The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-09-27
SfARSPORT LOCALS.

port with her parents.
Mrs. Cousens of Standpoint is the guest
of Mrs. s. L. Sweetser
Misses j. c. and NJ. b. Colcord Oh oroho
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Alice T. Shute left Monday on
business trip to Boston.
The Searsport post office Will be ralseu
Oct 1st to the Sd class.
Sch. Helen W. Martin, Capt. Ross, salleo
Sept goth, for coal port
Edward A. Gross has bought the CLARK
Marden farm in SwanVllle.
4 large number attended the Monroe falr
v Wednesday and Thursday
{ Clifton Ward and family of Sangervllle
are visiting relatives III town.
Ralph Whittier of Bangor was the guest
of Mis-. H. I. Pendleton Sunday
sch. Nj. d. Cressey, Capt. Johnstone,
sailed Sept 18th, for IA coal port
Eav and Mrs. I. P. Williams returned
from visit 10 Winslow Friday.
Arthur Ridley left last week for Colofa-
do W here he is to engage IN mining
Henry F. Partridge has moved into the
Rulueils' house on Mt. Ephralm street.
The electric lights were turned on at Md
der, Point and Mack's Point Friday
Miss Mary Putnam, who has been in town
. ~. weeks. has returned to Burnhaln.
MIS- Mary Perkins and Mrs. Hattie lloS-
son arrived saturday from Nllllheapoilo'
George l. Hammons and wife of Chicago
were In town Saturday calling on 1flehuS'
Mrs LOOMS Eames left Sept. 18TH tor
TWO weeks visit with relatives IN Boston.
MIR and Mrs W. A. Winchester left Non
day Oh a visit to relatives IN Graho -hai'an'
Hazel jackson returned Thursday from
Boston, where she Went lor lhe''io"i Il CAV
ment.
Miss GLADYS Butman went to Boston last
week to attend the y, +. conservatory VI
Music.
Miss Clara Roulstone of Boston is the
f,nast of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. houi-
stone.
The Nichols district school opened Mon
dav with % pupils, Miss lea hcDonaio'
teacher.
Robert W. Hichborn, first officer of sch.
Il. ". Hopkins, returned 10 Ne" 1oih
Monday.
+ ! Biatber of Boston was the guest OF
his father. a. ]. Biather, at the Searsport
House Friday.
sch, James W. Paul, Jr., Capt. \. T. I'll Gll7
- Sa;Ied from Newport News Sept. 23rd
for >earSport
Miss Hodgson Of brooklyn, \. Y, is the
NEST of Miss Elizabeth Carver at Moose
Point cottage.
Mrs Elizabeth S. Blanchard left last
with 1rleDuS III
Philadelphia,
Frank Crockett of Ashland was in town
sunday, the guest Of his mother, MIS- Mel
viua Crockett
My. James Marden and Miss Jessie Mar
den were the guests last week Vi hls'
Harry F. Hichhorn,
William b. Ford, who has visited ms
sisters at the Ford cottage, returned W liie
home in Boston Monday
Mrs. Fred Grinnell and daughters heien
and Hazel of spokane, Nash'' are guests Vi
v. Z. Griunell and wife.
Etheiind uaveher left Friday for boSton;,
where She is attending the New hlisi"nu
Cons4t Vatory OF Music.
About 30 friends of Mr. and Mrs. Chiffon
Jackson attended their tin wedding at tlt!-
point saturday evening.
Miss Lettie IIamm of Monroe is IN charge
of the W. L. Telegraph office during the
absence Of Miss George fora
Miss Butterfed, who has been the guest
uf Hiram Bailey and wife, left Friday Tor
her home in Springfield, Mass.
Nahum Mosman, who spent several weeks
AT the Mosman cottage, returned TO MS
home in Stoughton, Mass, Friday.
The boy who lost the red flannel cap a, at
calling on Geo. P. Carter, jantor.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smart of New Bed
furd Mass. are the guests of MI. Smart's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Smart.
Miss Sallie Dow lost silver watch last
week with d shoe string fob attached.
Finder will please leave at the post o1hce.
sch. Edward II. Cole. Capt. Rogers, ar
rived Wednesday from Newport News with
1886 tons of coal to c. II. Sprague u Son
Henry B. Black of Everett, Mass, arriv-
.5 sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. Maria
\ Slack. who is confined to the house by
illness
r A Ruker has moved his harness max
ir.I !-lsiness into the {. c. Hamilton build
IN an Main street, which he recently
bought
Mr.. and Mrs. n d. Ilewes, who have
f,ean the guests of Mr. and Miss Sullivan,
returned to Their home in Waltham, Mass,
Monday.
The many friends OF Mrs. Charles F, Hill
are lad to know that she is improving in
the hospital in Boston, where she went for
treatment.
Frederic W. Adams,a native of Searsport,
nnw of Bangor, took his 53rd degree in
Masonry at the Masonic Temple in Boston
Sept. 18th.
Sch. Georgia Gilkey, Capt Merritt Smith,
on her recent voyage from Rockport to
bridgeport made the run from port to port
in il hours.
Thes five-masted schooner Cora F. Cres-
sev. Capt. Haskell, arrived Monday from
Newport News with 1906 tons of coal for c.
II. Sprague u Son
Mrs Ellen l. Leib returned to Orono
sept. 10Th to resume her position as matron
at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house,
University of Maine.
Mrs. Myron Parker, Mrs. A. f. Brown
and Mrs John Clemens were in Monroe
last week to attend the funeral Of their
grandmother, Mrs. Smith.
The Searsport Water Company turned
the water On from Half Moon pond into the
pipes Sept 18TH The reservoir is now full,
having a depth Of 16 feet.
Capt Phneas b. Blanchard is to take
command of the ship Bangalore in place of
(y,,,t tlhart blanchard who is to en-