The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-04-26
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

ton for a week.
Hon. D. N. Aortland of Rockland was in
town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Merithew are visit
ing relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Nickerson arrived
Thursday from Portland.
Miss Guda {. Homer spent Sunday with
her parents in Bucksport.
Miss Nan Colcord returned to the Uni
yersity of Maine Monday.
j. H. Montgomery has papered his drug
store in a cool green color.
NC. Shute returned Wednesday from
visit with relatives in Deer Isle.
FEE. Whitcomb has a rubber-tired order
cart for his grocery business.
Sch. Helen j. Seitz finished discharging
coal at Mack Point Tuesday,
Miss Gladys Butman is taking course at
the Conservatory of Music in Boston.
Mrs, D. E. Richards of Milo is the guest
of Mir. and Mrs Henry F. Partridge.
Miss Mabel Iona Nichols left Friday for
Ccrea, where she is teaching school.
Ma,tiowers have .been very plentiful
amvng the school children the past week.
IF. Smith of Campelo, Mass, arrived
SATURDAY. evening on short business trip.
Tho ladies' Guild met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs b. F. Colcord on Bay view
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Hamilton have
moved into the Black tenement on Main
street.
Sch. Kittie Lawry, Capt. Israel Closson,
60 npl-l nd
Pike Bros.
Cant A. S. Pendleton left Wednesday
morning for New York to take command of
the ship Aryan
Miss Mary Grinnell of Camden was in
town over Sunday, the guest of her brother,
". f. Grlnnell.
sMrs, Maria R. Black is critically i'll at
tho home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Tenney, in Houlton'
Fairbanks & Morse of Chicago are build
ING water tank at Kidder's Point for the
railroad company
The steamer City of Rockland arrived
from Boston Friday morning on her first
trip for the season.
DR.. Elmer Small of Belfast was called
here Monday to attend Harold, the young
son of James Coffin.
W 4. Winchester has secured the SER
vices of George p Carter in his meat mar
ket Oh Main street.
Miss Grace Whittum has been appointed
day operator at the Central Telephone Office
in the Staples block.
Mrs. E. II. Bartlett and two daughters OF
Old Town are visiting Engineer Bartlett at
James h. Sweetser's.
P. w Farrell of Portland, attorney at
law, has opened an office in the Staples
block on Main street.
c. H. Monroe has new two-seated tour
ing car, which he will run to the trains ana
steamers for passengers.
The captata at the congregational church
which was postponed Easter Sunday Will
be given next Sunday evening.
Leander N. Sargent is, repairing his
building on Main street which was DAM
aged by fire in February last.
Steamer Oregonian, Capt, Joseph F.
Nichols, sailed from Seattle April 18th TOR
Honolulu and Philadelphia.
Can't. and Mrs. D. s. Goodell of Boston
are receiving congratulations on the Olftl
of a ten-pound daughter, born April 21st.
The offering at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning Will be for the Amer
lean CONGREGATIONAL Home Missionary So
ciety.
Ship E. B. Sutton, Capt. James ?. But
mali, arrived at New York April 81, from
Nuumea, New Caledonia, after passage OF
IS days.
Capt. C. n. Meyers arrived Monday from
Bridgewater, n s., where his vessel, bark
Mabel l. Meyers, is loading for South
America.
Lincoln R. Colcord went to Houlton
Thursday, where he is employed in the
surveying crew for the Bangor and ArooS-
took R. R.
L. F. Brock way has opened an upholster-
ing and furniture repairing room in the b..
C, smith building, under the Red Lion
billiard rooms.
Sch. Van Aliens Boughton, Capt: Has
kell, arrived Tuesday from Norfolk witt
coal to C. II. Sprague Il Son and was dock
ed Wednesday morning.
Edward F. Jones, brakeman on the
freight train from Mack's Point to South
Lagrange, has taken rooms at Capt. Chas.
F. AverilI'S for the summer.
Robert p. Nichols, freight clerk on the
steamer Calvin Austin, is visiting his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. ID. {. Nichols, and
will remain at home until May LIST.
The cantata, 1.-THE Resurrection which
WAS to have been given the l0Cu luSl. III lut
CONGREGATIONAL church, will be given next
Sunday evening All are cordially invited
Mr.. Wilson, stevedore at the Sprague
coal dock at Mack's Point, fell into the hold
of the schooner Helen ). Seitz Tuesday,
receiving bad scalp wound and severe
shaking up.
n. R. Dyer has rented the G. A. R. hall
over his store for storerOOm. Freeman
McGilvery Post, G. A. r., have removed
their furniture and fixtures to the memorial
room in Fraternity Hall.
Mr.. Sumner Fisher, who has been EN-
ployed as fireman at the power house al
the Sprague Coal Plant at Mack's Point
has resigned his position and Will leave
for Idaho in few weeks.
Medford II. Hayford, Frank L: Higgins
and Roy Greenlaw of Pressure Isle, who
own three of the largest farms in ARGOS
took County, were i'll town Friday calling
on A. f. Trundy and c. P. Ferguson.
In answer to inquiries from their agents
and friends the Boston Insurance Co beg
to advise that they have no fire busine sss il
California, having Withdrawn from tina
State for that class OF business over fiv'
years ago.
See advt. of real estate and personal
property at auction Tuesday, May LIST
This is a farm of 90 acres situated on the
shore road in Searsport, known as the
Smith farm, and the sale includes live