The Republican journal., 1906-05-03
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Harold Smith is in the employ of Ii. K.
Dyer as clerk.
There will be a social dance in mon nall
Friday evening.
Capt. James P. Butman arrived Saturday
from New York.
Miss Rilla A. Carbon arrived Friday from
Cambridge, masS.
Miss l.. W. Edwards left Monday for Bos-
ton for spring goods.
Misses Mowry and Bates visited friends
in Bangor last week.
c. II. Monroe is making severed changes
in his new residence.
H. R. Over received a three-horse power
engine for his launch saturday.
Sch Helen j. Seitz, Capt. A. NJ. Carter,
sailed April Goth for coal port.
Charles Grindle went to Rucksport Mon
day, where he has employment.
Capt. Charles NJ, Nichols of steamer Alas
kan arrived Friday from New ork.
Hon. A. E NickerSon attended meeting
of the Loyal Legion at Riverton May 1rd
Robert P Nichols left Saturday to resume
his position on the steamer CALVIN Austln.
crew of men arrived Monday to build
the electric power house at kldders Point.
CAPTAIN F. W. Treat left Wednesday for
East Boston to visit his son, Sidney d. treat
Mrs. Laura NJ. Perry is visiting her aunt,
Miss Laura r. Curtis, in Washington u. u
Misses Annie Nichols and Mary A. Bailey
left Wednesday for visit IN NashlhStoh'
d. {.
Capt. George ". Hichborn, who is now IN
Boston, is to resume command OF sen. H. w.
Hopkins.
Searsport people will lie interested in the
letter on the 18th page over the well known
initials T. b. B.
Sch. Addison P. Billiard arrived at Mack 5
Point Sunday from Norfolk With coal 1or u
II. Sprague & Son.
Daniel II. Devereaux left Brunswick, Ga,
April 9th, for Searsport to engage IN the
plumbing business.
Seventy five italian laborers arrived
from Boston Tuesday to work on the rall-
road at Mack's Point.
+ The annual meeting of the Village Gene
tery Association will be held In the u A H.
Hall next Saturday evening at I3o
FIJI. Cleaves is repairing his house, when
was damaged by fire last March, and Will
put it in first class condition tor rent.
Capt c. \. Meyers and family left Satur-
dav for Bridgewater, y. $, where his DARK,
the Mabel |. Meyers, is Loading lor hosai IT,
The first coastwise license issued to
Searsport CAPTAIN was to the late RlcnaIu
E, Patterson on the 21st day Of April, le4o
+. Jones. brakeman on the n NJ. ). H. H.,
has moved his family from BroWnVlle ana
has rented the chambers in the j. t. Dutch
house.
Mrs Hannah 7. Pendleton arrived Mon
t1ay from Redlands, Calf, where she spent
the winter with her sister, Mrs. W. A. 1.os-
erS.
DIR. Sidney B. Sargent arrived saturday
evening from Brockton, Mass, called mere
nv the illness of his sister, Miss Bernlce
Sargent.
Sch, Van Aliens Boughton finished dis,
charging coal at Mack S Point Monday, ana
Tie sch. Addison P. Billiard was docKed
Tuesday morning.
Will the party who took a large bread
snoon hy mistake at the NJ. L. church sup
Der Tuesday evening, April 18th, please
leave the same al c. o. Sawyer's store:
Arrived at the ssAmsterdam, ISL Massa-
chusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass, April
20th.to Capt and Mrs. D. 5. Goodell,a daugll-
ter. Danny Sears. Ten pounds. Nlsh To
De reported an eli
The Christian Endeavor socaole at the
social rooms of the Congregational clurcn
Friday evening will be entertained by ~
RoulStone, Jr, Gordon NlIllanls, ffntsl
Grinnell and William Colson.
In sending from Lynn, Mass, her annual
contribution Tor the village cemetery lund,
a lady saws: 81 feel very much grained
with the report | have heard regarding the
care of the lot in the cemetery.
At the Methodist conference in Ninalha-
ven, Rev Harry Hill, formerly OF Winter.
port, was assigned TO Searsport as pastor of
the NJ, F. church and Rev. {. w. Wallace
goes to PASSPORT.
OBITUARY. Miss Bernice A, daughter of
MIR. of Mrs Edwin II. Sargent, died DIT her
home Saturday April 2Sth after few weeks
illness, aged IL years. Funeral services
were held Tuesday and were conducted by
Rev. G. w. Wallace of the NJ. Z. Church.
Interment was in the family lot in the
Sargent cemetery.
Friends of Capt. and Mrs. ID. S. Goodell,
received by express last week "Baby Blue"
souvenirs in honor of the birth of daugb-
ter April 10Th. The souvenirs were tied
with blue satin ribbon on which was print
ed in gold letters ''1he health OF Danny
Sears Goodell.' The recipients extend
congratulations to Capt. and Mrs Goodell,
and wish long and happy life for Danny.
The following out-of-town guests regis
tered last week at the Searsport House;
Harry Pike, Bangor; W. c. Grey, +. A.
Tibbetts, W. NJ Randall, Belfast; Charles
H. Woods, Orono; Samuel L. Boardman,
Bangor; l.. c. Bateman, Lewiston; I. 5.
Stetson. Greene: +. z. Mayo, +. t. Hitch
iugs, Waterville; A W. Dodge, j. L. Nut
Ter. f. W. Allen, NJ NJ. Allen, Bangor sid
nev NJ. Bird, I'd, Orono; L. Weed, Win
terport; ", F. Schoppe, Or0no W. s Rus
sell, Bangor; George +. Fellows, ". D..
Hurd. W. NJ. Manson, Orono; L. A. Gilbert,
North Greene :: &. NJ. Fernad, OronO; ThoS.
Dennison, Boston; G. NJ. Davis, A: f.
Twombly, Old Town; d. II. knowlton,
Pennington; W. w. Hogan, Belfast; G. G.
Chalmers, Bangor; w. s. Remission, Rock
land G. Bickford, Carmel; j. S. Billings.
Bangor; c. B. Knsley, W. r.. Granger,
Boston; Henry c. 5uzzell, c. b. Dexter. E..
0. Bailey, Bangor; w. Bailey, c. \. Sta
piles, Stockton John Leroy, Cohors, \. Y.
6. ". Potter, Brunswick; G. H. Haskell,
Bangor: Charlie Phinney, Boston, A. r.
Graham, Ellsworth; II. H. Sproul, W: N.
ellis, Bangor; G. II. Davis, Belfast; }; K.
Russell, Rockland; Charles Thomas, Bel,
fast, w. f. Trask, Portland; {. Mlllett, Old
Town; f. A. Hostort, lloulton.
Following is list of coasting licenses is
sued by Jonathan r. Cole, deputy collector
of customs of the port of Prospect, now
Searsport, and district of Belfast IN ISL;
and '46: Capt Isaac Lampher, sch. Rose OF
Boston, 122 tons; Capt. Richard f. Patter-
son, sch NJ inc of Searsport, 102 tons; Capt