, Belfast;
" R EdminstsF' n slaSsn; "a "
! Spear, Boston: e. II. Davis, Belfast, T. H.
| Chapman, Portland.
/ Mr. f. l. Getchel Of Bangor, master
! workman in the construction OF the Bar
Point House at Penobscot Park. has the
/ building well advanced and it will be ready
( for business about June 20. This building
| will be IS feet wide and IS feet long. and d
piazza will extend entirely around 1t. A
( dancing pavilion Will be pullt on Tue
laid ont in the Brown field in the PARK en-
closure. \ merry go-round will also be
added Trains on the b. and \. railroad
viii stop here when the plant is completed
and ready for business, The hiddeIs
Point dock where excursion steamers VIII
land is about five minutes walk from the
Bar Point House. 1t is the intention OF
MI &. C. Yerxa, the owner and promoter
OF this enterprise. who is yard master OF B
and y, railroad a Mack Point, SearSpol1,
to make this the Rocky Point of Penooscot
bay for shore dinners On the first day OF
MAY l7775 this same land was sold by Col.
, Thomas Goldthwart Of Fort Pownal to
Oliver Crary, and comprised $50 acres
which extended to the Long Cove o!ldse;
30 acres on the eastern side was purchased
al the same time by Peleg Fendietoh. 1heS
both came TO Frankfort Plantation, no"
>ear>port, from Stonjngton. Conn,
The following is a list of coastwise
! licenses issued in the port OF SearSport ana
district Of Belfast in 1880 by Peleg Nichols,
deputy collector who was appointed by
Collector NJ. {. Blake, and served under the
administration OF Presidents Taylor and
Fillmore; Capt. Everett staples OF Pros
pect, brig Science Of >earSport, 141 tons
Capt. Theophlis Eaton OF searspurt, sen.
Hero of Searsport, III tons; Capt George
j. Hinup of Searsport, sch. kosclnSko OF
Searsport, l22 tons; Capt. William Clifford
Of Searsport, brig La Faystte OF SearSport'
211 tons, capt. james A. / aTlrluSe VI los-
pect, sch. Marcellus, Prospect, us tons
Capt. Jonathan G. Park, sch, Rambler Of
Boston, 1872 tons Capt. Jacob Clifford OF
Prospect, brig Monticello Of Prospect, l43
tons; Capt Richard Staples Of Swanvllie,
brig Mariel of Belfast, 10 tons; Capt
Ebenezer y. Curtis OF Searsport. brig Isaac
Carver of Searsport. 1856 tons; Capt Isaac
Lampher of Prospect, brig Calcutta OF Dos
ton, 10 tons Capt John W. McGllvery OF
Prospect, brig Marshall Dutch OF Sears.
port, 1s9 tons; Capt Dennis Gri1hn OF
Searsport, sch. Clarissa of Searsport, 12o
tons; Capt. Joseph \. Putnam OF Searsport,
sch. Ranger of Searsport, l04 tons; Capt;
TheCphls Eaton OF Searsport, sen. Alfred
F. Howe Of Searsport, l2l tons Capt. Rlctl,
ard staples of Swanville. brig Marie OF
Belfast, 10 tons: Capt. William d. Colcord
of Prospect, brig p. Il. IIichborn OF Pros
pect, l79 tons Capt Robert Porter of Sears
port, brig D-merara Of Searsport, w. tons
Capt Mauley f! Lancaster OF Searsport,
sch. Ayarado of Boston, 136 tons apt.
Benz. [, Putnam OF SearSport, brig GharleS
Heath OF StarSp0rt, 1853 tons apt. W liIlam
Clifford Of >earsport, orig La tayette OF
>rar>port. 1$9 tons; Capt. \. ". tlatk OF
>r-aIs port, big Calcutta OF >earspof1' 10
tons