The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-01-11
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Perkins is visiting friends IN
Sedgwick.
Rev. Charles Harbutt of Portland was In
town Saturday.
CAPTAIN G. W. Hichborn and wife visited
relatives in Stockton last week.
Mrs Eve of Roxbury, Mass, is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. NJ. S. Dodge.
Mrs. n. d. Hewes left by boat Monday
for her home in Waltham, Mass.
Henry B. Black of Everett, Mass, arriv-
ed Saturday for few days visit.
Percy Flinton returned Saturday from
Uoultou, where he spent the Mondays.
Miss Elizabeth Nichols returned to the
Moody school at Mortified last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Packard of Sebec are
the guests OF Mrs. Marlboro Packard.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard left Monday
for Boston where she will spend the winter
CAPTAIN Daniel c. Nichols is moving into
his house, the repairs on which are nearly
completed.
Repairs on the Mosman house are nearing
comtletion 1t Will be fitted Tor three
tamliIeS.
Peter Ward returned home TO Everett,
Mass, saturday after spending week with
his parents.
Hon. A. f. NickerSon attended the meet
ing Of the Waldo County Veteran Associa-
ton at Whites Corner Friday
Joseph P Curtis and wife of Everett,
Mass, arrived Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Jennie {. Hunter.
Miss Laura r. Curtis arrived Wednesday
from Baltimore, Md, to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Jennie {. Hunter
The Misses Jordan, who have been EN-
ployed here for the past few months, Return
ed to their home in Ellsworth Saturday
Mr., Perley O. Andrews of Monroe has
moved to town and formed partnership
with Edgar f. Ward in the meat business
Robert Stuart of Houlton, who is employed
ON the b and A road, has moved his family
here and has rented the +. ID. Parks house.
Arthur Colcord of Stockton is employed
at the section house at Mack'S Point ana Is
boarding with his uncle, Mr. +. ii. Cleaves.
party OF about twenty five Italian labor
ers who have been employed on the Seaport
r. r., left Monday on the Bay State Tor
Boston.
George A. Bowen and J. W. Smart were
drawn at a special meeting Saturday as
Jurors for the Supreme judicial Court at
Belfast.
Frank E. Curtis, first officer of The steam
er Oregonian, arrived Saturday from New
York to visit his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Frank a. Curtis.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Perry of Brooklyn, \. y,
arrived Wednesday, accompanying the
remains of her mother, Mrs. Jennie t.
Hunter, from Boston,
j. II. Montgomery vas in Ellsworth last
week on business ana Leslie Little OF
Buck sport had charge of his drug store
during his absence
Ira G. Mason of Rock land, employed at
the section-houSe at Mack S Point, has rent
ed the chambers of j. {. Dutch's house and
moved his family here
In the list of officers of the first Congre-
gat0nal society in last weeks Issue 1t
should have read Rev, I. p. Williams a
member of the committee on music and
Chas f. Adams clerk and treasurer.
Henry f. Partridge has sold his store and
lot On Main street, where he has carried on
an extensive meat aud produce business for
several years, t" w. \. Winchester OF
Brooks, who will continue in the same bus
iness. Mr.. Winchester viii move here with
his family in the earl! spring.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Sear>port National Bank, held in their
DdHkill- WIN "'li. '.i' l. i 'ilt''
was elected president, a. H. Nichols, cash
Ter, j. A, t"son, assistant cashier, +. l.
PeudIeton, Geo. +. smith, b. +. Colcord,
VIM. C. lendleton and A. ii. Nichols, d.
rectorS.
At tho animal maatino of the Phiupas
Pendleton Engine Company, held Thursday
evening, Jan. 4th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: l.. W.
Rich, foreman; Michael Ward, first assist
ant foreman; James Coffin, second asst
foreman: Charles A. Whittier, clerk ANA
treasurer.
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IN us report !" tne ~ iip. .. - tt7
al Bank, sincz ~ ~ orgahizatioh III lool' WIN
capltaI OF Soo,0oG' SNOW lotal npt Fat nIh-s
OF Sl32'35o Il VI this amount S32,ooo nave
been pald 10 the stock noiHets Inns lH as
tuition since us orgahiztIioh mas never lai-
ed to pay Its dividends OF per cent ahhuh'
The work ON fine Spr.eua coal nocket at
Nart,S Paint is nearin% comnietinn9 One
tnu,at ma faet in hai,5ht is mn the hojsting
engins in noSitinn and work has begnn on
fha sncond tnwtr Cargoes of coal Will be-
ri,, fn arriv,. about the last of the month.
The rals have ali been, laid and the baIIast-
;n1r cnn,Iatad when oives the ward a, very
fna ,rina.,ranra
INV at
At the annual meeting of the Royal Arch
Cb.ntar ,f Sa4rSn,rt tho fnlloWiup officers