The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-06-21
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

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Can't. Amos \. Dow arrived. sunday from
Boston
Fred j. Biather arrived sunday from
Boston.
Mayor Crosby and wife of Bath We're in
town Friday.
Miss Maude b. Colcord arrived Friday
from OrOno.
Mrs. A. L. Sweetser arrived from Port
land saturday.
Capt. Albert W. Dix arrived Thursday
from StOnngtOn
MIR. and Mrs John W. Webster arrived
Saturday for the summer.
Louis Ausplund of Rockland is visiting
Mr and Mrs. Miles Towers.
Mrs. Ellen L. Leib arrived Thursday
from 0rono for the summer.
Miss Gertrude l. Bowen arrived Friday
from the Normal school at CaStlne.
b. {. Yerxa, yard-master at Mack foihl,
lett by train Friday Tor Boston.
Mrs. f. j. Cousens returned from visit
with friends in Standpoint friday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P futile OF West New
ton. Mass, were in town saturday.
Mrs. Rebecca Woods returned saturday
from visit with friends in Standpoint.
Can't Nathan F. Gilkey of sch. james W.
Paul Jr, arrived Saturday from Portland.
Miss O. J. Lawrence arrived Thursday
from Boston, where she mas spent 'he VIII
tel.
James Pattee of Belfast was the guest OF
his son, Dr.. :. c. Pattee, a lew days last
week
sch. Coz. Powers, Capt, Kent, was towed
u Bangor Thursday to load ice LOT Ne"
! ORE.
Sch. Helen P. Crosby finished discharg-
ing coal at the Mack'> Point coal pier Mon
day noon.
j. J. Moore of bingham, Mass, supt. OF
the Searsport Water Works, was IN town
last week.
Miss Guida c. Homer went to Bucksport
Tuesday to attend the +. NJ. I. ,. com
meucement.
Mrs. +. W. Burr and daughte: Of Brewer
were in town Saturday, the guests OF con-
iuctor +. ". Burr.
ship I. t. Sutton, Captain j. p. Butman,
sailed from New \ DIRK, June l4th, 1or 4uroh
and HalphoNE
sch. Andrew G. Pierce, Jr., arrived Fri
day with $40 tons Of stove coal LOT the
StaTSpOrt coal Co
Hon. \. Z. Nickerson and j. W, Black
returned Friday from the State u. A II en-
campmeut in Portland.
Mrs. l. A. Coleord and Prof. F. r. Sweet
SCI returned Friday from the commence
ment exercises AT OTono.
Can't. and Mrs. l.. F. Plummer arrived
Thursday from Philadelphia and are the
guests Oh Mrs. }. {. Nickels.
{. II. Sprague X Son ioaded sch Julia
Baker at their pier Friday with 100 tons OF
soft coal for Castine parties.
some of our sea. sport items We're 81 de
layed under the new mail arrangements
that We We're unable to print them.
Miss Joanna c. Coleord arrived Friday
iron, Orono. She received her degree from
the University Of Maine last week.
The iive-masted schooner Helen j. setz
was locked at Maclls Point Monday noon
and the work of dscharglng begun.
sheriff Amos F. Carleton aud deputy
sheriff +. ". Ellis seized % barrels OF beer
at the Eastern ). :. Co. wharf Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. :. Porter arrived from
Marietta, o., Thursday, and have opened
their cottage at Navy Cove fer the Summ+I
SCI. Woodbury. NJ. Snow finished dis
charging coal Saturday at the ~ea!spert
Coal TOYS dock and sailed sunday for Rock
land
Mr. and Mrs. {. j Adams, son Carlton
and daughter Jessie of BruoEiint, Mass :,
are the "a -s., of Capt. and Mrs. Henry &.
curtis
The o.d tiyde line steamer Benefactor,
CaW Emerson, arrived saturday morning
with a large amount of freight for the East
I'm :. ;. GO.
Mrs. Cora Dow and Mrs. W. Z Grinne}l
returned Friday from Bangor, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Lillian hap
iran savage.
Miss Mary Sargent of Alton, who has
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. +. Q. S3r-
gent, LETT last week for Washington, ID. e.,
for few weeks visit.
The steamer Alaskan, Capt. t. N.
Nichols, from New York, May It'll, tor san
Diego and san Francisco, touched at Iunta
Arenas, Straits of Magellan, June 18th.
Pres. f. W. Cram of the b. Il a. railroad,
with party OF friends, arrived on the . 10
train saturday in his private car, No 200,
returning to Bangor Monday morning at
605.
Sheriff Amos f Carleton and deputy
sheriff +. ". Ellis were in town Saturday
working ON cleWs on the recent tragedy at
kidder's Point where an Italian laborer
was Shot.
Charles c. llav4ner and NJ II. Cook have
bought the ice cream business Of Misses
Colcold x BLACK, and will furnish ice cream
al the Hamilton store on Main street during
the summer.
Fred ". Wentworth is doing some very
artistic painting and other work in the
Office and rooms at the Searsport House.
Mi Wentworth is one of the best painters
Ia his line of work in the State.
The poverty sociable given Friday even
Ing at the sociabe rooms Of the COngrega-
.ionaI church was a great success. Mis- {.
+. Adams and Mrs. &. F. Colcord were the
no teSSeS.
OBITUARY. The many friends of Horace
t. Parlin of this town, foreman of the
round house at Mack's Point and Stockton,
will regret to learn of his death, which DC
Cured GU Wednesday night, June 18th, at
the Waldo County Hospital in Belfast. Mr.
Parlin for many years was an engineer on
the Maine Central railroad but for the past
year had resided in Searsport, His wife
died several years ago lie leaves two
children, w Archie Parlin of Bangor and
Mrs Carlos DorticOs of Schenectady, \. Y,
formerly Miss Ethel Pariin of Bangor, to
whom he was a kind and devoted father.
Jutj within a short time OF his death MI
larIIu was apparently in the best health
init. Il lt n \ 4lSa