The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

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II. R. Dyer has full line of photograph
records.
F. j. Bailey made business trip to Ban
gor Friday.
Schools in the Tn ion school district will
close Friday.
Miss Lottie Welch spent Sunday with her
parents in Prospect.
Henry Whitcomb is confined to the house
with severe cold
Lincoln's birthday was observed in the
schools in small way.
VIM. f. Grinnell returned Saturday from
business trip to Boston.
Phillips Williams is visiting his sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Small, in Freedom.
Miss Bertha Salisbury of Belfast is the
guest of Mrs. A. +. Brown.
Frank E. Studley has bought the Joseph
Bowen farm of Edmund Ames.
G. A. Lewis, engineer of the Searsport
Water Co., is surveying on the line
John B. Ames was confined to the house
the past week with case OF shingles.
Miss Elnora Warehouse left Thursday
for Bridgewater, Mass, to visit relatives
L. H. Partridge was in town Monday
with fine specimens of monumental work
Hon. A. f. Nickerson returned Saturday
from business trip to Boston and Portland.
CHI. Hawley of Boston, Supt. of the c.
II. Sprague 4 Son Coal Co., was IN town
Thursday.
Mrs. William Getcbel of Augusta is
Wis ting her father, Clifton NJ. Whttum, for
a few DAYS.
Sch. James ". Paul, Jr.. Capt \. F.
Gilkey. arrived at Tampa, Fla, Feb Sth
from Havana.
A crew of sailors arrived Saturday from
Ranlett's shipping office tor the schooner
Mount Hope.
Mrs. Shepard Shute and daughter Lila
went to Bangor on the 80 train Monday to
visit relatives.
Hon. W. T. Haines of Waterville was in
town Thursday on business connected with
the Searsport Water Works.
Cards were received Feb. It'll announcing
the marriage of Miss Agnes L. Ward to
Frank Harding, both OF Prospect.
William Anderson, tmekeeper for Fair
banks 4 Morse at Mack's Point, will
leave for his home in Chicago this week
H. c. Elder of Chicago, Inspector for the
Fairbanks & Morse Co, was in town Fri
day inspecting the coal plant at Mack's
Point.
A. W. Winchester of Brooks, who bought
the meat market of H. +. Partridge, arrived
Monday with his family and household
goods.
The schooner Mount Hope, Capt, Bah
bitt, finished discharging her cargo OF coal
Friday and sailed Saturday, Feb. 10th, Tor
Norfolk, Va.
Andrew Colcord, quarteImaster of the
steamer American, who has been VISITING
his father, F. A. Cocord, returned to New
York Saturday.
j. j. Moore of bingham, Mass, and f. Fl.
Going of Reading, Mass, were in town
Thursday on business connected with the
SeaTsport Water Works.
The steamer Californian Capt. Joseph D.
Sweetser, from San Francisco for New
York, touched at Coronel Feb. Sd and re-
sumed her passage Feb. 9TH.
D. ". McFadzen, whose sale of his black
smith business was reported last week, fail
ed to agree on terms with his purchaser and
is still doing business at the old stand,
Mrs. H. y. Rabbit, who has been with
her husband, Capt. Rabbit. OF the schooner
Mount Hope, while in port, returned to her
Hollt III 1 duitol, Mars, oatl'iuaN ii'i hihS
by train.
The schooner Van Aliens Boughton
Capt Haskell. will be the next vessel to ar
rive at Mack's Point from Newport News
with 1000 tons of coal for c. II. Sprague Il
Son Coal Co.
Capt T. r. Colcord of the steamer Ameri-
can, who has been visiting his sister, Miss
Hannah c. Cocord, for few days, return
ed to New York last week, where his steam
er is about ready to sail for San Francisco.
John Ashton, who was sentenced to six
teen wears in the State Prison at Thomas
ton by Judge Hale in the United States Dis
trict Court Saturday at Portland for assault
ing Waterman Brown at Redbeach, Maine,
Jan Is, worked for ii short time with con-
tractor Jones on the grading on the \. NJ. S.
r. r. at kidder's Point in September
at the sociable last Thursday evening
quite a program was given. MIS-. >. T.
Butman sang solo and the Misses Butman
also sang duet, Miss Antionette Weber
sang one of her pleasant songs, Miss Guida
c. Homer gave piano solo, and Mrs.
Prudie Putnam and Miss Lucy I. Ross gave
recitatiOns.
The death of Charles f. Mitchell occur
red Saturday morning at his home at 107
First street at the aged of 6S years and five
months Mr.. Mitchell was born in Sears
port and had been prominently connected
with the sardine business around French
mans Bay for number of years. He is