The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-02-01
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Angus Sullivan of Bucksport was a visitor
in town Monday.
Miss Agnes Ring of Augusta is the guest
OF Mrs. h. l.. SavOry.
Miss Guida A. Homer spent Sunday with
her parents in Buckspott.
James M. Whittier and family arrived
Wednesday from Fort Fairfield.
Hon. A. E. Nickerson left on Monday LOT
abusipess trip to Boston and Portland.
Sch. Herman F, Kimball arrived Monday
from Portland with grain for Pike Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. Florence Lufkin of Corea,
Me-, are the guests of Mrs. M. V. Dodge.
Cant. and Mrs. A. 7. Whittier are with
Capt and Mrs. d. c. Nichols for the WINTER
Miss Nellie j. Trussell is visiting he er
brother, George c. Trussell, IN behast ioi
a few days.
The steamer Windber, Capt. Harry ~ y.
Dow sailed from Providence Jan. ~ Iof
Norfolk, Va
Mr.. and Mrs, George W. Porter and daugh-
ter Alice left Monday to visit 1rlehds III
Connecticut.
philjps Williams and Miss Deborah Will
Hams entertained a party of sixteen at their
home recently.
Robert p. Nichols, who has been spending
a months vacation III toWH, lou"A Nv" "
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. P. II. Monroe entertained party Oh
friends at her home ON LakeyleW avenue
Saturday evening.
The Phineas Pendleton Engine Company
will have its annual supper anu oss'ei e'o"
this, Thursday, evening
Monthly contri buttons for parish expenses
will be received at the congregational
church next Sunday morning.
There will be social dance Friday even
ing Feb I'd, at Union hall. Reyes OlcheS-
ira of Belfast will furnish music.
Isaac Fl. Havener has bought the J. y;
Cunningham house on Elm street ana VIII
put it in first class repair 1or RENT
Your correspondent is indebted to Mr. r.
S. Tpham of South Lake Weir. Fla, 1or a
fine cluster of oranges, received JAN lStn'
Charles Closson cut and piled up 8 cords
of stove wood and 10 logs in five days
last week for Charles F. Hill on his wood
lot.
John T.. Crosby of Bangor and Charles L.
pettengell of Augusta came down from
Bongor on the 1923 train SATURDAY ana I =
turned on the afternoon train'
Mrs. L. A. Coicord left Friday for New
York to visit her husband, Capt. l.. A. tol-
cord, who is first officer OF the steamer
American of the Hawaiian line
Walter Weeks, agent of the Eastern D .
Co. here, made business trip to Rocklanu
last week H. n. COlcord had charge OF the
office during Mr. Week. absence.
DR., James P. Ershlne of New York anc
Mrs. Dana Dutch of Boston arrived here
Wednesday evening, called by the serious
illness of their mother, Mrs. j. L. Ersklhe
See statements of The Palantine lnsur
ance Co. of London, England, and the Clt!
of New York Insurance GO. OF New YORK
represented in SearspOrt by j. Ii. Knee
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace W. Gray and Mr.
and Mrs, Edward C. Marden of SWanvill'
attended the installation OF officers o
Mariners Lodge, No. Us, +. and A. NJ, Jan
ed
Miss Matte Mahoney, who has been il
the employ of Mrs. Paine at her eating
rooms, has returned to Rock and and hel
sister, Miss Nettie Mahoney, has taken hel
place
The main cable sheave in the pulley a
the power house at Mack'S Point, Whlcl
was broken last week, was replaced with
new one, which arrived Monday by expires
from chicago
DR.. IL. II. Sellers and daughter Jeannett
left by train Friday for Boston, where the.
will be Joined by Mrs. Sellers and sol
Galen. Tuesday and Will proceed to the
new home in Eau Claire, Wis.
An itemiZpd report OF uncolected taxes o
the town of Searsport for the year 1905 vii
be printed in the town report, which Will b.
issued in March, 1906, as per vote of town Il
the annual meeting IN March, 1903
Henry Trip had his leg badly crushed
Monday forenoon, while unloading saft
weighing 2,4O0 pounds from Il dray at tht
Sprague coal office Mack S Point. He wa
attended by Drs. f. A. Wilson of Belfas
and Lathbury of this town,
Miss Wealthy P Nichols, having com
pleted her course at the Chanler Norma
School, Boston, is now engaged as IN
structor in Sten0graphy in the High Schoo
at Concord, n IL. We are always pleased
to note the success of the young men anC
women of our town.
Mr.. Philips Williams, who has been EN-
ployed by Astle & Page, contractors on the
n. NJ S. r. r., for the past eight months,
has closed with that firm and his services
have been secured by A. f. Trundy at his
new hardware store in Mechanics Hollow
Mr. Tiundy is fortunate in securing d
Young man so well qualified in every way
for the position.
Capt and Mrs. Joseph n. Putnam cele
brated the G0th anniversary of their mar
riage Jan. 22nd, Capt. Putnam was born il
Monroe Jan. q, 1924. Mrs. Putnam was
born in Ilartland June %, 1925. They were
married Jan. -, 1916 The oldest couple il
town are MI and Mrs. James ii. Pendleton
MI I>endleton was born Jan. -, 1919, anC
Mrs. PeudletOn was born III 1925. They
were married Dec y, 1911.
James NJ. Whittier and family left town
Saturday noon for Searsport, where they
will make their home in the future, Mr.
Whittier having one of the best runs on the
whole line of the b. & A. or Northern
Maine Seaport Railroad. MIR. and Mrs
Whittier have made many firm friends dur
ing their stay of nine years in Fort Fair
field. They are among the people whose
going away causes regret among all who
know them. They have proved themselves
good neighbors, friends and citizens, anG
their settling down in Searsport will be q
gain to that place, as their removal from
Fort Fairfield is distinct loss to this com
munity-Fort Fairfield Review.
The following out-of-town guests were
registered last week at tie Searspor
House: j. H. Coffin. tlmira, n. y; G. S
Lowell, Fitchburg, Mass; j. j. Moore
Hingham Mass !; Z. II. Going, North Read
ing, Mass S. W. Smith, Bangor; G. II
Davis, Belfast; II. L. Haskell, Portland; Z
j. Pattee, Belfast; w. E. Everett and wife
w. ID. Lane, Boston w. b. Kelley, Bangor
A. Ii. Bragg, Dover; &. W. Lewis Bangor
Alton r. Curtis, DamariScOtta; &. A. Peel