The Republican journal., 1906-03-15
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

StARSPORl LOCALS.
f. l. Gross of Bangor was in town Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary Kane and family publish a
card OF thanks.
Mrs James B. Parse returned from Bos-
ton Wednesday.
Mrs Hattie Robertson has returned to
North Sullivan.
Nil L. L. Carter and family moved to
Pttsfeld Monday.
Mrs True p. Trundy is on a two weeks
visit to friends in Frankfort.
Mrs G A. Robertson of Augusta is visit
ing Capt. and Mrs. F, n. Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Shute are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Sawyer.
See advt. of millinery and fancy goods
store for sale at a great bargain.
George Towle has gone steward of sch. z
q. French on trip to New York.
Mrs. C. R. Bryant has bought the Dr..
Larrahee house on Church street.
Mrs Hannah Donely and daughter Mel
lie have returned to Watham, Mass.
Mrs D. S Beals has just received full
line Of the latest styles of spring hats.
Frank studey moved Monday to the
Bowen farm which he bought recently.
Sch. F. G. French, Capt Lunt, sailed Fri
day for Rockport to load ice for New York.
Sch. James Freeman arrived Thursday
from Rockiand with coal to the Searsport
Coal Co.
Mrs. Eben Gilkey of Bangor was in town
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
b. Smith.
Pike Bros loaded schs. Good Intent and
Kitty l.awry with slaves for Rockand last
Thursday.
Miss Mclaughlin, who has been visiting
MI and AIrs. Jonn Frame, returned to Bos-
ton Monday,
Miss blanche Young of Bangor has been
employed as head waitress at the Sears
port House.
Sch. James W. Paul, il. Capt. \. f. Gill |
key, arrived al New York Saturday, March |
10th, from Tampa.
Mrs. Frame and daughter Isabelle left !
Monday ON a two weeks visit to friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Cyrus \. Coson left last week for Balti- ,
more to 90 first officer of the fruit steamer
Bannes running to Jamaica
Sch Lizzie Lane, Capt. A. g. Closson,
was towed to Bucksport Saturday to load
ice for the ouzzard Bay Ice Co.
Capt. Fred n. Park is to take command
of the bark H. G. johnson, $3.50 TONS now at
Boston to load for Buenos Ayres
Capt, r. f. Sargent left Tuesday for
Brewer, where he is engaged as night
Waterman in Sargents steam mill
Miss Deborah Williams returned home
Saturday from Freedom, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Small.
Thomas, Fred c. and Miss Catherine
Kane came from Boston Friday to attend
the funeral of their father, Mr.. Michael
Kane.
Mrs Elizabeth Robertson, who came here
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Esther Nj.
Griffin, returned to her home in Augusta
Monday.
The whaeback steamer Bay View, Capt.
Cummings, sailed March 9th for Newport
News and is chartered to return to Sears
port With coal.
Bark Mabel |. Meyers, Capt. c. II.
Meyers, has been chartered to load lumber
at Bridgewater, n S., for Rosario az $3.50
pei thousand feet.
The storm Friday made bad work with |
telegraph and telephone poles and wires.
Twelve poles and sixty-fve cross bars are
down between oearsport and Stockton.
Capt Andrew S. Pendleton will leave for
New York to take command of the ship
Aryan as soon as she is dischared. This is |
the last wooden ship built in the United
States.
The fve-masted schooner Van Aliens |
Boughton, capt. Haskell, arrived in the
harbor Tuesday morning from Newport {
News with $500 tons OF coal to G.. ii.
Sprague ~ Son.
Harold Smith fell from the slip at the >
steamboat wharf Saturday while shoveling
snow. He was pulled out by Agent II. n '
Colcord and Bert Billings and remarked f
that the water was quite cool a
A benefit musicale will be given for the |
Masonic Benevolent Fund Thursday even &
ing March 22d, at Union hall Tickets, % =
cents children 10 cents. Reserved seats 30 y
cents for sale at Clement q Adams. Let | l
all take hold to help a worthy cause. y
A protest has been entered to the proper II
authorities against the dumping, by the d
dredgers employed at Cape Jellison, IF i
their scows in the main channel between u
Sears Island and Long Cove Ledge, as all y
the large coal carriers are taken through y
this channel to the Z. II. Sprague & Son =
coal wharf at Mack's Point.
W. F. Trask finished drilling an artesian .
well for the n. M. S. r. r. at Cape JellisOn u
last week. The well is 225 feet deep and L
has capacity Of 10 thousand gallons daily. q
Mr. Trask, who makes his headquarters at q
he Searsport House, is also drilling a we'll b
or G. II. Sprague & Son at Macks Point :.
md another at House Island, Portland u
darbOr for the quarantine station II
This list of out of town guests was regis T
cred at the SearspOrt House last week : h,
). A. Cottle, E. W. Leavenworth, Portland !; W
!. P. Pendleton, Stockton; James Clegg, d;
!. W. Jones, Frankfort; F. NJ. Bailey, City tt
,oint; w. F. Trask, Portland; G. II. Davis, b.
Belfast; c. N. Staples, Stockton; c. T. sa
yutter, E. f. Mundis, n T. Thurston, G. s. OF
lesser, Bangor; II. Merrill, Greenyille; G.
ames Jones, Boston; W. D. Atwood, Cam pl
en-; F. A. Tibbetts, F. c. Noyes,. Belfast al
Walter Gordon, c. F. Chase, Veazie; G. H. su
Whitman, O.d Town; u. Il. Braun, Bangor; | ST
,harles Madison, nth Sullivan: f. E. Pl
Burgess. OAKS ALiu.. John DoloIf. Bel III.