The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
SEARSP0RT LOCALS.

Mrs. j. d. Sweetser returned last week
from New York.
John II. Montgomery was in Bangor Sat-
urday on business.
Capt. and Mrs A. N. Blanchard left Mon
day for New York.
Lieut.. Fred f. Black returned last week
from trip to Boston.
Mrs. John Murphy is visiting friends IN
Frankfort and Bangor.
VIM. n. Field of Bangor was in town Sat
urday calling on friends.
Capt. and Mrs d. S. .Goodell returned
from Boston Wednesday.
, Mrs. Mary Kane returned "Wednesday
from visit with relatives in Boston,
c. II. Munroe and Newell White return
cd saturday from business trip to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frame left Wednes'
dav for a ten days visit i'll Boston anu VI
entity.
Mrs Y. c. Shute has moved into her new
house. corner of Mosman and Howard
streets.
Joseph A. Clement will leave the last o.
this week for Daytona, Fla, TO spend the
winter.
James NJ. McDougall was called to Au-
burn, n. Y, last week by the illness OF MS
brother.
Nonth]v contribution next Sunday morn
mo at the congregational church for parish
expenses.
Cant Phineas Pendleton and daughter
JnnI returned from Worcester, Mass,
Wednesday.
roln a. nd left FIJI
day for Pasadena, Cal, where she Will
spend the winter.
Frank Crockett of Ashland was lr town .
Sunday, the guest Oh LIS Aio'i0'' tA''
Melvina Crockett.
Engineer r. E. Weston of the b. "A.
railroad has moved INTO the ~ " on"'o
house on Water street.
Mrs Clara Rosseau of Tyngsboro, Mass,
arrived Saturday and is the guest VI nei
mother, Mrs. Charles Barney.
Mvron F. Parker went to Monroe Mon
day to superintend the cutting ana saving
of barn frame at Mayo's mill.
The steamer Californian, Capt ). ~, u;
Sweetser. sailed from New YORK Oct. Zod
for San Diego and San Francisco.
GUY L. Leighton, the tonsorial artist, re- re-
turned Monday from Castlne, "hele ne
had been employed the past month.
Mr.. T. j. Haines of Pressure Isle arrived
Monday to remodel his cottage, recently
bought of A. E. Trundy on Navy street,
Sch. NJ. d. Cressey, Capt Johnston, I'm
shed discharging Wednesday, and VIII De
towed to Bath to have her topsldes caikeo.
Cards were received last week announc-
mo The marriage of Frank l. Gross OF Sears
ct and Miss Addie Mae Miller OF Old
Town.
Foreman John Flannery and crew were
in town Tuesday placing telephones IN the
rasidences of F. j. Mortland and Charles A.
Rogers.
Can't. Albert B. Colson accompanied
CAM William r. Gilkey on sch. Georgia
Iikey on the passage from Cape Jelilson
to New \ ork.
Mrs O. S. Chesman, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Clossons the past
three weeks, returned to her home in Pitts
burg, Pa, Wednesday.
On finishing discharging sch. NJ. ID. Ores
sew at the Sprague coal plant work VIII De
Snsnrnded for ten days and the employees
will have a vacation for that time
Mis-. John w McGilvery, accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. Clara NJ. Griffin, who
spent the summer in town, lett thursday
for Mountain View, Cal, where she Will
spend the winter.
Forest f. Cottrell and David D. Ward
well of Rockland came up Friday ana Wis
tied the coal plant at Mack,s Point and the
lumber plant at Cape JelllSon pier, Return
ing Saturday afternoon.
MI. George A. Bowen and Capt VIM; h.
Gilkey bought the livery stock OF the late
Newell {. Shute Thursday and will con-
I,o of the old stand. lleE
took possession Friday, Oct Goth.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Sargent found a brown fur
boa Sunday evening, Oct. 2lst, on Main
street near the residence of Mrs Matilda
Nichols. The owner can have the same by
calling at the shoe store of w. Nj. Parse.
The five-masted schooner James W. Paul,
IT., Capt. \. F. Gilkey, sailed from Fort
Point cove, and the five-masted schooner
Helen j. Martin, Capt. Alex. Ross, sailed
from Searsport Oct. 2lst and both arrived at
Newport News Oct 25th, making the run IN
four days.
NJ. r. Knowlton of the Searsport House
recently bought ID store in Sea Breeze, Ia,
which is located near his other property
there He will probably open 1t this WIZ
ter " it'll a line of goods. The store is near
the celebrated beach where the Ormond-
DaVtona races are held.
Capt, Charles Z. Mcclure lelt New L VI N
Friday for Detroit, Mich, where he Will
take command of "a new steamer built at
Detroit for the Alaskan Navigation 20.
The steamer will be taken through the
Welland canal aud down the St. Lawrence
river, thence to Seattle, Wash
The passage of the ship f. B. Sutton,
Capt. James p. Butman, from New York to
Touron, China, in lis days is considered to
be one of the most remarkable passages on
record, as the northeast Monsoons were
blowing down the China Sea and $50 days
is considered good passage at this time OF
the year
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out of
town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House: IL. l.. Haskell, Portland
S L. Tower, Bangor; A. W. Wentworth,
Boston; s. Crossman, Dover; n. w; Lutte
field, Boston; +. E. Burns, Portland; j. ii.
ton; T. P. Fahy, ?. A. Norton, Bangor; +
NJ. Thurston, Belfast; j. I. saybrook,
Davis, GuiIford; c. A. Peeing. New York
H, ". Wright, Chicago; E. E. Haskell,
Cambridge; j. c. Pillsbury, Bangor; II. G.
Albee. Z. F. Pendieton, Stockton; Percy E.
Webber, Belfast; NJ. II. Wiley, Cherry.
field: ]. A. Havener, Boston; Mr. and Mrs
G. Smaley, Belfast; G. W. York, Island
Falls; j. Mahoney, J. II. Dougherty
Caribou; G. II. Davis, Belfast; W. S
Uennston, Rockland; J. I. Cummings
Someryille; H. r. Stearns, W. R. Kinds
Boston, T. II. Higgins, j. ID. Hussey, New
V,rly Eaorua r lack SON East VaSSaibOrO