The Republican journal., 1906-11-08
StARSPORT LOCALS.


Capt. Amos Dow arrived Tuesday from
Boston.
Fred A. Mathews arrived from Augusta,
Oct 3lst.
". E. Grinnell was in Bangor Saturday
on business
Walter L. Mathews arrived Wednesday
from Boston
Mrs. Sarah Towle is at Mrs, Catherine
Hills as nurse
Mrs. j. NJ: McDougall left last week for
Auburn, n. Y.
Miss Guda c. Homer returned from
Bucksport Monday.
The schools in Union School district are
closed until Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lalenski arrived
Sunday from Boston.
DR.. j. B. Darling of Belfast was in town
Sunday calling on friends.
FF. Black and sister Edna were in Ban-
gor Saturday calling on relatives.
f. NJ Glidden of Pasadena, Cal, was Ii
town Thursday calling on friends
Sch. John S. Foreman arrived last week
from Portland with grain for I!ke Bros.
Capt. Charles NJ Nichols of steamer
Alaskan arrived Thursday from New Ork.
, Mrs. F. A. Curtis, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fl. W.. kneeland, IN
Dorchester, Mass, returned home Satur-
day.
Can't. James B. Parse returned last week
from hunting trip in Alton with fine
buck deer.
A, J. Biather went to the Eastern Maine
Hospital in Bangor Saturday for medical
treatment.
W. F. Mason has rented the Mosman
store on Main street and will open shoot
ing gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frame left Friday
for "a ten days visit with friends ia boston
and vicinity.
Miss Harriette Erskne left Monday for
Dorchester, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dana Dutch
Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis Eames were in
Standpoint last week, the guests of Miss
Lizzie French.
yArney B. Smith of Milo has rented the
chambers in Mrs. Hattie A. Nichols house
on Main street.
The fve-masted schooner NJ. d. Cressey,
Capt johnson, was toWed to Bath Saturday
by tug Segun.
{. IL. Sprague & Son loaded the schooner
Charleston last week with bltumlnOuS coal
for BuckSport.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Knowlton of the
SearSport House were in Belfast last week
for lew days.
MI and Mrs. Frank Laenski are re-
celvlug congratulations on the birth of a
son, born Nov. 4th.
Mrs. c. E. Whitcomb arrived from Bos
ton Saturday and is the guest of her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. j. n. Putnam.
H. r. Dyer recently added 500 new phono-
graph records to his large stock and is well
equipped for the winters trade.
Miss Mabel Griffin left Monday for Med
way, Mass, where she will spend the Will
ter with her brother, Edwin Z. Griffin.
Mr. Albert B. Ferguson left Monday for
New FORK, where he will spend the winter
with his son, DR.. jeremiah S. Ferguson.
Misses NJ. NJ. and L. A. Averil of Port
land, Oregon, were in town last week,
guests of Capt. and Mrs. William Ii. West.
Leroy Littlefield is building an addition
of 100 feet to his ice house on Pike avenue,
az the increase in population demands
more ice.
Mrs Hannah 7. Pendleton was called to
Portland Saturday by the death of her sis
ter, MIS-. Clara anu lell ny Lue
carry morning train.
Thursday, Nov. /, 1876, Rev. B. B. Mer-
rill of the Bangor Theological Seminary
was ordained as pastor OF the First COngre-
gationaI church of SearSport.
Capt. George A. Carver, who has been
spending the summer III his cottage on
Moose Point, returned to his home in
Brooklyn, \. \ :, Wednesday.
sch Georgia Gilkey, Capt. William R.
Gilkey, from Stockton for New York. which
was out in the heavy north east gales last
week, arrived at New York, Sunday.
Lieut.. Fred F. Black, of the 10th n. S.
Infantry, who has been spending a two
months vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. W. Black, left Wednesday for Fort
LiScomb. Alaska.
Chief engineer George Wardwell of the
Arctic steamer Roosevelt of BuckSpOrt was
formerly engaged in the harness business
in Searsport under the firm name OF Ward
well 4 Weatherby.
Charles F. Smith, who has been proprietor
of hotel in Campelo, Mass, has closed
the same for the season and will open one
in Boston. Mr. Smith is spending a few
days in town before returning to Boston.
Geo. P. Carter has accepted a position in
H. r. Dyer's grocery store. Mr.. Carter has
been in the market this fall and one and all
will be pleased to learn that he is to join the
accommodating corps of clerks in our up-tO-
date grocery emporium
The Searsport Illuminating & Electric
Power Company is be to established at
Pixies mill in Mechanics Hollow. The
wire, boilers and paraphernalia have been
ordered, part of which has already arrived.
The poles are being gotten out for the wires.
Contractor Trites began operations at
Mack's Point with his steam shovel Mon
10, e. H. bod E0u
tension of the N. M. S. railroad to the
American Agricultural and Chemical COIN
pany's plant which is being constructed
there.
Sch. Helen W. Martin, Capt. Alec Ross,
arrived Saturday from Newport News with
having made the round trip out and back
in IA days. She was locked Sunday. On
the trip home she was struck by the north
east gale Tuesday evening when anchored