The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-11
SFARSPORT LOCALS.

1.-THE following items were received TOO
late to be put in type for last weeks Issue
and are printed now for the benefit OF Sears
porters away from home The later Sears
port news will be found in the usual place
on the Sth page. Ed.
Charles G. Sheldon arrived Tuesday from
Boston.
Capt. &C. Mcclure left Monday for New
York.
Miss Georgia Ford returned Saturday
from Kineo.
yaruev 3. Smith of Milo is visiting rela-
tives in town.
W. A. Winchester returned from Grand
Manan Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jerome are visiting
Mrs. Harry Hichborn returned to Brook-
Ign, \. Y, Friday.
Rev. T. P. Williams delivered very able
sermon last Sunday.
Miss Angie Carver is passing week IN
Boston on business.
Mrs. Y. c. Shute returned Sunday from
business trip to Boston.
Schooner Edward H. Cole was locked at
Mack's Point saturday.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Carey returned from a visit
to Hartland Wednesday.
F. II, Going of Reading, Mass, was III
town last week on business.
Hon. A. f. Nickerson is loading sch. Lo
du>kia with hay for Boston,
Charles Merithew has moved into the Nc
Donald house on Pixies avenue.
Mrs. d, S. Beals left Monday for Boston
for a full line of new fall millinery
Miss Florence Colcord spent Sunday with
her friend Miss Wilband in Belfast.
John Murphy began work FRIDAY on the
new house he is to build at Cltypolnt'
Can't. and Mrs. D. s. Goodell went to Bos-
ton Monday for a few days Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. ColcGrd left TUESDAY
for hunting trip in northern Name.
Sch Helen loaded slaves Monday for Pike
Bros. and sailed Tuesday for Rockland.
". \. Field of Bangor was in town Tues
day visiting his mother, Mrs. +. L. Fleld.
George W. Partridge has the wall for his
new house laid and ready for the carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Crosby of Boston are
stopping at the Qrdway cottage at ounset
Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Putnam left Friday
for Detroit. Mich, where they will spend
the winter
William Plummer of Philadelphia was IN
town last week, the guest of Mrs. j. Y.
Nickels.
Sch. Oak Grove, Capt Israel Closson,
sailed Monday for Rochiand with slaves lof
Pike Bros.
Miss Henrietta Carey returned to Bidde-
ford SATURDAY. to resume her course at the
Trull Hospital.
Mrs. Clara Eyre closed her cottage on
Union street Monday and returned 10
Flushing, y. Y.
Sch. Cora F. Cressey finished diScharglng
at Mack's Point Saturday and sailed SUNDAY
for a coal port.
George P. Carter is acting agent at the
Eastern steamship pier during the absence
Agent Colcord
Miss Jennie H. Crockett went to Bucks
mort last week to visit her friend, Mrs.
Frank Harding.
Steamer Californian, Captain Joseph d.
SweetSer, arrived at Philadelphia Sept SUN
from Honolulu.
Capt. and Mrs. }. n. Putnam returned
Thursday from months visit with reia-
tives in Hartland.
A coil of wire cable 1000 feet in length
aud weighing B tons arrived Sunday Tor I.
ii. Sprague x son.
Capt. William r. Gilkey is moving, his
household goods to the Gross farm, which
be recently bought.
Loring r.. Blake of Rockland was in town
last week, the guest Oh HIS pIotnels, james
and Stephen Blake.
Mount Ephraim in Searsport, by the lat
est I. 5. geological survey, is 120 feet above
the level of the sea.
Cadet Wilbur J. Carver returned to the
naval academy at Annapolis Friday, alter
a months vacation.
Myron F. Parker was in Monroe last week
getting out the frame for barn he viii
build in the spring.
Miss Elenora P. Quimby of Laconia, \.
H., arrived Thursday and is the guest OF
Miss E. A. Hopkins.
Frank c. Whitcomb left Tuesday for an
extended tour of Aroostook along the line
Of the b. Il a. Il. X.
Mrs. Clara Leonard of Boston arrived
Sunday and is the guest OF her parents, MI.
and Mrs j. l.. Hamilton.
Miss Bertha Storer, who has been visiting
her friend Miss Prudence Griffin LETT Mon
DAY for her home in Warren.
Miss sara Grnnel returned Sunday from
Camden, where she has been visiting MI
and Mrs. WilliSton Grinnell.
Mrs. II. A. Weber arrived Tuesday from
Everett, called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs Maria R. Black.
Miss Emily F. Whittum, who has been
visiting Mr.. WIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
NJ Whi.tum, left Friday for Augusta.
The tive-masted schooner Martha p Small,
Capt Barlow, arrived Saturday from New
port News with coal to Z. Ii. Sprague " Son.
Steamer Windber, Capt Harry E. Dow,
sailed from New Orleans Sept 24th for Port
Tampa and was out in the recent hurricane.
B. c. Yerxa has rented the house of Capt.
L. A Cocord and moved in Saturday. Mr..
Yerxa is the yard master at Mack's Point.
About fifty went ON the excursion on the
steamer Castiue Tuesday to Belfast to the
launching of the schooner Pendleton Sisters.
Misses Eunce Whittum and Lucy Sar-
gent left Wednesday for, Boston for new
stock of hats and millinery for fall and
winter.
me semn-annual conference OF the Con-
gregational churches of Waldo county viii
meet with the church at Standpoint, Tues