The Republican journal., 1906-04-19
The following out-Of-tOwn guests were
Los x.aolr o. tho Soa rSnQrf House !:

The following out-Of-tOwn guests were
registered last week at the SearspOrt House:
H. Perrie, Old Town; j. c. PilIsbury, ban,
| N. Foley, Boston; E. E. Pendleton, Stock
ton %. F. De>peaux. brunswick; W. Frye
| Hall, Belfast H. c. Bnzzell, Bangor; c. W.
| Curtis, Dexter; Il. R. Ruzzell, Bangor W.
| NJ. Hogan, Belfast; George Buck field, Ben
ton; H. F. Butts, II. F. Vickery, Bangor;
gor: F. L. Tyler, George West, +. l.. Robin
son, Frankfort: ". II. Ennis, Boston; W.
| S. Remission; ROckland; F. j. Cummings,
Boston; II. II. Curtis, Portland; W. Berry,
Stockton; George Anderson, Boston; {. y.
Staples, Stockton; W: Gowing, Boston; r.
liams, Bangor; $. W. Libbey, r. W. Fair
well, D. E. Humphrey, Portland; w. II.
Daley, E. L. Brown, Bangor; Henry Sulli-
van. Chicago; Scott Grey, Belfast; K Phil
brick, R; Rhodes, NJ Patterson, +; Male6'
| c. Brigham, West MinOt; S. A. Bradford,
| c. F. Thomas, Old Town.
| Here are few of the old time clipper
| ships in which Searsport master mariners
will be interested: ship Benjamin Aymar,
| SIG tons built at SearSp0rt in 1910 by the
late Master John Carver. and commanded
by the late Benjamin CaIver.Sr., who sailed
her for many years. She was SOFA from
Searsport and the last heard from her she
was coal hulk in the harbor of Yok hama,
Japan. The ship Henry Leeds, 30 ton.
| built in 1884 at the Marsh river, Prospect,
for Capt jeremiah Sweetser, Sr. of Pros
| pect, now Searsport, who SOLD her in 1885 to
| NeSmith and Leeds of New York, where
she was used for many years as bethel
ship. The ship Vistula, 565. 10 tons, built
| in 1887 at the Head of the Tide in Belfast
| by Master Lemuel R. Palmer of Belfast for
| Capt. Phineas Pendleton, Jr. of Pros pect,
now Searsport, who sold her in 1888 at New
part payment the clipper schooner Currency,
which he loaded with salt and brought to
Long Cove, Searsport Harbor. The ship
Dunbarton, 400 tons, built at Belfast IN 1s4l,
| for Capt. Nathan Pendeton of Prospect,
, now Searsport, who sailed her until 1S45
| when he sold her to Boston parties.
John Howe, Jr., was appointed deputy
collector of customs of the port of Prospect
| (now Searsport) and district of Belfast
April /, 1871, under the administration OF
| President Harrison, who died one month
after his Inauguration and was succeeded
by Vice President John Tyler. MIR. Howe
continued in office during the admlnistra-
ton of President Tyler. Following is list
of coasting licenses issued in 1S41 and ~:
Captain Robert L. Eells, sch. Two Sons Of
Belfast, IS tons; Capt. Alfred Byther, fish
ing boat Undertook of Prospect, 10 tons
Capt Henry S. Black, sch. Orion of Pros
poet, % tons, Capt. Samuel ?: Park, sch:
Henry of Prospect, III tons; Capt. Robert
Porter, sch. Plough Boy of Boston, 1o3 tons ;
Capt Joseph Park, sch. Rambler Of Pros
pect, 1872 tons; Capt. Benjamin II. Eaton,
sch. Polly Ever of Prospect, 81 tons, en-
gagged in cod fishing; Capt. Samuel NJ. II.
Grant, sch Prudence of Prospect, IS tons
hook of Prospect, 10 tons; Capt Josiah A.
Colcord, sch William of Prospect, 1O7 tons
Capt Humphrey Mason, sch. Commodore
Perry of Belfast, 60 tons Capt. Samuel Cur
tbs, sch. Geneva of Prospect, 100 tons Capt.
William Young, sch. William of Prospect,
of Boston, rs tons Capt. Benjamin Rendell,
sch. William, of Prospect, 107 tons Captain
Joseph L. Park, sch. Edward of Prospect,
143 tons; Capt. William Clifford, sch. Geor-
ga of Bangor, 13l tons; Capt. Richard But
man, sch Commodore Perry 60 tons; Capt.
Is tons, Capt. Oliver c. Park, brig Calcutta,
1913 tons.
OBITUARY. Miss Vashti C. Brock died
at the residence OF her brother, Hon. j. ".
Brock, on Lakeside avenue Friday, April
| 18th, alter an illness OF Two weeks, aged 81
years. She was the daughter OF the late
Harvey ard Christina Brock and has al
ways resided in the old homestead. She
! leaves, beside her brother, two sister, Mrs.
John B lines and Mrs. Sarah {. Towle,
both of Searsp0rt. Funeral services We're
held at her late residence sunday, April
! 18th, and were conducted by Mrs. Sarah
Ford. 1ntelment was in the family lot in
the Smart cemetery, East Belfast.... Mary
/ H., widow of the late benjamin l.. to'cOrd,
died at her residence on Main street April
l1th, after al Illness Of six weeks. She was
the daughter Of Meier aud Joanna (SnOW
MANI Carver and was born in Montvile,
| Oct. II, 1854. She was married March 81
1855, to Benjamin L. folcord Of Searsport
who died Aug. II, 1872. She is survived by
two sons, Capt Lincoln A. Colcnrd of Sears
port and Frank ". Colcord of Dorchester,
yer OF Camden and Col. L. d. Carver of
| Rockland. She WAS a member of the Nj. Z.
church of Searsport. Funeral services were
| held at her late residence Friday, conducted
| by Rev. E. W. Wallace The floral offerings
! from her large circle of friends were numer-
Gus and beautiful. lntermpnt was in the
| family lot in Elmwood Cemetery Mrs.
Nancy 7. Cocord died at the residence of
her son, Captain B. F, Colcord, Thursday,
| April r. She was the daughter of PhneaS
and Nancy (Gilmore) Pendleton and was
born in Prospect, now Searsport, April II,
| 1919, where she has always resided. She
married Capt. j. G. p. Colcord Feb. 9, 1S43,
of five children: two girls and three boys,
and is survived one son, Capt. b. f. Col
cord, with whom she had made her home for
many years She had been for many years
member of the First Congregational
church of Searsport. She leaves beside her
son, two sisters, Mrs. Esther H. Pendlet0n
and Mrs. Prudence \. Park, both of Sears
! port. The funeral services were held at her
late residence Saturday and were conducted
by Rev. T. p. Williams. 1nterment was in
| the family lot in B0wdtch cemetery.