The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-16


Sunday, consigned to j. w. L., Stockton
Springs.
The steel roof is being placed on the cleo
trio plant company'S building at kidder'S
Point and the machinery for the plant has
arrived.
Mr.. Reg Maid Fitzmaurice and son Ed
ward, who have been at Mrs. Z: A. Weo-
ber's for two weeks, returned Monday to
New London.
aud is spending two weeks va
cation with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. +.
l. PendletOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Porter, who have
been spending several weeks at the Sears
port House, returned to their home IN
HOultOn Thursday.
Mrs. Heydler and two children, who
have been spending the summer with MISS
Elnora Warehouse, left Friday for their
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs Winifred Savage of Rockland. ac-
companed by her granddaughter, MISS
Henrietta Cables, arrived Friday and they !
are guests of Mrs. Mary Kane.
William f. Gilkey, who is in the employ
of Baker, Carver 4 MOrrell, arrived sun
day from New York and is the guest of his
parents, Capt and Mrs. ". R. Gilkey.
Lincoln R. Colcord arrived Monday from
Houlton and left the same day for Philadel-
phia to visit his father. Capt. L. a. Colcord'
first officer of the steamship American.
DR.. j. 5. Ferguson of New York, who has
been visiting his father, Mr.. A. b.. Fergu-
son, left Friday for Abbott to join his FAM
lily, who are spending the summer there.
Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale and
Chief Justice and Mrs. A. 7. WisWell OF
Ellsworth were the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
f. W. Cram on board of Mr.. Cram private
car at Kdder's Point Tuesday and Nednes-
day.
w. f. Ellis, who returned from his coun-
try seat i'll North Stockton springs ana
who is in critical condition, has greatly
improved since his return to his sea shore
cottage in the village.
Sch Lucinda Sutton, Capt Peterson, ar
rived Aug. Sth, from Newport News with
1909 tons of coal for C.. II. Sprague u Son:
She finished discharging Monday and sailed
for coal port Tuesday.
The song service at the Congregational
church last Sunday was attended by large
congregation The singing of Miss Lessick
of Cleveland, Ohio, and of Mrs. Coleord OF
Danbury, Ct, was especially pleasing and
helpful.
Capt. Clifton Curtis, who has been COM
mander of the steamer Costa Rica ON the
Pacific coast, has been promoted to the
command of the steamer City OF Para OF
1852 tons, running between San Frsnclsco
and Portland, o.
E. E. Haines of Caribou has bought the
Auspland house on Navy avenue OF A. Z.
Trundy and it will besmoved to the shore
front, where it will be entirely rebuilt for
summer cottage. MIR. Haines is one of the
officials of the Caribou Water, Electric
Light and Power Company.
The offering at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning will be the annual
offering to the Maine Missionary Society.
Secretary Harbutt is expected to be present
and will speak of the work of the society.
A full attendance is desired and also
generous Offering.
The ladies of the Congregational Guild
wish to announce that their annual sale
will be held in Union Hall, tomorrow, Fri
day, afternoon. Aprons and fancy articles
and refreshments will be on sale. In the
evening the entertaining comedy, ME an
Otis" will be presented, with musical Sc
lectlons between the acts. A liberal
patronage is solicited.
Tuesday evening party from the Har-
Dor church in buck boards and private
teams pad Il visit to the Congregational
parsonage. The occasion was the birthday
OF the pastor, Rev T. +. Williams. Many
cordial greetings were extended and gen
eruus gift OF money was left. The affair
was Il complete surprise 10 Mr.. Williams
and was deeply appreciated.
The Congregational church at the Harbor
will be opened for services next Sunday
afternoon, after having been closed for
nearly d year. The rededlcation service
will be at > O'Clock. Rev. +. &. Harbutt OF
! Castine. d former pastor, will preach the
, sermon, and Rev. Chas lIarbutt, secretary
of the Maine Missionary Society, viii offer
the dedicatory prayer. The public are
cordially invited.
/ Following is IA LIST of vessels built by the
/ late Master Elisha Dunbar OF Searsport:
, bark Ta!ayera, brig WaccomaW, 1850 bark
aberdeen, 1856; bark Susan Rlaisdeil. 1860;
! bark +. r. Hartman, 1861: bark AleXne.
1868 bark Robert Porter, 1861 bark Good
ell, 1866; bark Carrie Wyman, 1869; brig
Manson, 1870; sch. Hattie luck, 1873; bark
Beatrice Itavener, 1874; ship Henrietta,
1879 ship r. K. Thomas, 1876: and sch.
Lackawanna, 1881.
OBITUARY. Died in Portland, Aug. 5th,
Albert I. Peabody, Il former well known
resident of Searspurt. Mr.. Peabody came
to Searsport III the early sixties and formed
a CO. partnership with the late }. W. Wis
well, with whom he conducted "a black
smith business, later buying MIR. Miswell's
interest, which he continued until his re-
moyal to Wa!erville twenty-five years ago,
where he was employed in the repair shops
of the Maine Central Railroad for ten
years He had resided in Portland for the
past fifteen years. He was an honorable
aud upright citizen and had many friends
in Searspurt. Mrs. Peabody died January,
1899 He leaves of his immediate family
one son, Barrak c. Peabody of Portland
one daughter, Mrs. Emily Perkins of Lew
iSton, and one brother, Sherburne Peabody,
of HadGam, Kansas. The remains arrived
from Portland Wednesday and were inter
red in the family lot in the village ceme-
terry
The following out of-town guests regis
tered last week at the SearSport House: b.
c. Peabody, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Perkins, Lewiston; NJ. Ii. RideOut,
w. Billings, Mrs. A. NJ. Leonard, Bangor;
NJ. O. Hill, W. H. Daley, H. R. Dyer, II. L.
Sherman, Boston; Mrs, j. V. Fiske, Miss.
NJ. Nj. Fiske, Bath; j II. Daugherty, Houl-
ton; Mrs James Islem, Camden; Miss An
ME j. Islem, Bangor; Salome Pelkey, Carl
bou; j. 7. Sayward, Portland; I. 5. Dem
nison, Boston; NJ. NJ. Stearns, Caribou; G.
H. Mayo, Houlton; c. f. Jones, Bar Har- !
Dor; J. W. Gary, W. B. Hall, G. W. Irving, |
ID. W. Mclean, L. D. Hobbs, L. K. Duff, F. |
j. Latferty, A. j. McDougal, P. L. Hardi- |
son, James Doyle, S. J. Rendell, ID. d. |
Powers, Caribou; W. j. Dreamer, c. H. !
Emery, George NJ. Houghton,; R. b. Her.
rick, Belfast; E. E. Hayes and wife, Carl |
bou; c. n. Staples, Stockton: G. H. Davis, |
Belfast; A. c. Clarke, Boston; Edward |
Prout, F. H. Davis, Mrs. F. H. Davis, 7. c. |
Carlisle, Bangor; P. B. Gerry, o. A.
Shields, Frankfort
PARK PARAGRAPHS. Mr.. Frank Peter
son of Rockland, Mass, is spending his |
annual vacation with his father, Capt. J. F. |
Peterson....M Mr.. George Carbon and friend |
are with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Coleman for |