The Republican journal., 1906-02-22

art, Boston &C. n. Staples, Stockton; I'll. n
Piper, Bangor; r. II. McCurdy, Bangor; W.
H. Currier, New York; Frank Davis, Ban
COR Ii. r. Williams, Bangor; A. L. Morri,
Son. Bosom: F. S. Sherman, Rockland; E.
d. Srnth, Pfttsfeld L: f. Gibbs, Westfield
Mass. Ii. J. Stevens, Bangor; W. F. Was
gait. Portland c. n Getchell, Cumberland
ii. y. Reed, New York F.; W. A. Carter. Bel
fast; W. A. Leavenworth, Portland; A: ii
Pendleton, Dark Harbor, II; u. Parker
Bangor Geo. o. Hutchings, Boston; Z. NJ
Moulton, Bangor; Prince Laffln, FRANK
fort.
Notwithstanding the storm last Thursday
the Minstrel show came OFF as advertised
A good sized crowd was present and one
and all felt repaid for the exertion required
to leave the cheerful fireSide on such wild
and woody night The music was catchy
and the chorus certainly gave the orchestra
lively race, for nothing dragged. The
jokes were fully appreciated by the
audience. Great credit is due Messrs
ner in which they held the ends They
were well supported by the remainder OF
the troupe. Miss Whittum, the interlocutor,
deserves special mention. The curtain
went down on the first half amid great APP
plause. The specialities introduced in the
second part were successful The Grinnell
Bows as miniature Uncle Sans rendered
The Yankee Doodle Boy" and certainly
scored the success of the evening. dance
followed the entertainment and was large
ly attended by the young people. we IN
deIstand that the Union Hall Fund has re-
ceiyed a good healthy boost from these
energetic Young Troubadours.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f,
church has passed the following resolutions
OH the death of Mrs. Jennie G. Hunter:
Whereas one of our most helpful men,
bers, Mrs. jennie c. Hunter, has been
taken from us by death therefore, be it,
Resolved, That we acknowledge in the
death of Mrs Hunter an irreparable loss to
the church and society.
Resolved, That in bowling humbly to the
overruling of God in this as in other losses
We have sustained, we shall pray that the
ministry of death shall make US all better.
Resolved, That we commend the daugh-
ter, sister and brothers of the bereaVed
family to the consultations of religious
faith.
Resolved, That we all emulate the cheer
ful spirit and the hopeful manner in which
the deceased has risen above attiictlon to
serve the interests with which She was
associated.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon our records, be printed in the
local papers and sent to the members of the
bereaved families
{. w. WALLACE,
. LUCY j. CUNNINGHAM,
Following is list of Searsport sea-faring
men who commanded full rugged ships in
their day: Dudley 0. Black, Daniel Ii.
Bake, John c. Beals, Shepard Blanchard,
Edward D. Blanchard, William II. Blanch-
ard, John c. Blanchard, Elbridge G. Blanch-
ard, Albert N. Blanchard, Phineas B.
Blanchard, James p Butman, Benjamin
Carver, ST., Benjamin Carver, Jr., James
y. Carver, ST., John A. Carver, Charles G.
Carver, Phineas P. Carver, Nathan P.
Carver, Frank L.. Carver, Andrew I.
Carver, William NJ. Carver, Caleb F.
Carver, Jesse 7: Carver, John L. Craw-
cord, Benjamin F. Colcord, Theodore P.
Colcord, Lincoln A. Colcord, George W.
Coson, Edward L. Colson, Albert n. Col
son, Lebbeus Curtis, Eben Curtis, Henry
G. Curtis, Clifton Curtis, Samuel Curtis,
Jr., John Dow, Leroy Dow, Norman Dun
James T. Erskine, Oscar G. Eaton, George
II. Eames, William j. Ford, Alanson Ford,
Amosa D. Field, Joseph c. Field, Frank
n. Gerry, Welcome Giikey, Lincoln Gilkey,
Isaac F. Gilkey, Philip R. Gilkey, James &.
Gilman, j. Locke Gilmore, Daniel S.
H. Goodell, Phineas P. Griffin, Edwin L.
Griffin, Frederick W. Hanson, Royal Harri-
man, George W. Hichborn, Sewel Lancas-
ter, Henry 7. Lancaster, Augustus Ian
pber, John W. McGilvery, Freeman Nc
Gilvery, James McGilvery, Frank W Nc
CIure, Benjamin S. Merithew, John G.
Merryman, James G. Merryman, Clarence
N. Meyers, Jonathan C. Nckels, David
Nickels, j. Fred Nickels, Albert V.
Nickels, Edward D. p. Nickels, James
N NeheIs sewe Geora L. Nie Nab,os %
fred Y; Nichols, John, John P 2 N Nichols,
Edward P. Nichols, Wilson c. Nichols,
Charles NJ. Nichols, Peleg B. Nichols,
Cyrus G. Nichols. ST., Cyrus G. Nichols,
Jr., Joshua B. Nichols, Alexander H.
Phineas Pnendleton, End, Phineas Pendle-
Pendleton, ST., John G. Pendleton, Jr.,
James G. Pendleton, Nathan G. Pendleton,
Ephraim Pendeton, George W. Pendleton,
Timothy c. Pendeton, Frank l. Pendleton,
James n. Pendleton, Charles PPendleton1,
vim L. Park, Joseph II. Park, jeremiah
Park, Isaac c. Park, Oliver G. Park, J.
Frank Peterson, Robert Porter, William
A. Rogers, Andrew j. Ross, Simon Ross,
Andrew M. Ross, Chandler Smart, George
&. Small, Charles K. Sawyer, Jeremiah
5weetser, ST., jeremiah Sweetser, Jr;,
Joseph p. Sweetser, Forest w. Treat, |
Willard Treat, Joseph W. Walnut, Charles
Waterhouse, Asa ii. Warehouse, Albert |
I. Whittier, Oren c. Young. The ship !
Henry Leeds was built for Capt. Jeremiah
sweetser, ST., ON the farm now owned by
Allard Crockett on the Marsh Stream in
Prospect in 1886 and was 412 tons register.
rhe ship Vistula was built at City Point,
Belfast, by the late Master L. R. Palmer of
}elfast, for Capt. PhineaS PendletOn, End,
n 1888, and registered about 400 tons.
NORTH SEARSPORT.
Herbert Partridge has been sick with the
measles.
Will George has bought sleigh and
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