The Republican journal., 1906-02-08

D. W. McFadzen has sold his blacksmith
business to Mr. Doty of Stockton.
Henry F. Partridge moved Mondayiinto
the Mosman house on Church street.
A. H. Larrmer is steward of the sch.
Mount Hope while in port diScharging.
Miss Ethel Wentworth is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Wentworth.
VIM. Gahagan is driving f. H. Sargent's
delivery team during Mr.. Trips illness.
Diver l. NJ Cottrel fo Belfast finished
his work at the Mack's Point dock Feb. list.
zaMiss Ethel VI. Dodge left by train Mon
day for Gorham Academy to attend school.
Capt Theodore p Colcord of the steamer
American arrived from New 1Ork Monday.
Pike Brothers loaded the sch. Herman F.
Kimball with cooperage for Rockland Sat
urday.
John Reeves, who has been visiting his
niece, Mrs. E. L. Moore, left Sunday for
Bangor
Mrs. W. II. Blanchard and son Scott re-
turned Saturday from visit with relatives
in Boston
Steamer Alaskan, Capt. Charles NJ.
Nichols, sailed from IIilo Jan. 22nd for
Philadelphia.
George NJ. Houghton and c. C. Brown of
the B. & A. R, r. were at the Searsport
House Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Eaton are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of daugh-
ter, born Feb. 2nd.
Rev &. w. Wallace will give temper
ance lecture next Sunday evening. There
will be special music
The PhineaS Pendleton Engine Company
wishes to extend thanks to Mrs. Ella S.
Deliver for d cash donation.
Mr. and Mrs. Florane Lufkin, who have
been visiting Mrs Mary V. Dodge, have re-
! turned to their home in COrea.
Dr. James P. Erskine returned to New
| York last week. His mother, Mrs. j. 7.
,, Erskne, is steadily improving.
Anybody having any of the ice cream
moulds of the firm of Black & Colcord will
please return them to the post office.
Owing to the stormy Sunday and small
! congregation last Sunday the contribution
| for parish expenses will be taken next Sun
| day.
Capt. A B. Coson left by train Saturday
| for New 1ork to resume command of the
steamer Bannes in the fruit trade to
Jamaica.
Searsport people will be interested in the
| report of the Sargent Dung wedding from
the Humboldt Times, published in another
! column.
Ship Bangalore, Capt A. \. Blanchard,
which put into Valparaiso Jan 9TH with
! her cargo of coal on fire, resumed her voy-
/ age to Honolulu Jan. 9th.
Miss Ethel Parlin and Miss Kate Viewer
of Bangor spent sunday in town, the guests
/ of Miss Parliu'S father, who is in charge Of
| the section house at Mack 5 Point.
The Epwor,h League social given by
| Mrs. Bailey and Miss Ilichborn Tuesday
| evening was very successful. Miss liOmer's
| piano solos were highly appreciated.
At the Congregational church next Sun
| day evening another of the song services
which have been SO much enjoyed will be
given A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Dr. Alton K. Curtis of Damariscotta was
in town Tuesday and has rented the Geo.
| w. Partridge house, formerly occupied by
Dr. H. ii. Sellers He will take possession
| in about 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy entertained
about forty of their friends at their home
on Norris street Saturday evening. Cake
| and coffee were served and very enjoy
| able evening was spent.
On account of the storm last Sunday and
the small number present the envelope col
lection at the congregational church will
be taken next Sunday for the benefit Of
those not present last Sunday.
Sch. Mount Hope, Capt. Fl. W. Babbitt,
arrived Friday afternoon from Newport
News with 1,E65 tons of soft coal for the
G. H. Sprague Coal Co. at Mack's Point.
She was locked Saturday and the work of
dischargng began Monday.
There will be Congregational church
sociable in the social rooms of the church
this, Thursday, evening. Mrs. A. M. Ross,
Mrs. B. F. Colcord, Mrs. c. A. Whittier and
Mrs. A. T. Whittier will entertain. A full
attendance is requested.
List of unclaimed letters in the Searsport
post office: William Burke, Lorman Cook,
David Curtis, (2), II. II. Clark, NJ. H. Hill
ton, Frygeo Johansen, sim. David, Nat
Matson, Alfred c. Ridley, (2), Mark Tram
or, Miss NJ. E. Ward, Mrs. G. Young.
In another part of this paper will be
found a description of the big chimney re-
Gently erected at the plant of the United
Shoe Machinery Co., in Beverly, Mass.
Leo NJ. Sargent Of this town is employed in
the shipping department of this company.
The celebrated minstrel show given by
home talent is to be produced Thursday
evening, Feb. 18th, in Union Hall. Music
! fOr The entertainment anu Vic udHCc tlldb 10
to follow will be furnished by Reyes Or
chestra of Belfast. Reserved seat tickets
will be on sale at Clement & Adams. This
is to be benefit for the Union Hall fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hamilton will give a
reception Saturday evening, Feb. 10th, to
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence L. Hamilton, their
Youngest son who was married Saturday
Feb 3rd to Miss Laura Belle Hartman OF
Stockton. Cake and coffee will be
served and the guests will be entertained
with vocal and instrumental music BY local
talent. This will be the last social enter.
tainment on the Peninsular for the winter.
Among the cabin passengers on the White
Star liner Romantic which sailed from BOs-
ton Feb I'd bound to Egypt and the Medi-
terrapean were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P.
Carver, Miss Frances Carver and Eugene
P. Carver, Jr. They will make an extend.
ed tour of Italy and Southern Europe and
do not expect to return before next fall
The Blue Book, the new literary maya
zine at the University of Maine, has made
its appearance and is receiving many com
pliments from the press. The magazine
will be published monthly, contains GO
pages, and is about the size of The Philis-
tine, Miss Maud b. COlcOrd, 'O6, and Lin
coin X, COlcOrd, 'O7, both of SearspOrt, are
on the board of associate editors and con-
tribute literary articles. The cover design
is by L. R. COlcOrd, who also contributes
several clever sketches.